It's An Unbelievably Tight Race For Hideous

I Can Sketch Up A Storm, And I'm Very Involved In How Clothes Are Constructed, But I Have A Short Attention Span.

In Early Days, I Showed Everything I Made. There Was No Such Thing As Editing A Collection. In The '80s, It Got To The Point Where We'd Have Shows With A Hundred Looks. You'd Want To Order A Pizza Before It Was Over!

Because Of What's Going On With The Economy, I Think Women Are Realizing That Maybe They Don't Need A Closet Full Of Clothes. They Just Need The Right Clothes.

The Biggest Lesson That I've Learned Is That Fashion Is This Tightrope Where You Have To Be Consistent But Inconsistent. You Need The Connective Thread But At The Same Time You Need A Sense Of Surprise.

Ultimately, Clean Lines Have Greater Longevity, Which Women Appreciate, And To Which They Can Add Their Own Personality