Emma Grede

I don't think that you can be flip floppy and firm like that.

That's not going to work.

You have to be really super consistent, um, an element of fairness.

So I think that you, you know, and I do think that the two things go hand in hand because people need to understand where am I in all of this?

Like what bit is, uh, my responsibility?

What part is, uh,

And when I say fairness, because, you know, again, like so little in the world is fair.

But when you have consistency and when you're fair with people, you have, you know, I did every job, Jefferson.

It's like I really was a person that worked their way up.

I started in a cupboard in fashion PR.

I packed the boxes.

I packed the samples.

I wrote the notes.

Then I got onto a desk.

Then, you know, you're kind of like running around back show at fashion shows and like laying flooring.

I worked in production.

It's like I did every single thing on the way up, which gives you this unbelievable appreciation of every person's part in a job or in a production or in a right now.

You know, it's like the clothing organizations.

I understand the junior merchants job because I was there.

It's like I know that stuff.