I Think The 1970s Will Always Be

Fashion Is, After All, A Form Of Escapism, And In Fact People Are Buying More Special Things Than Ever, Nowadays. They Deny And Deny Themselves, And Wait And Wait, And Then They Get Sick Of It And Spend To Make Themselves Feel Better.

I Think People Who Are Compelled To Achieve Never Really Think They've Achieved... I Think The Moment You Get To A Place When You Think 'oh I'm A Fashion Legend' Then That's When You're No Longer Competitive In Your Field.

I Understand That I Have A Certain Look That Can Be Used To My Advantage. I Know The Power Of That When I Walk Into A Room And Talk To People, And I Can Use It As An Advertising Tool. Now I Am Actually Selling Me, My Face, My Thoughts. So I Am My Guy.

I Don't Work For Money Any Longer. I Work For Pride.

When I Am On My Deathbed, I Don't Think I Will Be Thinking About A Nice Pair Of Shoes I Had Or My Beautiful House. I Am Going To Be Thinking About An Evening I Spent With Somebody When I Was Twenty Where I Felt That I Was Just Absolutely Connected To Them.