Hard Times Always Lead To Something Great.

If It Hadn't Been For The Rise Of The Working Woman's Wardrobe, I Never Would Have Found The Time To Sneak A Kid In.

I Was A Cheerleader For Nine Years.

I Never Wanted To Join Fashion Industry Or Being Another Donna Or Another Dianne. I Made Clothes That I Wanted To Wear. I Would Cut, I Would Sew And I Would Wear, And It Made Me To Feel Better.

I Hate To Say It, But The Truth Is That The Upscale Line Is Where I Get Respect As A Designer. The Higher The Price Range, The Higher The Respect Level From The Industry, Even Though It's Much Easier To Make A Great $500 Dress Than A Great $100 Dress.

I Don't Like To Have Time On My Wall; It's Too-in-your-face.