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1PM During lunchtime, I will usually eat a salad from the local deli, and might talk to the image team about our new campaign for the upcoming season. Sometimes, if I have some spare time, I might sketch a new idea for a show, or work on a shoe design or new packaging. When I have a meeting with a stylist or a fashion editor, I always head to The Ivy or Clarke’s; somewhere around our local neighbourh­ood restaurant­s in Kensingon as it takes too much time to cross London, but I mainly prefer to work than eat in the middle of the day. 3PM I might call our factory in Somerset to see how we are progressin­g with new lines going into production. We have 600 craftsmen on two sites in the English countrysid­e and we make most of our key bags in England. 4PM I might meet with our digital and social media team to plan stories and creative ideas for the next season. I like working on the communicat­ion of new products. 5.20PM I have tea (this is Britain, after all!) with someone interestin­g that I want to build a project with. It might be an artist from the Institute of Contempora­ry Arts or a muse like Sienna Miller or Edie Campbell. 8.30PM Often, I go to an event in the evening, probably something that is part of the London cultural or fashion calendar, like the Serpentine Gallery’s party or a smaller dinner party. 10.45PM I am a Spanish night owl who likes to stay out late. So, when I start to party—dancing and talking—I can’t stop! But these days it is important to keep the pace and the work levels up so I try to get to sleep by midnight. 12AM Late night e-mails take up a couple of hours if I am not out but what I really like is to look at books. I love the work of Carmen Herrera, a 101-year-old Cuban-American painter that I am fascinated by. I hope I am still going at 100. Designing is my passion and anything that gets in the way of my designs annoys me—unless it’s my family or friends.

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