Dan Levy

But I spend a lot of time alone.

Yeah.

But I'll come home at the end of a work day and get on the phone with a friend.

And just talk about nothing.

Yeah.

And I find it to be the kind of greatest palate cleanser.

Yeah.

I love doing that.

And what was the first piece of clothing you became obsessed with as a child to sort of compound your identity?

Well, there's the stories that have been told to me and then the memories that I have.

My parents speak about my relationship to clothes in ways that I can't remember.

apparently I would change clothes two to three times a day as a young person.

So when I was in elementary school, so, you know, kindergarten to grades, I guess, three or four.

Mm-hmm.

I would go to school in a, I don't know how else to describe it.

It wasn't a look, but I would go to school in clothes, an ensemble of something.

Come home at lunch, change, go back to school in different clothes.

come home and change again.

And this was a pretty consistent thing throughout my younger life that I don't remember, but my parents remember quite specifically.

And I was quite critical of their clothes.