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Isaac Mizrahi: Fashion and creativity
Isak Mizrahi o modi i kreativnosti
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Modni dizajner Isak Mizrahi prolazi kroz vrtoglavi niz inspiracije - od pinap devojaka '50. do kratkotrajnog pogleda na rupu u majici koja ga tera da uzvikne "Zaustavite taksi!" Unutar ovog nepovezanog govora nalaze se pravi tragovi za srećan, kreativan život.
Isaac Mizrahi - Fashion designer
Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi mixes high fashion and the mass market, with a line of haute couture and a line for Target. Plus a talk show, a cabaret act, a movie, a new book ... Full bio
Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi mixes high fashion and the mass market, with a line of haute couture and a line for Target. Plus a talk show, a cabaret act, a movie, a new book ... Full bio
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I have, like, a thing about sleeping.
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Imam nešto u vezi sa spavanjem.
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I don't sleep that much,
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Ne spavam mnogo,
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and I've come to this thing about, like, not sleeping much
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i došao sam do toga da nespavanje
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as being a great virtue, after years of kind of
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postane velika veština, posle mnogo godina
00:27
battling it as being a terrible detriment, or something.
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borbe protiv toga kao protiv neke štete.
00:29
And now I really like sort of sitting up, you know.
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I sad mi se zaista sviđa da sam budan, znate.
00:32
But for years I've been sitting up
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Ali godinama sam bdeo
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and I think that, like, my creativity is greatly motivated by this kind of insomnia.
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i mislio kako je moja kreativnost strašno motivisana ovom nesanicom.
00:41
I lie awake. I think thoughts. I walk aimlessly.
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Ležim budan, razmišljam, hodam besciljno.
00:46
Sometimes I used to walk more at night.
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Nekada sam više hodao noću.
00:48
I walk during the day and I follow people who I think look interesting.
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Šetam danju i pratim ljude za koje mislim da zanimljivo izgledaju.
00:52
(Laughter)
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(smeh)
00:54
And sometimes -- actually, once it was on Page Six in the Post,
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I ponekad - ustvari, jednom je to bilo na šestoj strani u "Postu",
00:58
that I was cruising this guy, like, sort of, whatever,
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kako sam muvao tog momka, ili šta god,
01:01
but I was actually just following because he had these really great shoes on.
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ali sam ga ja ustvari pratio zato što je imao te zaista sjajne cipele.
01:04
And so I was following this guy.
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I tako sam ja pratio tog momka.
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And I took a picture of his shoes,
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I fotografisao sam njegove cipele,
01:08
and we thanked each other and just went on our way.
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i zahvalili smo se jedan drugome i otišli svojim putem.
01:10
But I do that all the time.
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Ali ja to stalno radim.
01:11
As a matter of fact, I think a lot of my design ideas
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Ustvari, mislim da mnoge moje dizajnerske ideje
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come from mistakes and tricks of the eye.
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dolaze iz grešaka i vizuelnih trikova.
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Because I feel like, you know, there are so many images out there,
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Jer osećam znate, da ima toliko mnogo slika napolju,
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so many clothes out there.
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toliko mnogo odeće.
01:26
And the only ones that look interesting to me
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I jedina koja meni izgleda zanimljivo
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are the ones that look slightly mistaken, of course,
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je ona koje pomalo izgleda pogešno, naravno,
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or very, very surprising.
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ili veoma, veoma iznenađujuće.
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And often, I'm driving in a taxi
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I vrlo često, vozim se u taksiju
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and I see a hole in a shirt, or something
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i vidim rupu u majici, ili slično
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that looks very interesting or pretty or functional
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što izgleda veoma zanimljivo ili lepo ili funkcionalno
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in some way that I'd never seen happen before.
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na neki način na koji nikad ranije nisam video.
01:45
And so I'd make the car stop, and I'd get out of the car and walk,
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I tako zaustavio bih kola i izašao i prošetao,
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and see that in fact there wasn't a hole, but it was a trick of my eye,
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i video da ustvari tamo nema rupe, već da je to bila varka moga oka,
01:52
it was a shadow, you know.
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bila je senka, znate.
01:54
Or if there was a hole I'd think like, oh damn,
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Ili ako bi tamo bila rupa pomislio bih, dođavola,
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there was actually someone thought of that thought already.
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neko je zapravo već to smislio.
01:58
Someone made that mistake already so I can't do it anymore.
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Neko je već napravio tu grešku tako da ja više ne mogu.
02:02
I don't know where inspiration comes from.
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Ne znam odakle inspiracija dolazi.
02:05
It does not come for me from research.
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Ne dolazi mi iz istraživanja.
02:09
I don't get necessarily inspired by research.
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Nisam nužno inspirisan istraživanjem.
02:11
As a matter of fact, one of the most fun things
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Ustvari, jedna od najzabavnijih stvari
02:13
I've ever, ever done in my whole life,
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koju sam uradio u svom životu,
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was this Christmas season at the Guggenheim in New York.
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desila se ovog Božića u Gugenhajmu (muzej) u Njujorku.
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I read "Peter and the Wolf" with this beautiful band from Juilliard.
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Čitao sam "Petar i Vuk" sa tim divnim orkestrom sa Džulijarda.
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And I did like, you know, the narrator, and I read it.
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I ja sam bio narator, znate i čitao sam.
02:25
And I saw this really smart critic who I love.
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I video sam tu zaista pametnu kritičarku koju volim.
02:28
This woman, Joan Acocella, who's a friend of mine,
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Ta žena, Džoan Akočela, koja je moja prijateljica,
02:30
and she came backstage and she said,
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došla je u bekstejdž i rekla je,
02:31
oh, you know, Isaac, did you know that, talking about Stalinism
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o, znaš, Isak, da li si znao da pričanje o Staljinizmu,
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and talking about, you know, like the '30s in Russia.
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i pričanje o, znaš, Rusiji u vreme '30-tih.
02:37
And I said, how do I know about Stalinism?
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I rekao sam, šta ja znam o Staljinizmu?
02:40
I know about a wolf and a bird and, you know,
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Znam za vuka i pticu i
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he ate the bird, and then in the end you hear, you know,
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on je pojeo pticu i onda na kraju čujete, znate,
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you hear the bird squeaking, or something, you know?
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čujete pticu kako cvili, ili tako nešto, znate?
02:47
So I don't really know that. I don't really --
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Dakle, ja to ustvari ne znam. Ja zaista -
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actually I do my own kind of research, you know.
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ustvari ja radim neku vrstu svog istraživanja, znate.
02:53
If I'm commissioned to do the costumes for an 18th-century opera, or something like that,
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Ako mi je poručeno da uradim kostime za operu iz 18. veka, ili tako nešto,
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I will do a lot of research, because it's interesting,
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mnogo ću istraživati, zato što je zanimljivo,
03:01
not because it's what I'm supposed to do.
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a ne zato što to moram da uradim.
03:03
I'm very, very, very inspired by movies.
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Veoma, veoma sam inspirisan filmovima.
03:06
The color of movies and the way light makes the colors,
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Boja filmova i način na koji svetlo stvara boje,
03:10
light from behind the projection,
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svetlo iza projektora,
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or light from the projection, makes the colors look so impossible.
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ili svetlo iz projektora, čini da boje izgledaju neverovatno.
03:17
And anyway, roll this little clip, I'll just show you.
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I u svakom slučaju, pustite ovak kratak video, pokazaću vam.
03:20
I sit up at night and I watch movies
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Sedim noću i gledam filmove
03:23
and I watch women in movies a lot.
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i mnogo gledam žene u filmovima.
03:26
And I think about, you know, their roles,
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I razmišljam o njihovim ulogama
03:29
and about how you have to, like, watch what your daughters look at.
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i o tome kako morate da gledate šta vaše ćerke gledaju.
03:33
Because I look at the way women are portrayed all the time.
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Jer ja sve vreme posmatram način na koji su žene predstavljene.
03:37
Whether they're kind of glorified in this way,
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Da li su na neki način veličane,
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or whether they're kind of, you know, ironically glorified,
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ili su na neki način ironično veličane,
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or whether they're, you know, sort of denigrated, or ironically denigrated.
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da li su, znate, na neki način omalovažene ili ironično omalovažene.
03:51
I go back to color all the time.
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Stalno se vraćam boji.
03:53
Color is something that motivates me a lot.
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Boja je nešto što me mnogo motiviše.
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It's rarely color that I find in nature,
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Retko je to boja koju nalazim u prirodi,
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although, you know, juxtaposed next to artificial color,
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iako, znate, pored veštačke boje
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natural color is so beautiful.
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prirodna boja je tako lepa.
04:11
So that's what I do. I study color a lot.
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To radim. Mnogo proučavam boje.
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But for the most part, I think, like, how can I ever make anything
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Ali najčešće razmišljam, kako ću ikada napraviti nešto
04:20
that is as beautiful as that image of Natalie Wood?
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što je jednako lepo kao ta slika Natali Vud?
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How can I ever make anything as beautiful as Greta Garbo?
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Kako ću ikada napraviti nešto lepo poput Grete Garbo?
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I mean, that's just not possible, you know.
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Mislim, to jednostavno nije moguće, znate.
04:31
And so that's what makes me lie awake at night, I guess, you know.
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Tako da je to ono što me noću drži budnim, mislim.
04:35
I want to show you -- I'm also like a big --
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Želim da vam pokažem - takođe sam veliki -
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I go to astrologers and tarot card readers often,
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često idem kod astrologa i čitača tarota,
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and that's another thing that motivates me a lot.
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i to je još jedna stvar koja me vrlo motiviše.
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People say, oh, do that. An astrologer tells me to do something.
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Ljudi kažu, pa uradi to. I astrolozi mi kažu da uradim nešto.
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So I do it.
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I to i uradim.
04:49
(Laughter)
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(smeh)
04:50
When I was about 21, an astrologer told me
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Negde oko 21. godine, astrolog mi je rekao
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that I was going to meet the man of my dreams,
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da ću upoznati čovek svojih snova
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and that his name was going to be Eric, right?
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i da će njegovo ime biti Erik.
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So, you know, for years I would go to bars
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Tako sam, znate, godinama odlazio u barove
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and, sort of, anyone I met whose name was Eric
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i na neki način svakoga koga bih upoznao i čije ime je bilo Erik
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I was humping immediately, or something.
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odmah bih spopao ili tako nešto.
05:06
(Laughter)
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(smeh)
05:08
And there were times when I was actually so desperate
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I bilo je trenutaka kada sam bio toliko očajan
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I would just, you know, walk into a room and just go like, "Eric!"
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da bih ušao u sobu i samo izgovorio Erik.
05:11
And anybody who would turn around I would, sort of, make a beeline for.
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I krenuo bih ka onome ko bi se okrenuo.
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(Laughter)
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(smeh)
05:16
And I had this really interesting tarot reading a long time ago.
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Imao sam zaista zanimljivo tarot proročanstvo pre mnogo vremena.
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The last card he pulled, which was representing my destiny
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Poslednja karta koju je izvukao, a koja je predstavljala moju sudbinu
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was this guy on like a straw boater with a cane
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predstavljena je tim čamdžijom sa štapom
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and you know, sort of spats and this, you know, a minstrel singer, right?
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i nekim guslarom.
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I want to show you this clip because I do this kind of crazy thing
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Želim da vam pokažem ovaj video zato što radim ovu ludu stvar
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where I do a cabaret act.
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neku vrstu kabarea.
05:34
So actually, check this out.
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Ustvari, pogledajte ovo.
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Very embarrassing.
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Vrlo neprijatno.
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(Video): Thank you. We can do anything you ask.
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(video): Hvala vam. Možemo da uradimo sve što poželite.
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The name of the show is based on this story
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Ime emisije zasniva se na ovoj priči
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that I have to tell you about my mother.
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o mojoj majci, koju moram da vam ispričam.
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It's sort of an excerpt from a quote of hers.
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To je deo njenog citata.
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I was dating this guy, right?
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Viđao sam se sa jednim momkom.
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And this has to do with being happy, I swear.
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I ovo ima veze sa srećom, kunem se.
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I was dating this guy and it was going on for about a year, right.
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Dakle, viđao sam se sa tim momkom oko godinu dana.
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And we were getting serious,
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I počelo je da biva ozbiljno,
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so we decided to invite them all to dinner, our parents.
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tako da smo odlučili da pozovemo na večeru naše roditelje.
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And we, you know, sort of introduced them to each other.
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I predstavili smo ih jedne drugima.
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My mother was, sort of, very sensitive to his mother,
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Moja majka je bila, na neki način, vrlo nežna prema njegovoj majci,
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who it seemed was a little bit skeptical about the whole alternative lifestyle thing.
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koja je izgledala kao da je pomalo skeptična u vezi sa alternativnim načinom života.
06:15
You know, homosexuality, right?
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Znate, homoseksualnost?
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So my mother was a little offended. She turned to her and she said,
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Moja majka je bila pomalo uvređena. Okrenula se ka njegovoj i rekla,
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"Are you kidding? They have the greatest life together.
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"Šališ se? Imaju divan život zajedno.
06:22
They eat out, they see shows."
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Jedu u restoranima, gledaju predstave."
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They eat out, they see shows.
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Jedu u restoranima, gledaju predstave.
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(Laughter)
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(smeh)
06:29
That's the name of the show, they eat out, they --
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To je ime emisije, jedu u restoranima -
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that's on my tombstone when I die.
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to će biti na mom nadgrobnom spomeniku kad umrem.
06:32
"He ate out, he saw shows," right?
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Dakle, "Jeo je u restoranima i gledao predstave."
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So in editing these clips, I didn't have the audacity
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Tokom montaže nisam imao smelosti
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to edit a clip of me singing at Joe's Pub.
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da umontiram klip na kojem ja pevam u Joe's Pub.
06:45
So you'll have to, like, go check it out and come see me or something.
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Tako da ćete morati da proverite i da dođete da me vidite ili tako nešto.
06:47
Because it's mortifying, and yet it feels ...
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Jer je ponižavajuće, a ipak...
06:53
I don't know how to put this.
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Ne znam kako da kažem.
06:54
I feel as little comfort as possible is a good thing, you know.
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Znate, mislim da je dobra stvar osećati se što manje prijatno.
07:00
And at least, you know, in my case,
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I na kraju, znate, u mom slučaju
07:04
because if I just do one thing all the time,
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ako radim samo jednu stvar sve vreme,
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I don't know, I get very, very bored. I bore very easily.
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ne znam, bude mi vrlo, vrlo dosadno. Brzo mi postane dosadno.
07:13
And you know, I don't say that I do everything well,
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I znate, ne kažem da ja sve radim dobro,
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I just say that I do a lot of things, that's all.
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samo kažem da radim mnogo stvari, to je sve.
07:22
And I kind of try not to look back, you know.
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I nekako se trudim da ne gledam unazad, znate.
07:26
Except, I guess, that's what staying up every night is about.
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Osim, pretpostavljam, to ima veze sa mojim nespavanjem noću.
07:29
Like, looking back and thinking, what a fool you made of yourself, you know.
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Kao, gledanje unazad i razmišljanje, kakva sam budala ispao, znate.
07:33
But I guess that's okay. Right?
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Ali pretpostavljam da je to u redu. Zar ne?
07:37
Because if you do many things
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Jer ako radite mnogo stvari
07:38
you get to feel lousy about everything,
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počinjete da se osećate bedno u vezi sa svim,
07:40
and not just one, you know.
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a ne samo sa jednom stvari, znate.
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You don't master feeling lousy about one thing.
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Ne usavršavate loše osećanje samo u vezi s jednom stvari.
07:45
Yeah, exactly.
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Da, upravo.
07:48
I will show you this next thing,
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Pokazaću vam ovu sledeću stvar,
07:51
speaking of costumes for operas.
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kad već pričam o kostimima za operu.
07:52
I do work with different choreographers.
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Radim sa različitim koreografima,
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I work with Twyla Tharp a lot,
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radim puno sa Tvialom Tarp,
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and I work with Mark Morris a lot,
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i radim mnogo sa Markom Morisom,
07:58
who is one of my best friends.
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koji je jedan od mojih najboljih prijatelja.
07:59
And I designed three operas with him,
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I dizajnirao sam tri opere sa njim.
08:03
and the most recent one, "King Arthur."
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I najskoriju "Kralj Artur".
08:06
I'd been very ingrained in the dance world
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Još dok sam bio tinejdžer bio sam
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since I was a teenager.
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veoma ukorenjen u svet plesača.
08:09
I went to performing arts high school,
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Otišao sam u srednju školu za izvođačke umetnosti,
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where I was an actor.
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gde sam bio glumac.
08:12
And many of my friends were ballet dancers.
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I mnogi moji prijatelji su bili baletani.
08:15
Again, I don't know where inspiration comes from.
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Još jednom, ne znam odakle inspiracija dolazi.
08:18
I don't know where it comes from.
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Ne znam odakle dolazi.
08:21
I started making puppets when I was a kid.
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Kad sam bio dete počeo sam da pravim lutke.
08:23
Maybe that's where the whole inspiration thing started from, puppets, right.
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Možda je odatle počela cela ta stvar u vezi sa inspiracijom, s lutkama.
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And then performing arts high school.
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I onda srednja škola za izvođačke umetnosti.
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There I was in high school,
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meeting dancers and acting.
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sretao sa plesačima i glumom.
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And somehow, from there, I got interested in design.
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I nekako, od tada, počeo sam da se zanimam za dizajn.
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I went to Parsons School of Design
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Išao sam u "Parsons School of Design"
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and then I began my career as a designer.
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i tada sam počeo svoju karijeru kao dizajner.
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I don't really think of myself as a designer,
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Ne razmišljam o sebi kao o dizajneru,
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I don't really think of myself necessarily as a fashion designer.
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ne razmišljam o sebi nužno kao o modnom dizajneru.
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And frankly, I don't really know what to call myself.
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I iskreno, ne znam kako da se nazovem.
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I think of myself as a ... I don't know what I think of myself as.
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O sebi mislim kao o ... Ne znam kako mislim o sebi.
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It's just that.
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Jednostavno je tako.
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(Laughter)
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(smeh)
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But I must say, this whole thing about being slightly bored all the time,
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Ali moram da vam kažem, čitava ova stvar u vezi sa tim da mi je pomalo dosadno sve vreme
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that is what -- I think that is a very important thing for a fashion designer.
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to je ono - mislim da je to veoma važna stvar za modnog dizajnera.
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You always have to be slightly bored with everything.
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Sve mora uvek da vam bude pomalo dosadno.
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And if you're not, you have to pretend to be slightly bored with everything.
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I ako vam nije, morate da se pretvarate da vam sve jeste pomalo dosadno.
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(Laughter)
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(smeh)
09:15
But I am really a little bored with everything.
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Ali meni jeste sve pomalo dosadno.
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I always say to my partner, Marisa Gardini, who books everything --
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Uvek kažem mojoj partnerki, Marisi Gardini, koja sve zakazuje -
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she books everything and she makes everything happen.
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ona sve zakazuje i čini da sve bude moguće.
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And she makes all the deals.
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I ona ugovara sve poslove.
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And I always tell her that I find myself
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I uvek joj govorim kako hvatam sebe
09:27
with a lot of time on the computer bridge program.
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kako ispred kompjutera igram bridž.
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Too much time on computer bridge, which is, you know, like that's
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Previše vremena igrati bridž na kompjuteru, znate to je
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so ... somehow, like, about ten years ago
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tako... nekako, kao, pre deset godina
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I thought that the most unboring place in the world
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mislio sam da je najnedosadnije mesto na svetu
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would be like a T.V. studio,
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TV studio,
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like for a day show. Some kind of day talk show.
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dnevne emisije. Neka vrsta dnevne emisije.
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Because it's all of these things that I love
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Zato što su to sve te stvari, svih vrsta, koje volim
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all kind of in one place.
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na jednom mestu.
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And if you ever get bored you can look at another thing,
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I ako vam ikada bude dosadno možete da pogledate neku drugu stvar,
09:53
and do another thing and talk about it, right?
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da se bavite nečim drugim i da o tome razgovarate, je l' tako?
09:57
And so I had this T.V. show.
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I tako sam imao tu TV emisiju.
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And that was a very, very, very big part of my process.
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I to je bila veoma, veoma, veoma velika stvar u mom procesu.
10:02
Actually, could you roll the clip, please?
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Ustvari, možete li da pustite video, molim vas?
10:04
This is one of my favorite clips of Rosie.
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Ovo je jedan od mojih omiljenih snimaka Rosie.
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(Video) Isaac Mizrahi: We're back on the set.
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(video) Isak Mizrahi: Vratili smo se na set.
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Hi there.
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Zdravo.
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Rosie O'Donnell: Hello, Ben.
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Rozi O'Donel: Zdravo Ben.
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IM: Look how cute she looks with this, just a slick back.
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IM: Pogledaj kako slatko izgleda sa ovim, sasvim glatko odnazad.
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Man: Her grandmother says, "Delish!"
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Čovek: Njena majka kaže, "Divno!"
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IM: Ah, wow, delish. All right. So now where should I position myself?
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IM: Ha, divno. U redu. Gde da se smestim?
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I want to stay out of the way.
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Želim da se maknem sa puta.
10:20
I don't want to be -- okay. Here we go.
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Ne želim da budem - okej. Idemo.
10:22
Do you get nervous, Ashleigh?
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Da li se unervoziš, Ešli?
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Ashleigh: Doing what?
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Ešli: Kada?
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ROD: Cutting hair.
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Dok šišaš.
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A: Cutting hair? Never, never.
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E: Dok šišam? Nikada, nikada.
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I don't think there was ever a day where I cut hair I was nervous.
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Misilm da ne postoji dan kada sam bio nervozan dok sam šišao.
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IM: You look so cute already, by the way.
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Već si vrlo slatka.
10:31
ROD: You like it? All right.
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Sviđa ti se? U redu.
10:33
IM: Do you have a problem with looking cute? You want to look cute.
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Da li imaš problem da izgledaš slatko? Želiš da izgledaš slatko.
10:34
ROD: Of course I want to look cute.
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RO: Naravno da želim da izgledam slatko.
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IM: Just checking, because some people want to look, you know,
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IM: Samo proveravam, zato što neki ljudi žele da izgledaju, znaš,
10:37
aggressively ugly.
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agresivno ružno.
10:38
ROD: No, not me, no.
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ROD: Ne, ja ne, ne.
10:39
IM: You read about all these people who have a lot of money
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IM: Čitaš o svim tim ljudima koji imaju puno novca
10:43
and they have kids and the kids always end up somehow, like,
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i imaju decu i deca uvek završe nekako, kao,
10:46
really messed up, you know what I mean?
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zaista zabrljaju, znaš na šta mislim?
10:48
And there's got to be some way to do that, Rosie.
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I mora da postoji neki način da se to uradi, Rozi.
10:51
Because just because if you're fabulously rich, and fabulously famous,
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Jer samo zato što si neverovatno bogat i neverovatno poznat,
10:55
does that mean you shouldn't have kids,
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da li to znači da ne treba da imaš decu,
10:57
because you know they're going to end up getting messed up?
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zato što znaš da će ona da zabrljaju?
10:58
ROD: No, but it means that your priority has to be
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ROD: Ne, ali znači da tvoj prioritet mora da bude
11:00
their well-being first, I think.
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njihova dobrobit, mislim.
11:03
But you have to make the decision for yourself.
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Ali svako mora da donese odluku za sebe.
11:05
My kids are seven, who the hell knows.
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Moja deca imaju sedam, ko će ga znati.
11:07
They're going to be like 14 and in rehab.
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Imaće 14 i biće na rehabilitaciji.
11:09
And they're going to be playing this clip:
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I oni će da puste ovaj video:
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"I'm such a good mother."
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"Ja sam tako dobra majka."
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My God, this is the shortest I've ever had.
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Bože, ovo je najkraće što sam imala.
11:16
IM: It looks good, yeah?
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IM: Izgleda dobro, zar ne?
11:17
A: I was going to ask you, has your hair ever been --
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E: Hteo sam da te pitam, tvoja kosa -
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ROD: No! It's all right -- go crazy.
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ROD: Ne! U redu je - budi lud.
11:20
IM: I feel like it needs to be a little closer down here.
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IM: Mislim da treba da bude malo bliže ovde.
11:22
A: Oh no, we're just staging,
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E: O ne, ovo je samo priprema.
11:24
ROD: We're just staging it.
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ROD: Ovo je samo priprema.
11:25
IM: Are you freaking out? You look so cute.
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IM: Je l' ludiš? Izgledaš jako slatko.
11:26
ROD: No, I love it. It's the new me.
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ROD: Ne, sviđa mi se. To sam nova ja.
11:28
IM: Oh, it's so fabulous!
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IM: O, sjajno je!
11:29
ROD: Flock of Rosie. Wooo!
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ROD: Rozino jato. Jeee!
11:33
IM: So by the way. Of all the most unboring things in the world, right.
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Usput. Od svih mogućih nedosadnih stvari na svetu.
11:38
I mean, like making someone who's already cute look terrible like that.
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Misim, načiniti nekoga ko je već sladak, da izgleda tako užasno.
11:42
That is not boring. That is nothing if it's not boring.
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To nije dosadno. To je ništa, ako nije dosadno.
11:46
Actually, I read this great quote the other day, which was,
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Ustvari, pročitao sam taj sjajan citat pre neki dan, koji glasi,
11:51
"Style makes you feel great because it takes your mind off the fact that you're going to die."
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"Stil čini da se osećate odlično jer čini da vaš um odluta od činjenice da ćete umreti."
11:56
Right? And then I realized, that was on my website,
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Istina? I tada sam shvatio, da je to bilo na mojoj internet stranici,
12:01
and then it said, like, you know, the quote was attributed to me
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i potom je pisalo da citat pripada meni
12:03
and I thought, oh, I said something, you know, in an interview.
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i pomisio sam, o, rekao sam nešto, u nekom intervjuu,
12:05
I forgot that I said that. But it's really true.
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što sam zaboravio da sam rekao. Ali zaista je istina.
12:09
I want to show you this last clip because it's going to be my last goodbye.
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Želim da vam pustim ovaj poslednji video jer će to biti moj poslednji pozdrav.
12:13
I'll tell you that I cook a lot also. I love to cook.
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Reći ću vam da takođe mnogo kuvam. Volim da kuvam.
12:16
And I often look at things as though they're food.
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I često gledam na stvari kao da su hrana.
12:19
Like I say, oh, you know, would you serve a rotten chicken?
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Kao što kažem, oh znate, da li biste poslužili pokvareno pile?
12:22
Then how could you serve, you know, a beat up old dress or something.
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Pa kako možeš onda poslužiti iznošenu staru haljinu ili tako nešto.
12:24
How could you show a beat up old dress?
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Kako možete da prikažete iznošenu staru haljinu?
12:25
I always relate things to kitchen-ry.
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Ja uvek povezujem stvari sa kuhinj-stvom.
12:30
And so I think that's what it all boils down to.
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Mislim da se stvari svode na to.
12:34
Everything boils down to that.
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Sve se svodi na to.
12:35
So check this out.
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Vidite ovo.
12:36
This is what I've been doing because I think it's the most fun thing in the world.
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Dakle, ovo sam radio zato što misilm da je to najzabavnija stvar na svetu.
12:39
It's, like, this website.
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To je ova internet stranica.
12:40
It's got a lot of different things on it.
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Ima pregršt različitih stvari na njoj.
12:42
It's a polymathematical website.
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To je višematematička stranica.
12:44
We actually shoot segments like T.V. show segments.
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Mi ustvari snimamo delove poput TV emisija.
12:48
And it's kind of my favorite thing in the world.
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I to je nekako moja omiljena stvar na svetu.
12:51
And it just began like in the beginning of February. So who knows?
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I počela je negde početkom februara. Dakle, ko zna.
12:53
And again, I don't say it's good, I just think it's not boring, right?
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I opet, ne kažem da je dobro, samo kažem da nije dosadno, u redu?
12:57
And here is the last bit.
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I evo ga poslednji deo.
13:02
(Video) IM: I have to tell you, I make buttermilk pancakes or buttermilk waffles all the time.
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Video: IM: Moram da ti kažem, ja pravim palačinke ili vafle od mlaćenice sve vreme.
13:06
Chef: Do you?
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Kuvarica: Je li?
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IM: Yeah, but I can never find buttermilk, ever.
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IM: Da, ali nigde ne mogu da nađem mlaćenicu, nikako.
13:09
Chef: Oh.
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Kuvarica: O.
13:10
IM: You can't find buttermilk at Citarella; you can't find buttermilk.
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IM: Ne možeš da nađeš mlaćenicu u Citareli; ne možeš da nađeš mlaćenicu.
13:12
Chef: You can't?
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Kuvarica: Ne možeš?
13:13
IM: It's always low-fat buttermilk.
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IM: Uvek je to nemasna mlaćenica.
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Chef: No, but that's all it is.
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Kuvarica: Ne, ali to je to.
13:15
IM: Is that all it is?
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AM: To je to?
13:16
Chef: Oh, you don't know? Let me tell you something.
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Kuvarica: Pa ti ne znaš? Dozvoli mi da ti kažem.
13:18
Let me tell you something interesting.
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Da vam kažem nešto zanimljivo.
13:19
IM: You know what? Stop laughing. It's not funny.
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IM: Znaš šta? Prestani da se smeješ. Nije smešno.
13:20
Just because I don't know that whole -- that there's no such thing as whole buttermilk.
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Samo zato što ne znam čitavu priču - da ustvari ne postoji tako nešto kao punomasna mlaćenica.
13:25
Sorry, what?
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Izvini, šta?
13:26
Chef: Well, here's the deal. Let me tell you the deal.
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Kuvarica: Evo kako stoje stvari. Dozvoli mi da ti kažem.
13:27
In the old days when they used to make butter,
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Ranijih godina kada su pravili puter,
13:29
you know how you make butter?
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znaš kako se se pravi puter?
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IM: Churns?
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IM: Mešajući?
13:31
Chef: For cream?
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Kuvarica: Za krem - pavlaku?
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IM: Yeah, exactly.
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IM: Da, tačno.
13:33
Chef: So you take heavy, high-fat milk, which is cream,
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Kuvarica: Uzmeš punomasno mleko, koje je krem,
13:36
and you churn it until it separates into these curds and water.
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i mešaš ga dok ne počne da se razdvaja na vodu i kajmak.
13:41
The liquid is actually that clear liquid.
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Tečnost je ustvari ona čista tečnost.
13:43
If you've ever overbeaten your whipped cream,
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Ako si ikada previše umutio šlag,
13:44
it's actually buttermilk.
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to je ustvari mlaćenica.
13:47
And that's what it was in the early days.
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I to je i bila ranijih godina.
13:48
And that's what people used for baking and all sorts of things.
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I to su ljudi koristili za pečenje i gomilu drugih stvari.
13:51
Now, the buttermilk that you get is actually low-fat or skim milk.
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E sad, mlaćenica koju dobiješ je ustvari obrano mleko.
13:54
IM: Excuse me, I didn't know. All right?
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IM: Izvini, nisam znao. U redu?
13:56
Chef: The reason he thought that is because buttermilk is so wonderfully thick and delicious.
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Kuvarica: On je mislio tako zbog toga što je mlaćenica veličanstveno gusta i ukusna.
14:01
IM: Yeah, it is, exactly.
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IM: Da, jeste.
14:02
So who would think that it was low-fat?
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Dakle ko bi mogao da pomisli da je nemasna?
14:04
Well, that's it. Thank you very much.
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Pa, to je to. Mnogo vam hvala.
14:07
Happy TED. It's so wonderful here. I love it. I love it. I love it.
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Srećan TED. Divno je ovde. Sviđa mi se, sviđa mi se, sviđa mi se.
14:10
Thanks. Bye.
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Hvala. Zdravo.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Isaac Mizrahi - Fashion designerFashion designer Isaac Mizrahi mixes high fashion and the mass market, with a line of haute couture and a line for Target. Plus a talk show, a cabaret act, a movie, a new book ...
Why you should listen
Design-wise, Isaac Mizrahi is best known for bridging the gap between high and low -- creating gorgeous couture confections for the likes of Eartha Kitt and others, as well as a hugely popular, groundbreakingly affordable line for Target.
His design mission comes wrapped in endless charisma. He's a talk-show host, he's performed his own one-man show Off-Broadway, he was the subject of the hilarious documentary Unzipped, and he does regular cabaret nights at Joe's Pub in New York City. His new book is called How to Have Style .
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