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As Soon As That Was Kind Of Green-lit, It Became Very Obvious To Me What I Wanted To Do And It Was An Instinctive Reaction To My Relationship With How I Wear My Ugg Boots. Which Is In London And In New York, I Wear Them As Soon As I Get In Basically.

I Would Get Very Bored If I Just Did One Thing.

On The Same Australian Trip, I Brought Back A Pair [of Ugg] For My Then Boyfriend Who Was A Photographer. He Wore Them All The Time. He Used To Wear Them With Levis Twisted Jeans And A Vintage T-shirt. This Is 2002. They Looked Great On Him. I Guess It Takes A Certain Kind Of Man To Pull Them Off But They Have Other Ones That Are Less Typical Of This, I Think.

I Just Think That Whole Culture Of Hatred, And Also Feeling Like It's Your Right To Judge People When You Don't Know Them, Is Really F***ed Up. So I'm Pleased I Experienced That Side Of It, So I Can Learn To Be A Better Person On The Other Side Of It. I'm Sure In The Past I've Been Judgmental Too ... Self Esteem, That's Something You've Got To Work On Yourself. I Know For Me It's Different Day To Day.

London Fashion Week Is So Different From Any Of The Others. Compared To The Strictness In New York, London Seems Freer From Commercial Constraints. Truer To The Process, To Street Style, To A Sense Of Humour.