continue this evening with designer carolina herrera and her musical collaborators tom hodge and javier peral. >> everything is an inspiration and i went to the music because i think it's a -- it's so normal to be inspired by music. i think every designer is always listening to music and music transports you in a romance, in a dream, everything. >> rose: we conclude this evening with mickey edwards, author of "the parties versus the people: how to turn republicans and democrats into americans." >> the problem is not republicans. the problem is republicans and democrats, the white house and the congress. it's people on all sides who say you know, we have an ideology and we're not going to ever reach a point where we're going to compromise. we're going to fall on our swords. but we have a country to run, charlie. we've got to make sure the troops get their supplies. we've got to make sure we pay our bills. we've got to make sure the water is pure, the bridges don't collapse. you know, there's a point you say "i stood up for my principles, i'm going to fight for my principles." and then at the e

with her designs for her fall, 2013 collection which she unveiled in new york she commissioned javier peral and john hodge to create an original score. here is a look at their collaboration. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rose: joining me now is tom hodge the composer, javier peral the d.j. and music producer and the designer herself, carolina herrera. i'm pleased to have them at this table. >> thank you. so much for inviting us. >> rose: so here's the question, the two of you have been working together since -- >> 2000. >> rose: and what was the normal process? >> the normal process is when you have to collection ready then you call the d.j.-- which is javier-- and he brings a lot of music and i chose -- >> rose: this is after the clothes have been designed. >> yes. after the clothes have been designed. this time -- you know, fashion is finding something new that inspires you. and this time i was inspired by the music before designing the collection. >> rose: that's what's different. so let me go back to the story. you come to him and you want to do something different. >> absolutely different