Our favorite Lexus x Interview selects
September 15, 2017
We teamed up with Lexus to give the NYFW crowd a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The Art of Throwing Shade
January 23, 2017
Inspired by NARS Soft Matte Complete Concealer with 16 shades, Interview ignites a conversation with female innovators, tastemakers, and self-starters about what it means to be a woman in charge. Together, they’re propelling “girl power” in 2017, and throwing shade at the notion that intelligent, and assertive women are bossy rather than brilliant.
Pooja Kharbanda
January 23, 2017
Well traveled from an early age, Pooja Kharbanda—the designer behind SoHo-based swimwear obsession 6 Shore Road—has evolved her aesthetic from the many cities she’s called home.
Naomi Ekperigin
January 23, 2017
Gender prejudice and polarization have long plagued the comedy world.
Roxanne Assoulin
January 23, 2017
With over 30 years of experience in jewelry design, Roxanne Assoulin’s career is a testament to the power of creative dynamism and personal reinvention.
Claire Chan
January 23, 2017
Much more than just a spot to catch a caffeinated boost on the go, today’s coffee shop is at the intersection of leisure and style—a place where customers are going to see and be seen.
Kim Swift
January 23, 2017
When we think of “experience design,” our minds go to decorators, wedding planners, and the other creative professionals that give the “look” to the events of our lives.
Cyndi Ramirez
January 23, 2017
It’s difficult to pin down Cyndi Ramirez’s career in a single, concise term; as Ramirez herself admits, “my profession is kind of all over the place.”
Kai Avent-DeLeon
January 23, 2017
As the owner of the Brooklyn-based concept store Sincerely, Tommy, Kai Avent-DeLeon leverages creative leadership to forge connections within her community.
Rony Vardi
January 23, 2017
Since first opening its doors in 2004, Williamsburg jewelry boutique Catbird has gone from a tiny Bedford Avenue storefront featuring one of a kind pieces to an industry tastemaker and veritable brand in and of itself—all the while remaining true to its organic, personalized feel.
Tze Chun
January 23, 2017
It would seem that there are as many art galleries in New York City as there are taxicabs.
Linda Fargo
January 23, 2017
Just over 10 years ago, Linda Fargo joined Bergdorf Goodman, New York’s most venerable department store.
The New DKNY
September 18, 2015
Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne’s first DKNY outing was a somber affair.
Gowns Galore at Delpozo
September 18, 2015
If Delpozo isn’t yet a red carpet staple, it will be soon.
NYFW: SS 2016
September 16, 2015
Everything you need to know from the Spring/Summer 2016 shows.
Planet Jeremy Scott
September 15, 2015
For Spring/Summer ’16, Jeremy Scott reconfigured ’60s B-movie femmebots through an ’80s B-52s lens and ’90s Deee-Lite retro devotion: Valley of the Dolls on Venus, on ecstasy.
Prabal Gurung’s Accessibilty
September 14, 2015
Prabal Gurung’s Spring/Summer ’16 collection featured warm tones in a palette of gold, bronze, and red, nonchalant asymmetrical hemlines, and brushstrokes of vivid color tossed across fabrics.
Derek Lam Channels Nina Simone
September 14, 2015
Although Derek Lam’s Spring/Summer ’16 collection quietly echoes some of the ’70s-inspired patchwork suede seen during his Spring/Summer ’15 show, the designer looked to a new muse this season: late jazz singer and civil rights activist Nina Simone.
Thakoon’s Artistic Edge
September 14, 2015
Just like the artists and art-minded models and actresses who lined the front row at Thakoon’s Spring/Summer ’16 runway show, the collection itself seemed to draw inspiration from contemporary art history.
More than Mrs. Hamilton
August 31, 2015
The daughter of a doctor and a dramaturge for a European theater company, Phillipa Soo grew up in Libertyville, Illinois, and was always involved in the arts.