I'm a big list maker. But if I cross off too many tasks and it's hard to see the remaining ones, I have to start a new list.

A handbag is only one item to be worn with a complete outfit. Add a peony pink leather handbag to a charcoal gray suit, for instance, and the impact is chic with a touch of wit.

In order to lead a fascinating life, one brimming with art, music, intrigue, and romance, you must surround yourself with precisely those things.

Live in such a way, that if someone speaks badly of you no one would belive it. Playing dress-up begins at age five and never truly ends.

Think, Travel, Celebrate, Charm, Decorate, Dress, Live - colorfully

As far as I'm concerned playing 'Dress Up' begins at the age of five, and never truly ends.

If you're honest and fair as you can be, not only in business but in life, things will work out.

I adore pretty things & witty words.

I started designing my handbags in my apartment and I had six samples made in satin-finished nylon. I displayed them at trade shows but they went unnoticed at first.

Playing dress up begins at age 5 and never really ends.

I believe that accessories should bring color and texture to an every day wardrobe based on each individual's sense of style.

I can't do everything for you. You must walk alone to find your soul.

We cannot help the way in which people speak of us . . .

No one is exempt from the call to find common ground.

I thought: this is how life is, ridiculous beyond comprehension.

What kind of times are they, when A talk about trees is almost a crime Because it implies silence about so many horrors?

My friend is one... who take me for what I am.

I myself have perceived women's actions as more aggressive than I would have in men because I too am walking around with my own biases. The way to fight them is to become conscious of them.

Newspapermen learn to call a murderer "an alleged murderer" and the King of England "the alleged King of England" in order to avoid libel suits.

Our busy age does not always have time to read, but it always has time to look.

The heart of grief, its most difficult challenge, is not "letting go" of those who have died but instead making the transition from loving in presence to loving in separation.