"Seeing Emily's confidence rise in her job and taking new risks in fashion," she added in a video interview . "New risks that some people might think are not as risky as her first ones -- that to Emily is more risky. So being more pared down and minimalistic is more risky to Emily."
"And that's a little more closer to home for me," Collins said.
When Collins first started to play Emily in the show, she said she struggled with how to "make her different," as well as Emily's perfectionist tendencies.
"This idea of perfection, needing to just always feel ready to go, always feeling like your perfect self," she said. "That's not how I want to live my life, especially at 35."
While the actress said she struggled with that in the beginning with Emily, she said that the character has also helped her find her sense of style.
"Emily, in a lovely way, takes up so much space," she said. "Mixing patterns and prints, textures, styles in a way that was foreign to me, I started to realize that I didn't have to be afraid of color anymore."
In the upcoming season of "Emily in Paris," Collins describes it as "the season of vulnerability."
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