Post Malone Brought ‘The Bud Lights and the Sh*tshow to Paris’ for His Label’s Runway Debut
I guess that’s it: It’s just shit I wanted to make and I would wear, and I think that’s the most important part. You see a lot of crazy, wacky styles out there, and everything’s very baggy these days, all that stuff. I want to make it closer to the body and just a nice silhouette. Is that a fashion word?
That’s a fashion word. You’ve done a good job practicing for this line of questioning.
Yeah, quit throwing me softballs. Never mind, I’m just kidding.
Those Margielas are still dope, too. I don’t know about wearing them back out, but I think they’re still fucking cool. I always thought those shoes were fucking cool. Everybody had to have those fuckers. The [Balenciaga] Arenas too, right? I never rocked those, they look ugly on my feet. They were ugly in general, but everybody had to have them. It’s no worse than the purple Fallens with the fat laces.
I can relatively do it from home.
Right. You’re on Zoom, you’re looking at swatches.
Yes, ma’am. It’s just nice. It’s hard with the baby girl and all that. Touring is difficult on my body, and I’m just looking and I want to take care of my kids and everybody’s kids for a long time. I figured I’d give it a shot. I can figure it out one day at a time.
What is your ultimate goal with this project?
I’d like people to buy it. [Laughs] I would like that. No, I’d like that and I’d like… I’d just really want to express myself. It’s been a lot of fun, doing this, and something that I’ve never done before in this capacity in general. If you like it, rock it. I think that’s cool, help people express themselves, so I think that’s pretty special.
I did. I think me and Seth Rollins got beef—you can put that on paper, too. You, me, Seth Rollins. WrestleMania 2026. Come on, baby.
He’s a stud. What a good match that was, man.
Is wrestling a dream of yours?
I’ve always wanted to do that. I figured if I had a different musculature and different career path, I would love to have been a WWE wrestler.
I mean, you’re here doing a fashion show in Paris, forging a new career path as we speak. I feel like you can do whatever you want.
Well, I just like to party.
Wrestlers don’t party? Since when?
Yeah, they party. Hell yeah, they party. You just get your ass fucking beat for like 30 minutes, you need a fucking cold beer. I guess we’re very much akin in that.
The last time we talked, you were shirtless in a valley in Utah, shooting your Skims campaign.
That was creepy for me. It was so scary to do.
Scary, how?
Well, I’ve been like that [in underwear], but never tried to look hot about it. It’s hard being handsome, but it was hard to be very hot in that ad.
How was the Skims aftermath? You said you were hoping to get some texts from ladies. Did that work out for you?
Yeah, I got a couple texts from a couple of ladies. They all said I looked like a fucking absolute beast. They didn’t Photoshop some abs on me like I asked, but other than that, it’s good. It was so much fun, stepping out of my comfort zone, because I’ll walk around in my fucking underwear all day, but being photographed and [have the crew] be like, “Okay, now look like…” [He puckers his face into a “Blue Steel” pose.] There’s like 30 people looking at you around like, “Okay, yeah. I’m butt-ass…” You can’t even see the underpants, which [was the] bit… They’re camouflage.
Speaking of, are we going to see camo in this Austin Post collection?
In the next [collection].
I fucking love Realtree. I love Mossy Oak so much, too. All camos will do.
