Rick Owens interviews Kris Van Assche in Interview mag

[Soul Pill]

http://www.interviewmagazine.com/fashion/kris-van-assche/

[couturehomme]

thanks...

[michael_kard]

Interesting, thanks for sharing. I find KVA's perspective on his first years at Dior quite true in a way, although he did design some really bad stuff. Rick's comments on his parents in the end kind of freaked me out, it seems to me like a 50 year old should have found some sort of "peace" in matters like this, but what do I know..

[jogu]

hmmmm that was actually a cool and short read , i like it . its sorta interestin to me that kris knew how poopy his early dior stuff is cos i always thought designers lived in some protective bubble where everyone around them was like " yaaaa its awesome , they love it " but he seems to know ppl didnt love it

[lost53]

The best thing about that.....were the images.

Rick should stick to what he is good (re; excellent) at.

[cjbreed]

haha well to be fair i don't think he is aiming for a career in journalism. thats kind of the point with Interview magazine, no?

[lost53]

It could have been worse!!

[jogu]

lol i didnt think it was bad at all , it felt informal and kinda friendly . i liked the mellowness of the interview

[cjbreed]

i liked it too. just a conversation basically

[kunk75]

was like francis bacon interviewing thomas kincaid

[Antidote]

I Love RO....but this is boring......KVA has nothing to say.....

[ashamed]

i liked this interview it was interesting to see kris van assches opinion on himself taking over dior. i also like how the questions got turned on rick at the end.

[Racefortheprize]

that interview felt uncomfortable... as if they didn't really want to talk to each other.

[several_girls]

That was a great interview. You get two guys who both work with clothes to interview and they talk less about the clothes they make and more about family, co-workers, spouses and travel. Can't believe Rick is going to be 50, he looks great for his age.

[plasmoplas]

the best part of the interview is kunk's characterization of it.