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The Thing Is, If You're A Designer, Then You Want To Constantly Push Yourself And Your Designs. When We Make A New Collection, We're Changing Shapes, We're Changing Patterns. We Get A Dress On A Model, And It's Our First Time Seeing What The Dress Really Looks Like On A Woman's Body.

It Was Something I Was More Interested In Myself. When I Went To See My Sister Dance At Ballet, I Was Really Into Costumes And The Arts, And My Family Was Also Supportive Of Whatever Me And My Sister Wanted To Do. I Would Say I Pushed Myself The Most To Be Into Design.

I Came From A Different World From Other Designers Because I Already Had Such A Strong Fan Base That Was Interested In Fashion. You Have To Give The Little Divas Something.

These Kids Are More Savvy. They Know What People Are Wearing Instantly. It's Brutal. We're The Ones Sending The Dresses And We Can Barely Keep Up; These Kids See It Before We Do. So We Know They're Plugged In. Now They Can Forget That For A Few Hours. Just Go Big With Ideas! Experiment!

I Hate The Terminology Of "costume" Because My Clothes Are Not Costumes At All. I Think They're High Fashion, Avant-garde, And More Couture, Definitely, And Yes, Some Of My Pieces Are Not Particularly Wearable, But I Wouldn't Say They're Costumes, I'd Say They're More Couture.