Everyday Is One Less Day.

When You Write A Character And Their Dialogue, You Can't Help Imagining How You Would Be Acting If You Were Them. You Kind Of Have To Relate To All Of Them. It's The Most Personal Thing I've Ever Done.

Artists, Like Yourself, Are Born With A Need To Express That's Just Innate.

My Grandmother Was Probably The First Person Who I Thought Was Beautiful. She Was Incredibly Stylish, She Had Big Hair, Big Cars. I Was Probably 3 Years Old, But She Was Like A Cartoon Character. She'd Swoop Into Our Lives With Presents And Boxes, And She Always Smelled Great And Looked Great.

London Is One Of The Few Cities Where People Still Dress Properly And Fashion Exists. Every Day I See Women Who've Thought About Their Outfits. They've Picked Out The Bag, Put On Proper Shoes. ... Do You Know How Rare It Is In Parts Of America To Actually See 'an Outfit'? France? I Don't Want To Be Anti-french But There Isn't A More Unattractive Group Of People On The Streets.

Dressing Well Is A Kind Of Good Manners, If You Ask Me. When You're Standing In A Room, Your Effect Is The Same As A Chair's Effect, Or A Sculpture's. You're Part Of Someone's View, You're Part Of That World, And So You Should Dress Well. I Find It's A Show Of Respect To Try To Put On Your Best Face And Look As Good As You Can.