1. What makes you happy?
Co-curating You Wear it Well, making films, discovering the undiscovered, and spending time with my friends.

2. Which piece of clothing makes you the happiest?
My Sergio Rossi platform shoes. Beauty with comfort is the ideal combination. I love my shoes.

3. Things you can't live without...
My Alain Mikli black sunglasses, my G5, Canon, Sony, Panasonic, but more than that my dearest friends, who are far more important than any material object could ever be. 

4. Why are you crazy about fashion?
It is a wonderful sensation, creation. Thirteen years of my life were spent as a designer and even if I try to leave fashion behind me it refuses to exit from my life. It's been in my blood for what feels like my entire life.

5. What is the message of your most recent work?
We want to celebrate and investigate the intersection of film and fashion. We want to inspire people to go out and get their cameras rolling. 

6. Can fashion make the world a better place?
Beauty is always a pleasure.

7. What's the status of fashion today?
With the rise of brands like H & M, Top Shop and Target, I think it's a case of luxury versus how people dress in reality (reality dressing). This forces designer to focus on creation pure and simple if they ever truly want to succeed.

8. What's your happiest moment so far?
It's impossible for me to mention just one thing: being able to complete a personal project that has taken me 16 years, getting a confirmation from Guy Maddin that he will be submitting a short film for ‘You Wear it Well 2', and the screening of ‘You Wear it Well' at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.

9. What's the colour of happiness?
White.

10. What's your wish for the future?
A very long life for ‘You Wear it Well' - may it continue for at least another 50 years.