Listen, The Idea That I Might Be

I Actually Found Out About Ugg On A Trip To Australia, Which I Guess Is Where They Were Born Themselves. Everyone Was Wearing Them There, Kind Of Slightly Ahead Of When They Caught On Globally. This Was In 2002 Or So. Just After I Left Sixth Form I Was Modeling And My Best Mate Was Australian So I Went Over There To Visit Her. That Was My Introduction To The Brand.

Clothes Are About Manipulations: How I Feel, How I Want To Feel And How I Want Others To Feel About Me.

Hair Is So Linked To How We Feel And Everyone Goes For Something Radical After A Break-up, But My Advice If You've Suffered Heartbreak Or You’ve Broken Up With Someone Is Not To Touch Your Hair. It's The First Thing Women Do But You're Not In A Fit State To Make Long-term Decisions. You'll Have To Spend Four Years Growing It Out. Buy A Lipstick Instead. Go And Kiss Loads Of Other People, But Don't F***ing Touch Your Hair.

I Think Ugg Went Out Of Being Something That Kate Moss And Sienna Miller Were Wearing In High Fashion Circles And Then They Were Embraced By Everyone. Once Something Reaches That Tipping Point Of Mass Popularity Then Suddenly The Fashion World Is A Bit Like, "wah." As You Say, You See Them Less Kind Of Everywhere Now So Maybe It's Time To Bring Them Back.

I Was At School When Britney Spears' 'baby One More Time' Came Out. I Changed My Uniform To Look Like Hers. I Just Looked Slutty After That, So Thank You, Britney.