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The Fashion Industry At Large Has Been The Worst Public Relations Vehicle For Larger Women And Petite Women, They Are Both Maligned And Neglected. And I Honestly Do Believe It's Getting Better.

I've Had My Own Moments In Front Of Designers When I've Actually Said, 'you Know, There's A Market Here For Expanding Your Work, And Here It Is. And Frankly, There Are Two Markets: The Women Who Are Larger Than The 12, And Then There Are Women Who Are Petite. And Most Designers That I Talk To Have Absolutely No Interest In Addressing Either Of Those Populations, Which I Find Repugnant.

I've Been In Situations Where I've Said To Young People: "you're So Personable, You're So Articulate, You're Clearly So Bright, You're So Good-looking - Feel Better About Yourself!" But If At The Core If You Don't, All Those Words Mean Nothing. Absolutely Nothing.

I Learned Quickly That If The Student’s Perception Is That You’re Not Listening To Them, And Not Understanding Them, They Discredit You.

I'm Really Not A Trend Promoter Because I Feel That People Push Trends On People They Shouldn't.