Sounds like Brad Goreski is poised to dominate in 2012. His new reality show It’s a Brad, Brad World debuts Monday on Bravo and has already received a decent amount of press. In fact, life must be a constant stream of phone interviews for the L.A.-based stylist. He’s been talking to many outlets (including us) about the show and his falling out with Rachel Zoe. Most recently, he talked to E!’s Mark Malkin about how his show will feature an “off the charts” number of “tears per episode.” And, according to WWD, he was waiting to board a plane when they chatted with him about his latest gig: “exclusive brand stylist” for Kate Spade.

Brad styled the label’s spring 2012 presentation during New York Fashion Week and must have done a really good job. Part of Brad’s new gig, in addition to styling all press events, fashion presentations, ad campaigns and e-commerce shoots, will be to bring more awareness to the label’s ready-to-wear offerings; which, while strong, don’t get as much attention as the accessories Kate Spade has always been known for.

He told the trade, “We see so many people carrying the bags and the accessories. It’s my hope to get the ready-to-wear out there and see it more on the streets and see people playing with it and making it their own.”

Granted, we’re not that familiar yet with Brad’s styling repertoire, but the Kate Spade aesthetic is kind of a female version of his personal style, so it seems like it would be a good fit, right? It sounds like Brad’s sense of humor also may have played a part in getting him the job. Lloyd told WWD,

I have been a fan of Brad’s sense of style and spirit from afar for some time now. When I began to consider a stylist with whom I could really build an ongoing relationship and one whom I trusted, he was the first that came to mind. Besides being a great stylist, he is a joy to be around and a true gentleman. He keeps me laughing and keeps me on my toes

Another part of his job will reportedly be collaborating with the brand in social media efforts, so his large Twitter following also may have helped. Looks like he’s already gotten a head start on that.

We also have to wonder–could this mean Brad might take up residence in NYC, where Kate Spade is based? He did tell us a while back that he’d consider it…