I Listen To My Stomach. It Tells

My Father, Who Was A Cabinetmaker, Told Me, 'wood Has A Grain And If You Go Into The Grain, You Have Beauty. If You Go Against It, You Have Splinters - It Breaks.' And I Took That As My View Of Life. You Have To Follow The Grain - To Be Sensitive To The Direction Of Life.

What Was Called Extreme 20 Years Ago Definitely Isn't Extreme Anymore. When I Started, I Remember People Saying, 'oh My God, I Can't Walk In That!' It Was Like, Three Inches - They Look Like Kitten Heels Now.

A Shoe Is Not Only A Design, But It's A Part Of Your Body Language, The Way You Walk. The Way You're Going To Move Is Quite Dictated By Your Shoes.

I Love Deep Cleavage On The Foot. It Reminds Me Of Berlin In 1930s, 'cabaret.'

I Love David Lynch's 'mulholland Drive;' Such A Wonderful Movie.