People Think Of Me As A Mannequin.

Honesty Is The Quality I Value Most In A Friend. Not Bluntness, But Honesty With Compassion.

It Was My Mom And I Against The World. We Lived In New York In This Bohemian Lifestyle Where An Extended Group Of Artists And Photographers Were Like My Aunts And Uncles.

I Have Never Been Skinny. The Thing Is, I Was In An Industry Where Being Athletic Was Not Celebrated. I Have Friends Who Are Supermodels, And I Never Had That Body. I've Never Been Asked To Walk In A Versace Show. I Was Doing The Covers Of The Magazines While They Were Cruising The Clothes Down The Runway, And Then They'd Bring Me The Clothes And I'd Have To Photograph Them.

We've Been Taught, "deny Yourself Pleasure." But Moderation Is Harder Because It Requires Really Committing To Balance. When I Tell My Trainer I Had A Glass Of Wine, He'll Say, "liquid Bread!" And I'm Like, "ugh, But It Was A Nice One." It's A Matter Of Checks And Balances. And I Finally Found Out How To Set Myself Up To Succeed. But I Still Need To Commit To It. And Everything Gets Exponentially Harder The Older You Are. Fifty Is A Terrifying Number For Some People.

I Just Felt As Though I Would Never Be Happy Again, And As If I Had Fallen Into A Big Black Hole.