Lisa Robertson

In June 1989, she was crowned Miss Tennessee and represented the state in the Miss America pageant. During her reign, she actively supported the “Drug Free Tennessee” initiative as its spokesperson. In addition to her public service, Lisa is classically trained in violin and has a background in music performance and singing.

Career Beginnings in Television and Home Shopping

Lisa Robertson began her television career in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1991 with Shop at Home, a televised home shopping network. She later played a key role in helping to establish VIA-TV Home Shopping. Her success in this niche eventually led her to one of her most prominent roles with QVC, where she became a household name over her two-decade tenure.

QVC and Fashion Design

Robertson is perhaps best known for her long-standing position at QVC, where she became a trusted authority on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle products. Recognized for her charisma and style, she developed a loyal following. In 2012, she launched her own fashion line, the G.I.L.I. (Got It Love It) collection, which combined upscale design with accessibility for QVC customers.

Television Appearances and Public Recognition

Beyond her work on QVC, Lisa made guest appearances on shows such as Project Runway All Stars (2012) and The Apprentice (2004). These appearances allowed her to expand her presence in the fashion and entertainment industries beyond home shopping television.

In 2014, Lisa Robertson was honored with the Philadelphia Woman of Distinction Award. She was also recognized as one of Philadelphia’s “21 Power Women,” highlighting her influence not only in fashion and television but also as a businesswoman and public figure.