News | Interview Magazine 40th Anniversary

The Fashionisto

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Published December 1, 2009

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Updated October 21, 2017

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Interview magazine is celebrating their fortieth anniversary by taking over a vending machine in Miami’s Mondrian Hotel. Part of this year’s Art Basel Miami, the fashion vending machine will be stocked with items representing forty years of pop culture. Calling on the contributions of several labels including Dolce & Gabbana, Fred Perry, and Jil Sander, the vending machine will feature limited edition pieces such as the above hand-deconstructed tank from newcomer Rochambeau.


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