I Believe That When You Really Want

There's A Different Kind Of Comfort That Comes From Knowing That You Are Putting Your Best Foot Forward. It's Called Psychological Comfort. Look At A Picture Of The Coney Island Boardwalk In 1925. Men Were In Full-on Three-piece Suits, Hats. They May Have Only Had One Suit. But They Pressed It. They Made It Look As Good As Possible.

When You Are Having Fun And Creating Something You Love, It Shows In The Product. So When A Woman Is Sifting Through A Rack Of Clothes, Somehow That Piece Of Clothing That You Had So Much Fun Designing Speaks To Her She Responds To It And Buys It. I Believe You Can Actually Transfer That Energy To Material Things As You're Creating Them.

I Think That Something That People In General Forget To Do - And It's True, Not Everyone Has The Financial Means To Do This - Whatever Clothes You Buy If You Really Want Them To Fit Well, You Need To Have Them Altered Or Tailored. And Whether You're Doing That Yourself, Whether You're Taking It To Your Drycleaner That Has A Tailor, You Need To Alter And Tailor Everything, Whether It's Expensive, Whether It's, You Know, Whether It's Inexpensive. If You Want It To Really Fit Your Body, Even The Best Clothes Have To Be Tailored.

As A Designer, Design Director Or Any Creative Person, You Have To Hire Great People, Support Them And Make Them Feel Comfortable So They Can Contribute And Give You Their Best.

When I Was Young, I Wanted To Be A Movie Star. But I Realized That You Have No Control Being An Actor. So I Went To Architecture School In Nyc, Because I Was Crazy About Buildings. Then I Began To Realize That I Got More Excited About Vogue Coming Out Each Month Than I Was About My Projects.