Confidence. If You Have It,

I Had A Very Down-to-earth Product, My Wrap Dress, Which Was Really A Uniform. It Was Just A Simple Little Cotton-jersey Dress That Everybody Loved And Everybody Wore. That One Dress Sold About 3 Or 4 Million. I Would See 20, 30 Dresses Walking Down One Block. All Sorts Of Different Women. It Felt Very Good. Young And Old, And Fat And Thin, And Poor And Rich.

I Began To Be Involved (with Exercise). It Was A Little Bit Like Sex Sometimes - You Know How Sometimes You're Kind Of Disinterested, Kind Of Uninvolved, And Slowly You Begin To Become Interested?

I Wanted To Be An Empowered Woman, And I Became An Empowered Woman. And Now I Want To Empower Every Woman. And I Do It Through My Clothes, I Do It Through My Words, I Do It Through My Money, I Do It Through Everything.

The Best-dressed Man Is An Italian Who Is Trying To Look English, Or An Englishman Who Is Trying To Look Italian.

I Design For The Woman I Wanted To Be, The Woman I Used To Be And To Some Degree, The Woman I'm Still A Little Piece Of.