I like change. There’s something Buddhist about it - continuous change is wonderful.

Bailey frames change not as disruption but as a sustaining principle. By calling it “something Buddhist,” he gestures toward the Buddhist emphasis on impermanence (anicca): the idea that everything is in flux and that resisting this fact produces suffering. In this light, “continuous change is wonderful” reads as an aesthetic and ethical stance—an embrace of novelty, reinvention, and the shedding of fixed identities. Coming from a photographer associated with fashion and celebrity culture, the remark also resonates as a creative credo: staying alive to shifting styles, technologies, and personal phases, and treating transformation as the condition for ongoing perception and artistic vitality.