We Live In A Material World. I'm

Film Is An Incredible Way To Express Yourself And Your Vision, As Is Fashion, But You Have To Make Sure [to] Be Confident And Honest And True To Yourself And Say Something That Means Something, Because That Is Really The Point Of Any Art.

British Men Are Peacocks. You See A Lot More Style On The Streets Here Than You See Anywhere Else, On Every Level.

This Is Something I Realized After Stepping Away From Women's Fashion For The Last Five Years. When You Are Inside, It Is Such A Tiny Group Of People Who Think That This Is The Most Important Thing In The World. But When You Get A Little Bit Of Distance, Someone Will Say To You Something Like, "don't You Think That Shoe Is Blah?" And I Will Be Like, "what Shoe? I Don't Know What You're Talking About." It Is Very, Very Inside.

A Beautiful Woman In Our Culture, And I Would Like To Say, You Know, This Was Different In 1962, But It Still Exists Today - I Know A Lot Of These Women -treats Different In A Different Way; Meaning That If You're A Beautiful Woman, You're Incredibly Powerful Within Our Culture. The World Operates Differently For You. Then, At A Moment In Time, And It Has Nothing To Do With You, It's Like The Carpet Is Just Ripped Out From Under You, And The Way That You've Operated In The World No Longer Works.

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