When I Was A Kid, I Was

The Biggest Lesson That I've Learned Is That Fashion Is This Tightrope Where You Have To Be Consistent But Inconsistent. You Need The Connective Thread But At The Same Time You Need A Sense Of Surprise.

China Is Exciting Because It Is An Extremely Curious And Interested Market. What More Can A Designer Ask For? The Client Here Is Bold And Willing To Try New Things, Which A Country With A Long Fashion History Wouldn't Dare. France Or England Is Weighed Down By All These Rules, Elaborate Etiquette, Do's And Don'ts. Things Here Move Incredibly Quickly.

You Make Sexiness Strong By Balancing It Out: Something Familiar With Something Unfamiliar, Something Masculine With Something Feminine, Something Streamlined With Something Rococo. It's A Yin And Yang. Women Are Made Of Layers, Your Mood Shifts, No One Is Neither One Extreme Nor The Other.

When I Was A Kid, I Was Trendier. I'd Wear Anything. I Was In Love Beads And Platforms...

The Best Design Teams Are Not People Who Are Exactly The Same...otherwise You're Just Sitting And Telling, 'you're Fabulous.' 'no, You're Fabulous.'