Michelle Williams covers May 2011 issue of Interview magazine. 30-year-old Meek’s Cutoff actress shows off bleached eyebrow and pixie haircut on the cover page and inside the mag.
Photographed by Mikael Jansson, Michelle is styled in retro inspired looks by famed Karl Templer and is donning cable-knit turtleneck on cover with headline that reads: ‘Michelle Williams and the Art of Independence.’
In the accompanying photoshoot, American actress Michelle dons Bottega Veneta dark dress accessorized with Janz & Cooper sunglasses; pleated Prada minidress, girly ensembles from Chanel, Bottega Veneta, and Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière.
Check out what Michelle shared with novelist and screenwriter Vendela Vida, inside the mag:
VIDA: And didn’t you go off and live on your own when you were 15, too?
WILLIAMS: I did. It gave me so much comfort. Why did I have that urge? I think it was Inge Jacobin’s bones kicking around in me (Inge is her great, great grandmother who came to Ellis Island).
VIDA: When you went to live on your own, did you go to L.A.?
WILLIAMS: Yeah, I went to L.A. At that point my family was living in San Diego, so it wasn’t as big an undertaking as Inge Jacobin’s. I hopped around from crappy apartment complex to crappy apartment complex in the Los Angeles area.
VIDA: Were you still close to your family? Or was it one of those breaks you make when you’re 15 and later patch things up?
WILLIAMS: It was kind of a break. It didn’t last too terribly long, thank goodness, before I got Dawson’s Creek and moved to North Carolina. So I had about a year in Los Angeles solo.
For more, get hold of Interview Magazine May 2011 issue hitting stands in New York and L.A. on April 26 and nationwide, May 3.
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