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  1. 0:03I haven't got a master plan or
  2. 0:08a very kind of organic in the way I let
  3. 0:11it come come at me you know I ran away
  4. 0:14from home at 17 to be a punk
  5. 0:18rocker completely green I just wanted to
  6. 0:22go where that was happening so packed my
  7. 0:25bags and left with absolutely no idea of
  8. 0:29what I wanted to do and I've just built
  9. 0:32a career around it I suppose and because
  10. 0:35I'm not classically trained in
  11. 0:40anything and it always involved a heavy
  12. 0:44visual sense especially on yourself or
  13. 0:48on other people that's why I do do a bit
  14. 0:50of styling a bit of jewelry you know if
  15. 0:53I haven't got it in my wardrobe I'll
  16. 0:54make it you know it's very much oh let's
  17. 0:58use a you know safety pins the classic
  18. 1:02but I started using materials that were
  19. 1:05not thought of
  20. 1:07as accessories or clothing I just used
  21. 1:10my creativity to plunder things from
  22. 1:14different areas and reinterpret it into
  23. 1:18a photo or a outfit for a club or a
  24. 1:23piece of jewelry for a shop
  25. 1:27or I mean it's not the best way to go
  26. 1:31about
  27. 1:32it I suppose one of my favorite times
  28. 1:36must have been when I did actually run
  29. 1:38away from home and it was
  30. 1:421977 and I came to London but didn't
  31. 1:45really know anyone in
  32. 1:47London so I went to
  33. 1:50Manchester and it really had its own
  34. 1:53scene going on up
  35. 1:56there
  36. 1:58so it was kind of freedom for me that so
  37. 2:02I was really happy then even though I
  38. 2:04didn't know what I was going to
  39. 2:06do it was a time of great kind of
  40. 2:10everyone was experimenting and changing
  41. 2:13their look and listening to new sound
  42. 2:17and that was a great time and then that
  43. 2:21of course when by the time I got back I
  44. 2:23got to London it was part of the new
  45. 2:26romantic time and that's really when I
  46. 2:28became much more more aware of
  47. 2:33fashion from like you know Blitz and all
  48. 2:36those kind of clubs low
  49. 2:39points well I was idiot enough to become
  50. 2:42a heroin addict through part of my
  51. 2:46career and that was a bit
  52. 2:51low and I wouldn't advise it on
  53. 2:55anyone it didn't stop me working but it
  54. 2:58kind of stopped me
  55. 3:01I think I was quite unhappy and it just
  56. 3:03helped Shield it so that was a big
  57. 3:09mistake one of the first people I worked
  58. 3:12with was a designer called Anthony price
  59. 3:16and Anthony had seen me trolling around
  60. 3:19heaven or something wearing all these
  61. 3:21mad pieces of jewelry and asked me to do
  62. 3:24a show and I at the time I was only
  63. 3:26making jewelry for myself it was the
  64. 3:28first time I was working with big makeup
  65. 3:31artists and big models and it was a big
  66. 3:34number at Camden
  67. 3:37Palace so I suppose Anthony kind of kick
  68. 3:40started me
  69. 3:43into thinking a bit more seriously about
  70. 3:47fashion before I worked with Anthony I
  71. 3:51just thought it was like dressing
  72. 3:54up going out causing trouble
  73. 4:01I think every designer or artist loves
  74. 4:05to have one someone around who inspires
  75. 4:08them and I'm really lucky with
  76. 4:10that uh when I first started it was a
  77. 4:14glorious girl called Scarlet Napoleon
  78. 4:18Bordello and we used to wear I used to
  79. 4:21make jewelry for her me and Scarlet used
  80. 4:24to have these dresses David holer made
  81. 4:26for
  82. 4:28us like these mad sham dresses he
  83. 4:32made really cheap well 25 quid for the
  84. 4:36dress So we had like two of those and
  85. 4:38then I'd make a new piece of jewelry
  86. 4:40each week that's how it kind of got
  87. 4:44going well her full name was Scarlet
  88. 4:47Napoleon
  89. 4:49Bordello I don't think she was born with
  90. 4:52it it was when we were all inventing
  91. 4:55names in the early 80s
  92. 5:02she was the one that actually came up
  93. 5:04with the
  94. 5:05blame oh
  95. 5:08yeah car's got a question JY what's your
  96. 5:12real
  97. 5:13name buger
  98. 5:16off I adore children as well so I've got
  99. 5:20quite a lot of God children that are all
  100. 5:22different ages now cuz I love the way
  101. 5:25that they look at things when they come
  102. 5:28to the studio or or something it's like
  103. 5:31a candy store for them so I just
  104. 5:33encourage them to make something or I
  105. 5:36think I'm quite child like in the way I
  106. 5:38approach things there's a Simplicity to
  107. 5:43it I've got an ear thing I'm not sure
  108. 5:47whether it's a fetish cuz I've never met
  109. 5:49anyone else that has it they don't have
  110. 5:52to be
  111. 5:53big but ears just send
  112. 5:57me and in Brazil they do have fabulous
  113. 6:00little ones all the boys have these
  114. 6:03little ones that curve
  115. 6:12around What attracted you to the safety
  116. 6:18pin it's just such a genius piece of
  117. 6:23design and if you use them in volume you
  118. 6:27can really make a piece of arm out of
  119. 6:30it well there was two pieces that I made
  120. 6:33when I first started and I was didn't
  121. 6:36have a
  122. 6:37clue and one I found these brilliant big
  123. 6:41black wooden beads they were quite big
  124. 6:46and I did
  125. 6:47four strands of them that kind of fitted
  126. 6:51into each other so it's like your whole
  127. 6:54chest was just these big fat wooden
  128. 6:57black shiny beads and then another piece
  129. 7:00I made was out of string and I dyed it
  130. 7:05and I dyed it and I dyed it and all
  131. 7:07stuck together and then I started tying
  132. 7:09it up and it we used to call it the
  133. 7:11Doctor Who necklace all it was was dyed
  134. 7:15string tied it looked like some mad kind
  135. 7:18of coral or something but in fact it was
  136. 7:22just string from
  137. 7:24wwest so someone wants to know about the
  138. 7:26day that you shot
  139. 7:30someone's Manchild video oh yeah n
  140. 7:33cherri's n well that was a little piece
  141. 7:36of heaven it was with Jean Baptist
  142. 7:40mandino almost all the characters in it
  143. 7:43are
  144. 7:44family and he shoved me in it as
  145. 7:48well which was a bit
  146. 7:53unfortunate me next to Barry C and thank
  147. 7:57you very much onti M
  148. 8:00know all the kids everyone did
  149. 8:03everything in one take I took about
  150. 8:07eight what was your first big fashion
  151. 8:09editorial
  152. 8:11feature if you
  153. 8:13remember it was for
  154. 8:17ID and it was called stolen
  155. 8:20property and there was a fabulous model
  156. 8:23around at the time called Jenny howth
  157. 8:26and Mark Leon was supposed to done the p
  158. 8:31pictures and Jenny arrived and I
  159. 8:33couldn't believe that I got Jenny cuz
  160. 8:36she was big into National star at the
  161. 8:39time Jenny came in one Sunday and Mark
  162. 8:42ended up giving Jenny the cameras cuz
  163. 8:45she's a genius photographer as well so I
  164. 8:48had to call up Scarlet go Scarlet what
  165. 8:51are you doing can you get the bus over
  166. 8:53now without a model so me
  167. 8:56and Scarlet ended up modeling it while
  168. 9:00Jenny took the pictures
  169. 9:03so I haven't done an editorial for a
  170. 9:06while but I've got like three in my head
  171. 9:10that need to be dealt so I'm still
  172. 9:13researching on that I know the kind of
  173. 9:15photographers I want to approach I like
  174. 9:18to take time to think about it cuz you
  175. 9:21don't always have that luxury but I'm a
  176. 9:24great believer in
  177. 9:26research cuz when I first started I
  178. 9:29didn't know anything about fashion so I
  179. 9:31made it my kind
  180. 9:33of thing to research every I mean I do
  181. 9:38it with things like this like these
  182. 9:40ideas books where I just pull
  183. 9:45out every month or so I keep a record
  184. 9:49it's like a dictionary for
  185. 9:52me of all things that have caught my
  186. 9:57eye Judy what was the hardest handmade
  187. 10:00order you've ever
  188. 10:04made Mark Jacobs asked me to do
  189. 10:07something for Louis Vuitton which of
  190. 10:09course I was thrilled
  191. 10:12about so I went over to Paris and they
  192. 10:15had this really dodgy kind of denim that
  193. 10:18they wanted me to customize so I came
  194. 10:22out with this idea of like putting lace
  195. 10:25and buttons on one lot and then like
  196. 10:27silver and chains on on another lot and
  197. 10:30we were only going to do like 20 pieces
  198. 10:33or something for the stores but then in
  199. 10:37the end it kept on creeping
  200. 10:40up and we had to make hundreds of
  201. 10:48pieces it wasn't a nightmare working for
  202. 10:51luiton it was great in fact so nightmare
  203. 10:54job
  204. 10:55um oh it's got to be some pop star I
  205. 10:58didn't want to do in the first
  206. 11:03place shame I can't tell you the Jerry H
  207. 11:06will story cuz I signed a
  208. 11:09confidentiality
  209. 11:13Clos someone wants to know why you look
  210. 11:15so Brown have you been
  211. 11:17away no it's these pills I'm on for my
  212. 11:21uh cuz I've being ill they give me these
  213. 11:27my blood C ulation pills I'm sure it's
  214. 11:31that and I can't really do makeup cuz if
  215. 11:34I put makeup on it tends to end up on
  216. 11:37everyone else's face and not
  217. 11:39mine so people get really annoyed with
  218. 11:43you when my mother used to get dressed
  219. 11:45in the
  220. 11:4760s and when I was really quite young
  221. 11:50like
  222. 11:51from
  223. 11:54four all through we lived in Spain till
  224. 11:58about 11
  225. 12:01I always used to comment on her
  226. 12:04clothes and go oh no mother not that
  227. 12:08nail varnish with those shoes and then
  228. 12:12we lived in Spain in the' 60s and I
  229. 12:15remember my
  230. 12:17cousin she looked like um Lyn Redgrave
  231. 12:20in georg's
  232. 12:22girl that 60s film and she arrived in
  233. 12:26Spain
  234. 12:28the uh uh she came on holiday to Spain
  235. 12:31when we were living there and she wore a
  236. 12:33mini skirt like in 66 or something
  237. 12:3967 and it just caused a riot in Spain
  238. 12:43because it was quite you know still
  239. 12:46under General Franco and very Catholic
  240. 12:49and and she just kind of plumpish kind
  241. 12:53of English girl stomping through the
  242. 12:56Spanish village where we lived in a
  243. 12:58minis scope it just caused a riot and I
  244. 13:01thought how
  245. 13:02fabulous that a piece of clothing could
  246. 13:05cause so much
  247. 13:14trouble I go with the flow and I still
  248. 13:17enjoy doing it I kind of enjoy waking up
  249. 13:21every day to either make something
  250. 13:25or I still enjoy it
  251. 13:30and with
  252. 13:32me I do go through ups and downs a bit
  253. 13:35with
  254. 13:37it but I've worked with some such great
  255. 13:40people so youve got to learn to be
  256. 13:42inspired by other people
  257. 13:47really I'm off to the Pearly King and
  258. 13:50Queen B

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