I Don't Even Know Amanda Seyfried Or

I Couldn't Care Less About Business.

You Get Two Weeks After You Do A Shoe Where You Can Test Whether It's Good Or Not - If You're Going To Like It In 20 Years. Then I Know That It's Going To Be My Shoe For A Long Time. That Doesn't Happen Very Often, But It Happens.

Maintenance Is Terribly Important.

It Was A Different Social Structure. I'd Go To [david] Bailey's For Dinner At 10:30. There Were Always Girls There And A House Full Of . . . I Don't Know, Anybody. Cecil Beaton, Diana Cooper . . . And There I Am Sitting Down With These Creatures Of The 20th Century, And It Was Normal To Us.

I Don't Know Why My Shoes Are So Popular - I Am Always Surprised And Mystified By It.