For about 10 years, Glenn and I worked together. He had that cryptic and funny sense of humor. It was always staccato. He wasn’t a man of many words. He delivered that simplicity that [Barneys] became known for. It paired well with our imagery, which was pretty spectacular, whether we went to old photographers and licensed some of their images, or we did our own shoots.
Looking back, do you have a favorite decade of men’s style?
As far as dress codes go, the ’80s were good because they…

