Whitney Port Interviewed in N.Y. Times Fashion Blog

Hey, when the New York Times‘ style section interviews the lovely Whitney Port, we feel we have little choice but to report it to her fans.

Whitney, who we recently found out is preparing the launch of her clothing line within the company owned by her father, Jeff Port, is a fun interview.

Here’s what the wonderful star of The Hills had to say …

NYTimes: Where do you shop in LA?

Whitney Port: I do a lot of vintage shopping. There’s a dress shop called Shareen’s Vintage — I get a lot of stuff there. And American Rag and a place called Bleu.

NYTimes: Do you buy designer stuff?

Whitney Port: It gets really expensive. I live near places like Vionnet and Curve. I’ll get a couple of pieces from there and I’ll have them forever.

NYTimes: Rumor has it you’re getting phased out of The Hills. Say it’s not true!

Whitney Port: That’s all just rumor. I’m still going to be continuing filming.

NYTimes: How do you feel about the Heidi-Spencer-Lauren ugliness?

Whitney Port: It’s none of my business. I’ll be there to lend an ear to Lauren. Other than that, there’s no place for me in that situation.

NYTimes: Is any of that feud actually real?

Whitney Port: It’s real; it’s very sad. Really. Sad. It’s sad — they were best friends.

[NOTE: Whitney Port and Lauren Conrad have since left Teen Vogue, but this interview took place in late December of last year]

NYTimes: What’s your job at Teen Vogue?

Whitney Port: I’m a fashion consultant. It’s kind of a freelance thing — I’ll do anything from styling at photo shoots or working behind the scenes… Being the communicator between the West Coast and the East Coast.

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