Why Diane Keaton cares more about Instagram than Hollywood
Diane Keaton doesn't really track the box office of the films she's in anymore. The numbers she's obsessed with are on Instagram.
"Instagram. Here's the problem. Let me just tell you what the problem is," she says, speaking excitedly. "It's about checking in to see how many people liked it or are following you. It becomes a problem."
At age 73 - alongside the likes of ad-sponsored millennials like Chiara Ferragni and Aimee Song - Keaton has become an Instagram fashion influencer. She has 920,000 followers, but wants 1 million. She's been on the platform since 2015. At first, she used it like Pinterest, sharing her favorite sepia-toned images of dilapidated barns, her golden retriever or a young Matt Dillon.
In December, she started posting photos of her outfits. Oft-menswear inspired, of course, and almost always black or white. Wide-brimmed hats by Nick Fouquet. A Commes des Garcons skort. A pair of Maison Margiela denim gauchos that she received "MORE COMPLIMENTS ON (THAN) ANYTHING I'VE EVER WORN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE." (All of Keaton's captions are written in capital letters, not because
