Life Is A Fashion Show, The World

I Think Something Happens With Age. And I Find This Really A Lot In What I Read From Certain Art Critics: For People Who Are All About Change-people Who Are Supposed To Be Intellectually And Culturally Drawn To The Idea Of Change And How The Voice Of A Creative Person Affects The World On A Bigger Scale Than Just The Canvas-i Would Expect A Person In That Position To Have That Open Mind. It's Only A Sign Of Age That They Become So Locked In Their Own Rules That They Forget That This Is What It's All About.

I Remember Walking The Dog One Day, I Saw A Car Full Of Teenage Girls, And One Of Them Rolled Down The Window And Yelled, 'marc Jacobs!' In A French Accent.

There Is Never A Wrong Time For A Polka Dot.

I Always Say That I'm Not The Director, I'm Part Of The Team.

I Said, 'okay, It's The Year 2000, I'm Getting A Computer And A Palm Pilot.' I Know How To Check My E-mail, And I've Listed Some Phone Numbers On It. Half The Time The Battery Has Gone Out So I Can't Use It.