Perez Hilton hated it, but I think this spread might be pretty cool..The only thing I noticed in this video is how she can’t sit still through anything. What do you guys think?

LINK LOVE: Coco Perez

Diane Kruger spills about inspiration for her role in Inglorious Bastards, her German roots and her knack for portraying a glamorous image in a time of panty flashing starlets. Tim Blanks, a contributing editor at Style.com, is the perfect match to interview Diane, a modern fashion icon.

Diane Kruger successfully rocks super-hero chic in this spread shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Capes, masks, leather gloves and metallic harnesses complete this futuristic look. Forget Megan Fox, someone put Diane up for the roll of cat-woman. It’s clear she could pull it off with ease.

GALLERY: Diane in Interview

SOURCE: Oh No They Didn’t

Natalie Portman scores her second September cover. Looking very reminiscent of the colorful editing used on the Louis Vuitton ads featuring Madonna. Should we start Trend-sparking popular photoshopping styles?

SOUCE: Oh No They Didn’t

Zac Efron gets to roll around in some dirt for the April Issue of Interview Magazine, in which all the questions are asked by Milk director Gus Van Sant.

Interview always has the best editorials. Model Sasha Pivovarova posed for Mikael Jansson to bring us a Dolce & Gabbana story for the magazine’s February issue. Pivovarova looks amazing in these structured Dolce & Gabbana pieces from their spring 09 RTW collection. The clothes are fabulous; I would totally wear this pink number as a suit. And thank heavens stylist Karl Templer didn’t dress her in those awful pajamas.

GALLERY: Sasha Pivovarova Shot by Mikael Jansson for “Interview” February 09

Thanks to Fashion Copious for the photos.

“I performed at a show at the MoMA. There was this big dinner there, and I was seated in this hall with the mayor of New York and all these extremely wealthy art-supporting and art-buying people. There was a piece of work hanging in the hall—it was a fan. This fan was supposed to swing by the momentum of its own propeller. So, while we were having dinner, the fan was stopped, and the guy next to me, a curator at P.S.1, said, “Look, this is what art symbolizes today.” Like, that piece of art is supposed to be moving, but just to have dinner we’ve stopped the art. That’s what New York is like today. You can’t have real art happen in an institution because rich people can make the world stop.”

M.I.A. on the state of art in our fair Gotham in Interview magazine. Yeah, I know it sucks here. But at least your not getting shot at anymore…

Interview magazine launch party at the Standard Hotel.

This party is so hip they had it in a hotel that hasn’t even finished construction, how avant!

Lily Donaldson and Julia Stegner

Lydia Hearst

Tara Subkoff

Lauren Hutton

Angela Lindvall

Taylor Momsen

Here is the much hyped editorial of Kate Moss for the new Interview Magazine. As always Kate Moss was shot by Mert and Marcus and she appears nude for half the shots. Good to know Kate Moss will never change. The rumor on the street is that this new incarnation of Interview is like the American version of French Vogue . One can only hope.

[tfs]

Oh, god. I can’t handle it. First the intimate peek we found of a 15 year old Kate Moss talking about taking off clothes and now this lengthy piece from Interview magazine of Kate the Great speaking on Bob Dylan, shopping and sex. The lord Jebus must be listening. If you want the full spread, click here.

On Old Blue Eyes and Weak Handshakes:

Glenn O’Brien: So, Kate, have you met everyone yet?

Kate: Almost. Well, not everyone!

GO: Who haven’t you met?

KM: Well… I have met almost everyone I’ve wanted to meet. How about you?

GO: I haven’t really met Bob Dylan.

KM: I’ve met Bob Dylan. We did one of those nonhandshake handshakes. I was with all
guys , and he shook hands with all of them, and then they said “And this is Kate,” and I put my hand out, and he didn’t put his hand out. It was one of those. We finally did shake. And then I fainted!

GO: From meeting Bob Dylan? What a fan!

KM: Well, I met Frank Sinatra and Bob Dylan in the space of 15 minutes. Frank Sinatra kissed me on the lips.

GO: That’s why they called him the Chairman of the Board.

KM: He kissed me on the lips. And then he gave me a filterless cigarette. And then I met
Bob Dylan. I came off all lightheaded and had to go sit on his dressing-room steps.

GO: I would faint if I smoked a Camel.

KM: Maybe it was the cigarette and nothing to do with the legends.

GO: So did Frank still have all his marbles?

KM: Oh, definitely. There was still a twinkle in his blue eyes. Yeah, major. I was with Johnny [Depp] at the time. And Frank came over to me and got all of his security to close in so Johnny couldn’t get to me. I was sitting down having a cigarette, and he just walked in the room, and he spotted me and made a beeline to me. So we were encircled by security in this backstage area, and he’s like, “How are we doing, little Lady?” And I said, “Happy Birthday, Frank!” and I want to shake his hand, and he just lunged at me.

GO: Wow.

KM: I know. And then I smoked the cigarette and went all light-headed. He was fabulous. It was his 80th-birthday party in LA.

GO: Did Frank sing for you? “Stranger in the Night”?

KM: No, he just did his concert. He was so great.

GO: Fainting was exactly the thing to do after you’d been kissed by Frank. You always know what to do, Kate. You must be this repository of wisdom.

GET MORE AFTER THE JUMP…

Interview magazine hits the 80s hard with their new spread inspired by the looks you’d find at Paris’ hottest club Le Palace…

Photographer Anthony Maule

Fashion Indie fave, Terry Richardson will be playing photog for lucky hipsters at tonight’s Interview party. You know you want to go.

7PM at Delicatessen (corner of Lafayette/Prince)

RSVP to 212.941.2957 or interviewevents@brantpub.com

Thanks to Partycrasher for the info

This is very, very accurate. Marc Jacobs, one of our generations most overrated designers, is getting compared to Andy Warhol, one of the past generations most overrated artists.  Can someone give the editor credit for noticing this parallel and an award to Marc Jacobs for being dumb enough to think this is some kind of compliment.

The best part. In true Andy Warhol “style” photos of the over-exposed designer have been plastered on t-shirts and are being sold at Marc’s Bleeker street emporiums.

Pure commercial joy. Hopefully, this is just the tail end of Jacobs 15 minutes.

You know you want it.