My Idea Is Always To Avoid Nostalgia.

Prada Is Something That Should Be So Mundane, Like Clothes.

Before I Had Kids, I Was Out Every Night Of The Week.

If I Have Done Anything, It Is To Make Ugly Appealing. In Fact, Most Of My Work Is Concerned With Destroying—or At Least Deconstructing—conventional Ideas Of Beauty, Of The Generic Appeal Of The Beautiful, Glamorous, Bourgeois Woman. Fashion Fosters Clichés Of Beauty, But I Want To Tear Them Apart.

I’ve Never Wanted To Be Called An Artist. The Term Itself Seems Old-fashioned. It’s A Term That Does Not Relate To Modern Times. And It’s Too Confining. What I Love About Fashion Is Its Accessibility And Its Democracy. Everyone Wears It, And Everyone Relates To It.

People Ask Me How Can I Be Stylish, How Can I Be Elegant And What Can I Wear? My Only Answer Is Study! You Have To Learn.