Stephen Jones

Yeah.

Because he believed in me.

And I thought, well, for a microsecond, maybe I could do it.

In fact, in retrospect, what I should have done is realized, had more faith in the people who I was working with.

The fact that I could, that they believed in me enough to deliver to me and to us and to the group project,

Because fashion is a group project, isn't it?

It's one person.

This thing, and we could create something beautiful.

And it was extraordinary.

But it's still... The only time I've ever broken down like that was with Marc Jacobs.

Oh, actually, once with Claude Montana.

All these different times.

With Claude Montana...

And I'd been up for two nights making this hat, and technically they were very difficult to do.

They were almost like hoods in a nylon organza with a boning in them.

And there was one end of it which had a few little puckers in, and he said, oh, they're not very well made.

And I ripped off the girl's head, threw it on the floor, and stormed out.

And I was just so upset.

And then his sister came out and got me from the street where I was bawling my eyes out.

And came back in and I carried on working.