Quotes About Elegance

My basics for a daytime look are simple: powder, gloss, brows and lashes.

I feel better about myself when I look my best. I always find the time to put on my powder and do my chignon.

My everyday look is foundaton, bronzer, mattifying powder, a bit of blush, mascara and a lip balm or lip colour - and that's it!

I think The Row skews toward an older market - an educated consumer who's been shopping for years.

I'm really focused on continuing to make pieces that you can wear forever and with all the other things that you love.

This may sound corny, but I've always liked to make things that were beautiful.

She made a ravishing corpse.

I love a good corset.

Im a maximalist, so Im probably not very elegant. My art is not a coup de grce. Its a war of attrition.

I've never tried to do couture, because it's a whole different beast.

I only take risks in couture, but I don't take risks in athleticism.

I have a very haute couture way of working.

Couture has a power that ready-to-wear can never have; the attention of les petites mains as they sew; all that love and belief goes into the cloth. That's what you feel when you wear it.

I even do my ready-to-wear samples like couture.

I have a couture body.

I always go with a classic hair look - sleek and to the side - for election coverage.

I love the clean elegance of cream and black.

God's every creation is beautiful.

It's couture. Everything has to be done by hand. That is most important. That is the crucial element. Without it, that is not couture anymore.

Artistic credentials are au courant in the important business of being seen as cultured, elegant and, of course, stupendously rich.

A woman is supposed to have curves like an old Bentley, not like some old bike.

I love Armani for his classic cuts at times, and then also like Manish Arora's madness and Roberto Cavalli's play of colors.

My mother danced; she loved the ballet.

One argument against open systems is that they become open to everything, good and bad. Like a Richard Meier skyscraper, the anal retentive, Bauhaus elegance of the Mac does prevent the loose ends and confusion of a less sterile environment. But it also prevents fertility. Apple's development must come from within.