For So Many Years, I Felt So

But I'm Blessed To Work With Great People. I Collaborate With Brilliant Stylists Both Here And In Paris. I Work With A Great Design Team. I Really Allow Everyone To Bring Their Ideas. I Almost Rely On Them To Inspire Me.

I Like The Sort Of 'nothingness' Of The Jeans And The T-shirt. I Feel That's About As Close As I Can Get To The Future Because It Seems Like Something So Old That Will Always Be, So I Feel It's A Safe Bet For The Future.

That Was A Time When I Did Love Music, I Couldn't Get Enough Of What Was Going On. Maybe It Was Nirvana That Brought Me Back. I Guess It Was A Comfort Because Something That Sounded So Right - And Non-commercial - Had Become So Influential, So Immediately.

Fashion Isn't A Necessity. It Pulls At Your Heart. It's A Whim. You Don't Need It. You Want It.

I Think Something Happens With Age. And I Find This Really A Lot In What I Read From Certain Art Critics: For People Who Are All About Change-people Who Are Supposed To Be Intellectually And Culturally Drawn To The Idea Of Change And How The Voice Of A Creative Person Affects The World On A Bigger Scale Than Just The Canvas-i Would Expect A Person In That Position To Have That Open Mind. It's Only A Sign Of Age That They Become So Locked In Their Own Rules That They Forget That This Is What It's All About.