We've known for a long time about her love for expensive fashion. This was mentioned in the Squad Thread when she did a big photoshoot with 'working class' Americans.
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For some of the big magazines, wardrobe is provided for celebrities and other VIPs by fashion design houses or their PR/media arms who rightly view the spread as a form of advertisement. Every now and then you'll hear funny little stories about such-and-such director or actor walking off with a three thousand dollar tie they liked or something, which get no complaints because its more free advertising. This is particularly rampant with fashion, lifestyle, and entertainment magazines like
GQ.
I don't think that this suit was provided by
Interview however
. There isn't a fashion consultant listed, which is what I normally see when the wardrobe is provided - they would coordinate the outfits and work with the fashion designers. Second, she's wearing the same outfit in multiple photographs spread over several locations and times - if it was provided they often do several outfits or mix up accessories. Thirdly, her outfit isn't described in detail as is typically done when this is the case - if it was provided for free as advertising the designers would be namedropped. Again, this is based after my long experience with men's fashion magazines, but if you look at other articles from the same magazine you see consultants, different outfits, and explicit details.
She wore her own suit.
Edit: Since I don't want to subject you to their website or give them clicks, here is a comparison.
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Her Article
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Again, there is
no way those cunts at Manolo Blahnik provide shoes and don't get name-dropped. They wouldn't allow it.