I Don't Love Photoshop; I Like Imperfection.

When You See A Fashion Show, You See Those Seven Minutes Of What Was Six Months Of Tedious Work Of, You Know, Going Up An Inch And Down An Inch, Changing It From One Shade Of Red To Another Shade Of Red. So It's The Same As Any Creative Process. The Result Is What We See, But The Process Is Really Labor Intensive And Work.

I Think When I Started To Get In Shape And Spend Time At The Gym, I Could Be Better To Other People And Be Better To Myself And Get Back To Loving Fashion And Experience It Myself. I Started To Wear Kilts And Lace Dresses.

I Still Appreciate Individuality. Style Is Much More Interesting Than Fashion, Really.

I Don't Believe In Fashion Dictatorship, And I Find That Anybody Who Follows The Dictates Of Fashion Is A Bit Lost. I'm Excited By Style, Not So Much By Fashion.

But The Customer Is The Final, Final Filter. What Survives The Whole Process Is What People Wear. I'm Not Interested In Making Clothes That End Up In Some Dusty Museum.