I Believe That When You

In Fashion As In Life, The Right Thing At The Right Time Is The Right Thing. The Right Thing At The Wrong Time Is The Wrong Thing.

We've Become A Little Spoiled With Menswear In Particular Because, Of Course, We've Come Off A Period In The '70s And '80s When Armani, Which Is Very Soft, Dominated Menswear. And We've Become Obsessed With Comfort. I Actually Don't Like That.

British People Still Wear Clothes. By Clothes I Mean Actual Clothes: Jackets And Shirts And Ties And Suits. The Spirit Of Beau Brummell Is Still Visible. English Men Make An Effort. We’ve Lost That In The Us. Everyone Is More Concerned With Being Comfortable.

I Am Actually Extremely Casual In Certain Environments. But One Of The Reasons I Like Living In London, I Like The Formality Of It, As Compared To The Formality Of America - Or Informality. I Like Putting On A Suit. I Like Putting On A Tie.

I Think What's Important For Myself And Anyone Else Who Wants To Create A Film, Or Art, Is [to] Make Sure That They Have Something To Say, That They Want To Share Something Important, Express Something Important.