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Max De la RILA Interview

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We recently sat down with another member of RILA and got to know him a little bit and what he is all about and what he does so check it out 




Who are you and what are you all about?

Max De la RILA, 
I'm all about keeping it real, hence the twitter name @keepitRILA . I strive off making change and doing something different. I Live life freely and to the fullest but never take anything for granted. 

Were you originally from?
Los Angeles, California

How was RILA created?

Ken started it. 

What is your role in RILA?

Marketing 
 Finance
Instagram 

What type of fashion do you like?

Simple designs. Try not to follow the hype and keep to what I like.

What clothing lines do you look up to?

I support all my friends hard work with their lines such as: 
 Bolla
 TheEstablished
 Durkl
 TameLA

Who motivates you?

Everything I do in life is for my family. My mother who recently passed away is who I devote my life too but without my father I wouldn't have been able to survive.

What was your first job and what did you do with your first paycheck?


 Worked at a smoke shop called NIRVANA and I don't remember exactly what I got but I'm sure it consisted of some good herb and some better food. 

How do you feel about celebrities getting all the free goodies when they are the people who can afford the goodies?

 I support all celebrities getting free shit because they deserve it. They worked hard before becoming celebs so why not hook em up. It is also free publicity when they rock em. 


What is your favorite piece of clothing you have dropped?

Got bless the trap tee

How are your clothes different from other designers?

 I feel that no one is really different. Everyone has the same ideas its just who does it first and how they do it.



Do you have anything coming out this fall?

Check the website for updates.

 Www.RilaCa.com



Any last words for the people?

One love. Keep it RILA . 

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