Welcome to Unstyled. I'm your host, Christine Barberick, co-founder and global editor-in-chief of Refinery 29.

Each week, I invite a notable person to come in and talk with us as we explore the funny, inspiring,

sometimes heartbreaking tales of life, work, and love, as told through the things that we wear.

For 10 seasons, What Not to Wear shook millions of viewers from their dressing doldrums. But it was Stacey London's role as mentor and fashion fixer that allowed guests and millions of fans alike to see the inextricable link

between what we wear and who we really want to be. Since What Not to Wear wrapped three years

ago, Stacey's been busy. She joined The View as a host. She penned a book, The Truth About

Style. She launched an independent stylist network. She gave her notorious streak of gray hair a leading role in a slew of pantine ads.

And, most recently, she headed back to the TLC network with her new show, Love, Lust, or Run.

But despite her reputation as a tiger mom of tough love, Stacey has redefined how we think about personal style.

She's handed over the reins to everyday women everywhere to use as a form of liberation and strength.

It's never about how young, rich, or pretty we are.

It's about getting real with ourselves at the most crucial moments in our lives

and allowing our clothes to become the uniform we wear to experience them in a whole new way.

Hi, Stacey.

Hi, Christine.

I'm so happy to have you here as a guest on Unstyled.

I'm very happy to be here. I'm very honored. I mean, it's great to do anything with you.

Oh, please. Thank you so much. Don't give me this.

Oh, please.

No, seriously. What Not to Wear Around for 10 seasons. It did. That's an incredible, successful 10 seasons. It really put you on the mat and made you a huge star. But I could actually say that you put the show on the map. Oh, that's very kind. It's true because the show and the concept of the show,

which you were a living example of, just changed the way people thought about the things that

they wear. Yes, that did not occur to me. It did not really come fully formed to me until I got

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