I Am Not A Person Who Is

I Love New York. It's Given Me So Much As A Designer. When I Moved Here, I Wanted To Tap Into The Glamour Of The City Immediately. More Than Anywhere Else, New York Offers Itself Up - You Arrive And Get A Rush In A Flash. It's Dazzling. Everywhere You Look, There Is Decoration, From A Pair Of Jewel-encrusted Shoes In The Window In Bergdorf Goodman To The Chrysler Building. And New York Is Incredibly Democratic. Everyone Is Packed Into This Tiny Space. You Are Confronted With All Manner Of People, And I Love That.

This Is Going To Sound Crazy, But The First Thing I Do When I Get Home Is Take Off All My Clothes - At Home, Just Around The House. I Take Everything Off. I Can't Stand Clothes! I Take Everything Off - My Shoes, My Socks, My Watch, Shirt, Everything. I Am Completely Naked.

As A Fashion Designer, I Was Always Aware That I Was Not An Artist, Because I Was Creating Something That Was Made To Be Sold, Marketed, Used, And Ultimately Discarded.

Style. People Talk About It Being Stylish And Beautiful, That's At The Service Of The Story. Style For Me Means Nothing Without Substance And There Are Moments And Things About The Film That Are Stylish But Hopefully At The Service Of The Story.

If You're At The Oscars, There's Not A Man On That Red Carpet Who Is Not Wearing Make-up. Most Straight Actors I Know Get Quite Used To It. Even When They Go Out In Real Life They Grab Some Sort Of Bronzer And They Throw It On. They Dye Their Eyebrows, They Dye Their Lashes - They Know The Tricks.