There's a way of making lots of money and doing good by the worker. For me to manufacture in LA is cheaper than going offshore. I don't think I could have built American Apparel if production was offshore. I only started in 2004, I've not even been in retail for 10 years but I've built a half billion dollar business. It's not been plain sailing, there's been bumps in the road, growing pains and challenges- but we are producing a positive cash-flow. We have over 1 million people walking into our 254 stores worldwide, and more than 200,000 of them buy something- so I feel we're doing something right. Q: What has been the impact of the internet and globalisation on fashion? [Claudia Schiffer] It's opened up fashion to so many more people creating greater demand, ever increasing awareness, widening of the luxury market and offering exposure to a greater mix of cultural influences. The internet has democratised fashion as information is much more widely available. The industry has become more exposed and fashion as a whole less elitist especially with social media allowing anyone to have a voice and critic. [Dov Charney] Globalisation has made things more competitive. You may have had a small clothing company in Poland that did OK, but now is washed out by the international titans. You may have had a small shoe company that was really important in culture that is now gone. Take the example of Doc Martens . The fact that they're