Dan Levy

And you find a kindred spirit.

Yeah.

Inviting a kind of person who would appreciate the vibe, I guess.

Because I didn't have the ability to be sort of actively social.

So it's finding the tribes of people by way of how we look, I guess.

I don't know whether that's a good or a bad thing.

Well, I think it's a device that works because you recognize it.

I recognize, you know, we do recognize that and sometimes like you've described

The clothes do the talking and the preamble and then suddenly you recognize that you have a friend there or they make it clear and something's happening and that's an exciting moment.

Yeah, it's also such a...

The way that people dress is such a fun way of sort of quietly psychoanalyzing a person as well.

I mean, not judgment, but just trying to understand how a person works.

It's a very fun game of creating a character in your head.

It's true.

I was thinking this morning about, I seem to be dressing more and more like my own psychoanalyst who is quite low key and he, but he wears Margiela V-necks.

And so I thought, okay, that's, you know, it's distinguished.

Finding yourself mirroring.

And you're such a good dresser, but how do you feel about being naked?

I'd love to sit here and say I walk around naked all the time, but I don't.

I've gotten much more comfortable with it, but it's not my comfort place.