Dan Levy

It just seemed out of my league.

I never imagined I could own anything unless it was from a jumble sale or something.

But anyway.

But it must have, I mean, and then to find your way into fashion, I can't imagine how much that would have inspired the creative process.

processes of saying, okay, well, I'm fascinated by fashion, but I don't have access to it.

So you kind of need to go at it from a real fundamental place, I would imagine.

Yeah.

No, I can...

it sort of forced me to be more extrovert than I felt able to be.

And I could do it for someone else to wear.

I could have this image of someone and this is how they should look and be behind the scenes.

But who did you first see that you thought, I want some of that, I want to look like that?

I... Menswear, I think, has always never... I mean...

I think I've always been more fascinated by the way that women dress.

I think the earliest memories I have are probably of watching the Oscars red carpets and seeing a level of glamor

that I would never see on the day-to-day in Toronto, Canada.

This is not to disparage the style of Toronto, but you just don't have, at the time at least, we didn't have, I wasn't exposed to anywhere near that kind of glamour and style and fashion, the boldness of it.

So I think my earliest memories of looking at people and thinking, gosh, that's,

fabulous is actresses.

Yeah.