We got the chance to interview Quinn at Paris Fashion Week. And we have to say that this man is not only hotter in person, but so charming and sweet. Some of our staff was swooning over him even more after our chat was done. However, lets us talk about before the interview even started. We met up with Quinn at [cafe name here] where he not only treated us all to coffee, but also some pastries that he said was delicious. And he was correct. We definatly recommand getting the pasries there if you ever get the chance. As we talked with him before the interview offically started, we learned that he had first found this place during his first Paris Fashion Week and has made it a must go to spot anytime he visits the city.

Once we had finished the treats and coffee, we got into the interveiw. Quinn shared with us which designers he would be walking for this week and designers he hopes to walk or model for in the future. Some of those names are ones that all in the fashion world are familiar with, but there was a couple that he mentioned that turned out to be designers that are still knew to the industry. We asked him why them and he had this to say. Quinn: "I know they haven't hit the levels of some I model for, but the pieces they create just oull your eyes in. It not only has you looking at them, but wanting to wear them."We were surprised to hear such kind words for not know designers, but the team that was there saw what he meant when he shared some photos of the pieces. They are both beauitful and ones that you wish were in your closet.

After talking about fashion, we got into the part that all want to know. Even Quinnknew we would be coming with questions. And we let him know like we do with all who join us for this, that he had the option to skip or not anwsers some quesions.

Us:"Are you ready for these, Mr. Quinn?"
Quinn:"Does that count as the first question?"[laughs] "Yeah, I'm ready for these."

Us:"Some questions we got sent in was about why you do androgynous modeling more so than only male modeling?"
Q:"I knew this one would get asked in some form. I know I've answered similar questions before, but I don't mind answering more. When I first learned about fashion and the gender sterotypes that happen in it, it seemed normal. But as I got older and my love for fashion grew, I learned and realized that having those sterotypes caused one not to be able to fully express themselves. So I wore things that would be considers for the oppisite sex and then I ended up finding my own style. Along with designers that had had no probably having a male model their feminine clothes they designed. When I started modeling and getting more known, I saw some designers being more open than others when it came to them asking me what they would like to model. It was nice to see and with the time we live in now, who says you should strick yourself to what you wear."

Us:"That sounds deeper than just pushing the boundaries."
Q:[laughs]"Yeah, I suppose it does. My mother said that when I started borrowing some of her pieces from her closet, that it didn't surprise her. So I guess I never thought there was a need to push boundaries since I was already comfortable with wear things that weren't sterotyed for men."
Us:"You mentione your mother, does that mean we can ask about family?"
Q:"Yeah, I don't mind talking about family. They are important to me. My mother is actually here with me in Paris this week. Though I'm sure she will be shopping more so than joining the runway crowd."
Us:"Has she seen you walk the runways?"
Q:"She has. I joke about he not being there, but I know she will be even if I don't see her before I walk. She is one of my biggest supports and fans. She has been there for every runway. It's why I make sure she is involved with the business stuff."
Us:"Does that bean she i your manager?"
Q:[laughs]"No. She has retired from the industry, but she still makes sure I'm looked after by my agancy and manager. I do think if I asked her to though, that she would. She is a strong woman that can do anything she sets her minds to. It was seeing that growing up that knew I could have this dream and go for it."
Us:"Sounds like she taught you great things."
Q:"Both her and my father did. They still teach me things."
Us:"We can tell you care for your family and don't mind sharing that. Do you worry that showing that care could cause some negative reactions from your fans?" Quinn went quiet after we asked this, which we know is understandable. Such a question has a lot of things that could come to someone's mind. And though we have asked a similar question to others, we can't recall seeing someone think on it as much as we witness Quinn think on it. It was interesting to see and when we heard his answer, we understood even more why he thought on it for as long as he did.
Quinn:"I do care a lot about my family. And the number of different kinds and levels of negativity that can happen is something that I think about often. Maybe even more then I should, but if I didn't think about such things then it would be wrong of me to even mention my family. I know people think I have this mystery to me, but I'm just a person who models. Someone who walks on a runway from time to time. So me sharing something about my life other than modeling is going to get a number of reactions. I can only hope, that those who get negative ones, don't act on them."

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