Americans Are Always A Little Bit Insecure.

In Early Days, I Showed Everything I Made. There Was No Such Thing As Editing A Collection. In The '80s, It Got To The Point Where We'd Have Shows With A Hundred Looks. You'd Want To Order A Pizza Before It Was Over!

I Love Fashion Because It's Plugged Into The Zeitgeist, So It's Always Changing. Thirty Years Ago, I Could Never Have Predicted I'd Be Where I Am Today, So I Know I Don't Know What's Going To Happen In The Next Five Years Or The Next 20 Years. I Have My Predictions—i'm Sure Technology Will Continue To Have An Impact On Fashion, Particularly The Way People Shop. I Think Quality Will Be Increasingly Important—we're Moving Away From A Time Of Fast Fashion. But Really, The Only Constant In Fashion Is That You Must Keep Moving Forward, Otherwise You'll Be Left Behind.

The Minute It Gets To A Runway, You're Tempted To Do Some High Jinks. I Don't Want To Show Something I Won't Produce. I Want People To Wear The Clothes I Show.

Put On A Trench, You're Suddenly Audrey Hepburn Walking Along The Seine.

The Perfect Accessory Can Make The Difference Between Looking Blah And Totally To Die For