Exclusive: Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi opens up about his collaboration with the charismatic Timothée Chalamet on the film 'Marty Supreme'.
In an exclusive interview with Page Six, Mizrahi reminisces about the memorable encounter with the 'Dune' star, describing it as a 'thrill' and a 'dream'. The 64-year-old designer shared his delight at Chalamet's request for a selfie, calling him a 'dreamboat'.
Mizrahi's role in the movie is that of a publicist for Gwyneth Paltrow's character, a part he secured through an unexpected connection. He explained that he has known Josh Safdie, the film's co-writer and director, since Safdie was a child, as they were connected through a mutual friend.
As for his upcoming projects, Mizrahi is gearing up for his annual fashion show at the Café Carlyle, titled 'A.I. Artificial Isaac'. This marks his 10th anniversary at the venue, and he plans to reflect on the challenges of aging, stating, 'It feels s—tty, so come on down!'. He also expressed his dislike for milestones, attributing it to the 'passage of time feeling more poignant'.
Mizrahi's candidness about the challenges of aging, including the physical struggle of standing and navigating stairs, offers a refreshing perspective on the topic. The event also featured other notable attendees, including Rose Byrne, Amy Madigan, Benicio del Toro, and Safdie, who received the Best Screenplay award.
For fashion enthusiasts and pop culture enthusiasts alike, this exclusive interview provides a glimpse into the creative process and the personal journey of a renowned designer, leaving readers eager for more.
