Both Film And Fashion Are Businesses Where

I Realized That The Way I Approached Architecture Was With A Somewhat Fashion Brain. That Didn't Get Me Very Good Marks In School, Because Everyone Thought Fashion Was Lightweight. In Architecture They Say, "well, Why Is The Door Pink? Where Does It Go? What Does The Pink Mean? What Does It Symbolize? All The Other Doors Are Beige, Why Is That One Pink?" I Was Like, "well, It's Pink Because It's Pretty."

I'm Living The Exact Life I Planned On Living When I Was Five. My Life Has Taken Some Turns And Changes That I Didn't Anticipate, And It Has Brought Me Different Things. I Thought Material Things Would Bring Me Happiness, Which They Didn't. But Through This, I Have Learned What Things Are Important And What Aren't.

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.

I Think The 1970s Will Always Be The Decade For Me. Obviously, I Grew Up In That Era, But The Beauty Standard Was Touchable, Kissable.

A Good Trick As You Get Older Is To Get A Thick Pair Of Glasses That Have A Dark Frame. Everything Else Can Droop And Slide But That Pair Of Dark Glasses Stays Sharp And Crisp. Look At Cary Grant. Look At Vidal Sassoon.