There Are Only A Handful

I Spent A Long Time Learning How To Construct Clothes, Which Is Important To Do Before You Can Deconstruct Them.

It Needs To Connect With The Earth. Things That Are Processed And Reprocessed Lose Their Substance.

It's Almost Like Putting Armor On A Woman. It's A Very Psychological Way Of Dressing.

My Friend George And I Were Walking On The Beach In Norfolk, And There Were Thousands Of [razor-clam] Shells. They Were So Beautiful, I Thought I Had To Do Something With Them. So, We Decided To Make [a Dress] Out Of Them. . . . The Shells Had Outlived Their Usefulness On The Beach, So We Put Them To Another Use On A Dress. Then Erin [o’conner] Came Out And Trashed The Dress, So Their Usefulness Was Over Once Again. Kind Of Like Fashion, Really.

I'm Mad In The Front Of My Mind, But Business-minded In The Back.