Men Don't Wear Fashion Any More Except

A Film Should Be Somewhat Personal. I Think That Whatever You Create You Have To Be True To Yourself And Create Something That Feels Right To You.

I Think People Who Are Attracted To The Fashion Industry Are People Who Are Really Insecure And Looking For A Certain Identity.

At Home, Off-duty, I Wear T-shirts From Fruit Of The Loom - But I Have Them Tailored.

For Fleur De Chine, I Imagined The Romantic And Mysterious Women From Asia's Cinematic Past-from The '30s Femme Fatale In A Cheongsam And Dark Lipstick, To The'60s Hong Kong Heroine Of In The Mood For Love. I Wanted To Capture That Fascinating, Exquisite And Slightly Scandalous Femininity.

I Was Lucky Enough To Have Had Great Success Early On In Life; To Have Had All The Things The Material World Can Offer. And Yet, I Realized That What I Had Actually Neglected Was The More Spiritual Side Of Myself, Which Has Always Been There. But It's Easy For Us In Our Culture To Become Consumed In A Sense By Materialism. Now Materialism Is Fine. We Live In A Material World. I'm Not Saying That Beautiful Things Don't Enhance Our Lives. But, In Our Culture, We're Never Happy.