I Didn't Have A Happy Childhood.

Youth Culture Adopts Armani And Adapts It In Its Own Way, As Befits Youthful Enthusiasm.

It Is A Fact That, In The West, We Live In A Capitalist Society, But That Does Not Mean That We Cannot Be Guided By The Idea Of A Social Conscience In Our Work. Yes, Fashion Design Requires Consumers To Consume, But We Can Do Our Bit For Society By Running Our Companies In A Socially Responsible Way, And By Creating Products That Promote Respect For Social And Environmental Issues. There Is Also The Possibility For Power And Influence To Be A Force For Change.

Actually I Am Very Glad That People Can Buy Armani - Even If It's A Fake. I Like The Fact That I'm So Popular Around The World.

I Started To Take Care Of My Body After I Turned 50. I Never Liked How I Looked Physically Because I Was Too Cute, Short, With Coloring Only On My Cheeks, The Perfect Little Nose, And Then The Blue Eyes. But I Would Have Preferred To Have The Look Of A Tough Guy From The Wrong Side Of Town - One Of Those Fascinatingly Ugly Looks.

It Is Difficult To Talk About Fashion In The Abstract, Without A Human Body Before My Eyes, Without Drawings, Without A Choice Of Fabric - Without A Practical Or Visual Reality.