Erin Walsh

It's like, instead of just making, writing down a list of like, these are all the things I want to feel.

Easy, empowered, elegant, fabulous, wonderful.

Comfortable, unstoppable.

Those are all great, but don't limit yourself.

The idea is to become limitless.

So when you, with every piece, ask, how does this make you feel?

It might surprise you, your answer.

I think people tend to wear what they know works.

So that's also how you get stuck and you stop expanding and you stop learning how... It's the same way people stop expanding who they hang out with or who they talk to.

You stick with what feels safe.

And safe isn't bad.

I'm guilty of that.

I've been doing that for a decade.

We all are.

And you should have the pieces that make you feel safe, but they should also do other things for you.

And when they don't anymore, you should keep just like...

evolving.

So number one, tailoring.

Most people wear clothes that don't fit their proportions correctly.

So even with a bold shoulder, you still want it to honor the lines of your body.