nylon goodies for your neck, wrist , and fingers
e, music, street styl–which beauty ould our sh obsessionok cover? next bo
our limited-editi collab with nikeon brought our sneakerhead dreams to life.
not that anyone asked, but our online book club is better than oprah's.
Over the years, our spine lines—those weird phrases printed on the magazine’s binding—may not have always made sense to readers, but they sure made sense to us! Well, at least some of the time. Because Bowie is always relevant.
This was dedicate d then-art to director Andrea F ell new baby. a’s
NEW WORLD ORDER
An editor—not saying who—lost a treasured book about butts.
Tina Fey got “I wa nt to go to there” fro m her son—we got this little gem from an editor’s cute neph ew.
you didn’t think nylon was just a magazine, did you? japan, korea, me more–we've got xico, and friends all over the globe, ba by.
Someone actually stole the boom box we’d had around the office for ages, and we were missing it.
This was a tribute to Anna “Walking Museum” Piaggi, the Italian style icon who passed away as we were finishing the issue.
in 2009, nylon records brought four of our favorite frenchies to the american masses.
Because four-yearChristma old s by Kanye songs a always, a re lways relevant.
we love a good t-shirt collab, like this one with wesc.
this summer, the nylon music tou bus rolls yet aga r in!
OUR CRYPTIC SPINE LINES— EXPLAINED!
find our latest fas hion obsessions 24 ho urs in the nylon shop a day .
all photo credits on pag e 166