The U.s. Used To Be

I Am A Spiritual Person In An Eastern Religion Kind Of Way. I Learned That Happiness For All Of Us Is A Switch That You Flick In Your Brain. It Doesn't Have Anything To Do With Getting A New House, A New Car, A New Girlfriend, Or A New Pair Of Shoes. Our Culture Is Very Much About That; We Are Never Happy With What We Have Today.

I Don't Wear A Lot Of Color. In Fact, I Don't Actually Like Color On Myself. I Love Color But It's Very Challenging, It's Very Powerful, It Can Overpower You. I Think If My Eyes Were Closed And Someone Put A Red Jacket On Me, I Would Be Able To Feel That It Was Red. I Don't Feel Great In Color.

When I Read About Young Designers Selling 51 Percent Of Their Company To Someone Else, I Cringe. I Want To Say, 'don't Do It - Call Me First.'

In Another Life I Would Love To Be A Cosmetic Surgeon Because It’s Architectural. You Know, You Are Trying To Figure Out Where The Seams Go. Can I Do It In One Piece Like Halston? Can You Formaldehyde Dna?

Students In The '60s Were Responsible For Great Changes, Politically And Socially.