Edited by McArthur Joseph
We love Nicola Formichetti in every way imaginable. That’s why we turned into screaming school girls when we saw him flaunt some of his lesser known assets in the Russian version of Interview Magazine.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Riccardo Tisci is a genius. There, I said it. What he’s doing at Givenchy is truly the future of haute couture: implicitly sexy, exquisitely detailed and deceptively simple. There are no opulent presentations with ornate sets because the main and only attraction of a Givenchy Haute Couture show is the clothes. And for Fall 2011, Tisci presented ten gorgeous gowns that only further cements his place as my favorite designer in my heart and mind.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- It wouldn’t be a Calvin Klein billboard without a little controversy, right? Well, this time the controversy is so little it requires further description and multiple views. Someone, somewhere, is outraged over the Calvin Klein billboard ad in SoHo because the table legs spell out an “F”, Lara Stone‘s briefs spell out a “U” and who wants to give me a “CK”? Sounds like someone spends too much time staring at Lara Stone’s crotch. [Racked]
Edited by Jessica Li
Newby Monica Jagaciak was shot by the amazing Craig McDean for this month’s Interview. Does anyone else find it odd that she’s wearing a sweater over her swimsuit, and opts for a beach covered in weeds? Nevertheless, she still makes me want to go soak up some rays…
Edited by Saynt
Interviewed by Marion Cotillard, 35 year old Penelope Cruz talks to Interview about famous people she would like to have over for dinner.
Edited by Saynt
Kirsten Stewart covers the October/November 2009 cover of Interview Magazine’s 40th Anniversary Issue.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Mad Men star January Jones takes the August 2009 cover of Interview Magazine.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Emma Watson (recently turned 19) lands the cover of the Interview Mag Mag 09 issue, photographed by Nick Knight.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
“….What hurts me the most is that I work just as hard as any other actress around my age, like Scarlett Johansson, but I just don’t get the opportunities that they get because people are so distracted by the mess that I created in my life. But that doesn’t mean it’s going to last forever.”
Interviewed by Lauren Hutton for Interview Mag
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
“To our mind the work of a fashion designer is so different from that of an artist! We usually work in a necessarily more collaborative manner. We present our work twice a year, using the same medium, respecting the same human form, within an industrial framework, using industrial means of production, and having our work translated through the chain of distribution for our work.” — Maison Martin Margiela, on why fashion is not an art form in the new Interview via Fashionista
