Don’t get us wrong, both Nylon and Missbehave have done a fantastic job. Pressed between the compartments of each issue are some of our favorite topics, young Hollywood, trends, and of course, good old fashion gossip. Though we give undeniable props on both ends, when placed on the scale, we’d be lying if we said it was a draw. When Nylon emerged a couple of years back, news broke of an indie favorite. Flowing through the pages was an up incoming media outlet devoted to indie fashions and young celebrity gossip. Recently, we have to say Nylon needs to step up their game and re-evaluate some of their past intentions. Now, strolling down a path alongside newly created Missbehave, Nylon has found themselves relocated to a hipster outlet, and we have to say, their a bit of a sellout.
Our new favorite has been drawn on the map as an up incoming contribution to the indie world. We can’t say that their widely different from the old Nylon; however, that’s moreover the point. Pointing back to Nylon’s roots, Missbehave has worked swiftly to pick up the pieces. Dedicated to emerging fashions and indie celebs, Missbehave is the new Nylon and to tell you the truth, we wouldn’t be very surprised if they surpass them in the future.
When I started this internship I was a quiet, innocent, polite girl. Now I find myself bashing poorly dressed celebrities and trannys thanks to the influence of Daniel Saynt. I am a huge Metro Station fan. I make Corey play their songs regularly at work. My true inspiration for writing is my desire to gain equality for all lactose intolerant folks in the work place. My goal is to prove to the fashion world that we too are people and that we can change the world one Soy Milk mustache at a time!
