Versace

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... "I wanna bring that into a painting." It was, one of my big paintings, uh, for Romantic Rebellion, I saw, uh, it was a Versace show from the '90s that I loved the color palette.

It was these bright, bold primary colors on black, which, you know, has been used before, but I was like, "I want to make a pa- a painting with those colors." For, for some reason, they just really speak to me.

I gravitate to them, so I used that palette.

Oh, thank you.

Yes, and it's funny.

[laughs] It was just from, I remember I would've been, oh, gosh, like, maybe six or something, seeing this show, and I remember th- the colors of those pieces in the Versace fashion show.

Ah.

By the way, I want to touch on one area because I don't think you mind talking about it, but I know this from our previous work together, but you had, before the Me Too era, You had your own kind of Me Too moment as a male, by the way, not the casting couch that we think of typically.

You had a run-in, I think it was at Versace, back in the day.

Tell us about that story.

You know, it's funny how people made up, like I was offended by it or something or whatever.

It was a joke.

I was friends with Versace.

I knew him.

And when I started doing fashion shows for him, he invited me to a dinner one time, invited me to another fashion show.

Take a closer look at their hands.

Can you guess which one of them is a millionaire? [clock ticking] Serge is wearing a Versace watch, but it's probably a fake because the word Versace is written with an extra letter.

Pam is wearing plenty of jewelry.

But if you take a closer look, you'll see scratches.

Come on.

Albino, Versace, Lamborghini, Bugatti.

I got money to burn.

I'm single and I'm naughty.

It's too old for this show, so the chat says, "Fire Joe Barry already." [laughs] Right.

I used the fire Versace line last night.

Um, so Tucker Kraft playing 66% in his first game back.

Obviously, he wanted to play more, I would imagine.

Um, you see the flashing lights, and the cop gets out.

He just has, like, a Rolex on, like, Versace boots.

He's like, "What's up, brokie?" [laughs]

[laughs]

And so someone from the government comes in, he came into our office, he was like, what is this Because we were running the business out of this mansion in the Gold Coast because I didn't want to get a stuffy office.

So it was this full-on Versace mansion.

And we had the 12 full-time staff.

The house was converted into offices.

It's coming up here.

Shop at Versace.

Shopping for expensive things.

I be on the movie screens.