People Walk Differently In High

Maintenance Is Terribly Important.

But It Is Hard To Resist The Feeling That 70th Was Some Kind Of Golden Age.

I Was A Young Man, And This Is The Kind Of London It Was, But So Many People Are Just Not Here Anymore. Not Even Tina [chow], Who Was To Me Absolutely The Most Important Girl Of The Time. Tina Was Absolutely The Chicest Thing, The Way She Kept Herself, The Way She Moved. You're Born Like That - You Cannot Acquire It. All Those Upper-class Girls, People Like Catherine Tennant, They Used To Be There In Chelsea, Sitting On The Couch. Now Chelsea Is Full Of Russians.

What Is Fashion? It's Discipline. Discipline And A Credo To Do Only The Best, Down To The Smallest Detail.

It Was A Different Social Structure. I'd Go To [david] Bailey's For Dinner At 10:30. There Were Always Girls There And A House Full Of . . . I Don't Know, Anybody. Cecil Beaton, Diana Cooper . . . And There I Am Sitting Down With These Creatures Of The 20th Century, And It Was Normal To Us.