I was just very happy with my collection, so I didn't care if I won or lost. It sounds corny, but I really felt like I had won [by presenting at Olympus Fashion Week]. I really did.

I think my collection was the most cohesive, and I think I did step out of my own boundary.

I don't care if you're a guy named Tom and drink eight six-packs a day, you're still going to have an opinion of someone who walks into a room wearing a bad outfit. Anything that you can see a before and an after, if you can watch the process in between, that's something that's going to be of interest to anyone.

I don't think my life will change. Maybe I'm being naive. I will try to make it work. Fashion is about having a good factory and good employees, and I can do that here.

Fashion Week was a fantasy that came true.

It's about me figuring out how to do this right, where I can balance having a life also. People are going to hate me (for saying this), but I'm really happy with my life and I'm really happy I'm the winner and I'm really going to try to make something out of it, but am I going to be the next Vera Wang or Ralph Lauren? I don't know.