Erin Walsh

I may be a celebrity stylist or a fashion stylist, but I've never seen it that way.

I see myself as a fashion therapist.

I love clothes.

I always have since I was a little kid.

But fashion is the incidental part.

The clothes are the choices.

The clothes are the tools.

And how you put them together and the texture and the color and the silhouette and the proportion and ultimately how each piece makes you feel is the story.

What you wear is the story.

Fashion is like the icing on the cake.

That's like the next level part, style.

But I don't think the point is...

I think it's about learning to use fashion or what you wear as a tool to embody your best self that's possible to you.

I, number one, I want women to like stop.

I want them to take a pause and get clear on who they want to be and what their potential is.

And I think like the therapy is, you can't do that without having compassion for yourself because you don't get to decide how you feel when you wake up in the morning.

And most days, we may feel anxious or tired or bloated or jet lagged or confused or not our best self.

So how can you have compassion for yourself and take a pause

to get clarity, to return back to who's that person I want to be and how do I want to feel?

Like that's where the compassion comes in.