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This Spooky Grandmother Loves Big Brooms Shirt! One of the most important qualities I look for in my collaborators is fearlessness. It's about not being afraid to express something that might not be acceptable. I love people whose views, hopefully, are not the same as mine, and I appreciate that they stand behind it because they believe in it and are not afraid. For my team, I take people from schools and never from other brands because it's harder for me to work with them because they need to disconnect and then reconnect with a new creative mentality. So most of the people on my team come directly from a school before they graduate otherwise I put them in the middle of their studies and they basically learn in the process. But the most important quality is fearlessness because fear inhibits creativity and if you are trying to please you will never succeed. You should not please.
Fashion should not please. In public life, as in tennis, the defeats spanned in clusters. Like most people with ties to the UK, I have spent the past few days feeling the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned for as long as I can remember. I have spent most of this summer mourning the loss from the court of a queen in a different sense, Serena Williams: an athlete who, along with her sister, Venus, broke barriers, raise the standard, and expand not only the soul of women's tennis but also the heart. When my friend and hero Roger Federer told me he was also retiring from professional tennis, my heart skipped a beat. There's a sadness in knowing that I won't have the thrill of turning on the television or rushing to London, to Paris, to Melbourne, to all the places I've watched Roger play and watched him do it. This Spooky Grandmother Loves Big Brooms Shirt! get unthinkable. But also a deep sense of gratitude for all he has given us, on and off the field, over the years. There is no player more deserving of retirement, or an absence from the field that we will feel more deeply.
