I Don't Believe That Clothes Can Start

I Realized That The Way I Approached Architecture Was With A Somewhat Fashion Brain. That Didn't Get Me Very Good Marks In School, Because Everyone Thought Fashion Was Lightweight. In Architecture They Say, "well, Why Is The Door Pink? Where Does It Go? What Does The Pink Mean? What Does It Symbolize? All The Other Doors Are Beige, Why Is That One Pink?" I Was Like, "well, It's Pink Because It's Pretty."

I Told Myself That I Would Not Come Back To Women's Fashion Until I Felt I Had Something New To Say. I Feel That Fashion Has Become Too Serious And That The Actual Customer's Needs Have Not Really Been Addressed. Fashion Needs To Make One Happy. It Is A Luxury And Should Enhance One's Quality Of Life.

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.

Fashion Is Everything. Art, Music, Furniture Design, Graphic Design, Hair, Makeup, Architecture, The Way Cars Look - All Those Things Go Together To Make A Moment In Time, And That's What Excites Me.

I Think That Right Now We're In A Very Hard Moment And Off-putting. I Mean, Look At Shoes Today - Women's Shoes. They Couldn't Possibly Get Any Higher And Meaner And Sharper. But Then Again, You Go And Watch Most Films Today, They're Violent And We're Living In A World That Is, At The Moment, Quite Hard.