I Was A Cheerleader For

With Over 3 Million Women Battling Breast Cancer Today, Everywhere You Turn There Is A Mother, Daughter, Sister, Or Friend Who Has Been Affected By Breast Cancer.

Just To See What A Pink Dress Can Mean To A Woman, Any Woman, But A Disabled Woman, That's Extra Special And Thrilling Because They Shouldn't Be Separated And Their Disabilities Don't Have To Separate Them In Anyway.

I'm Not The Type Of Person Who Dwells Too Much On Bad Things.

In The 60′s There Was A Look. In The 70′s There Was A Look, And In The 80′s. Now, It's A Free-for-all.

Making Clothes Involves What I Like...color, Pattern, Shape And Movement...i Like The Everyday Process...the People, The Pressure, The Surprise Of Seeing The Work Come Alive Walking And Dancing Around On Strangers. Like Red Lipstick On The Mouth, My Products Wake Up And Brighten And Bring The Wearer To Life...drawing Attention To Her Beauty And Specialness...her Moods And Movements...her Dreams And Fantasies.