Erin Hirsh is one of the most artistically diverse costume designers and stylists working in entertainment today. Having worked with a multitude of celebrities, her resume spans from Ellen De Generes and Rihanna to visionary directors David Lynch and Spike Jonze. She is best known for her conceptual ideas and impeccable craftsmanship.

Erin served as Fashion Director and Head Costume Designer for NBC’s Emmy Award–winning series The Voice, Seasons 1–3 and 5–30.

Her decades-long career in fashion began as a visual merchandiser under the creative direction of Tom Ford at Gucci and YSL in Beverly Hills. Since then, her work has spanned world tours, award-show performances, music videos, editorials, and red-carpet styling for artists and actors including Rihanna, Tracee Ellis Ross, Janelle Monáe, Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Gnarls Barkley, Blake Shelton, Ellen DeGeneres, Chris Pratt, Nicky Hilton, Eve, Cassie, Anthony Anderson, Elle Fanning, and Chloë Sevigny, among many others.

Some of Erin’s most revered work includes the LED light-up jacket and glasses created for Kanye West’s 2008 “Stronger” Grammy performance, which now reside in the Grammy Museum’s permanent collection, as well as the iconic PASTELLE varsity jackets she designed in 2009, which have since developed a cult following among streetwear enthusiasts and sell for over $10,000 at auction.

Whether she’s collaborating with pop stars or dressing everyday individuals seeking transformation, Erin’s work defies categorization. Operating at the intersection of art, fashion, and design, she thrives on creative challenge and brings the same level of intention and excellence to every project she takes on.