I Hate It When People Romanticize Scotland.

I Find Beauty In The Grotesque, Like Most Artists.

Some Designers Are So Airy-fairy People Can't Connect With Them. I Hope People Can Relate To Me, To A Normal Person Who Just Happens To Be A Fashion Designer, That People Can Take Me As They Find Me. It's Not The Designer's Job To Care About What People Think. Whatever Else I've Done, I've Never Tried To Be Something That I'm Not.

Having Money Hasn't Changed Me. If Anything It's Made My Life Worse. People Come Up To You Who Knew You Before You Were Famous And Who Didn't Come Up To You Before. I'm A Clever Designer. I Can Do What The Client Wants. But I'm Prepared To Forget About Money If It Affects My Creativity Because, Remember, I Started Off With Nothing. And I Can Do That Again.

There Has To Be A Balance Between Your Mental Satisfaction And The Financial Needs Of Your Company. (but) I Always Remember That It's The Fantasy, The Artistic Side, That Makes Customers Want To Buy The Straightforward Black Pants.

I'm About What Goes Through People's Minds. The Stuff That People Don't Want To Admit Or Face Up To. The Shows Are About What's Buried In People's Psyches.