Stacy London

Stacy London’s career spans a rich history in fashion and media. A stylist, fashion consultant and magazine editor, she is widely recognized for her influential role as the co-host of the TLC series "What Not To Wear," a reality television program that featured wardrobe and appearance makeovers, which ran for 12 seasons.

After graduating from Vassar College, London started her career as a fashion editor at Vogue and transitioned into being a stylist for celebrities and designers. She moved into television by co-hosting "What Not to Wear" and was a dedicated style correspondent for shows including "Today," "Access Hollywood," "Rachel Ray," and "The View." Her book, "The Truth About Style," was a New York Times bestseller and has been acclaimed for its insightful approach to fashion and self-expression as well as for her honesty about her past struggles with eating disorders.

In 2020, London became the CEO of State Of Menopause, a company dedicated to personal care products designed to address menopause and perimenopause symptoms. The venture was inspired by her personal struggle with perimenopausal challenges and the lack of effective solutions available. Determined to fill this gap, London set out to provide not only functional products but also greater education and resources to support women during this life stage. Through her work, she is committed to reshaping the conversation around menopause and midlife—topics often clouded by stigma—by championing advancements in clinical research, improving access to education, and advocating for health policy reforms in menopause care.

Remaining consistently engaged with the community, London has spoken extensively on style and self-esteem at prestigious venues and institutions, including Harvard University, the Global Wellness Conference, and the Women in Retail Summit. Moreover, she has broadened her advocacy to include a focus on the challenges and opportunities present in mid-life and aging.