NYLON - November 2007 - (Page 22)

par avion dear nylon, The September 2007 issue of NYLON was my first issue. I couldn’t be more happy to see Rilo Kiley featured in your mag! Being a Rilo fan from the beginning, it’s always been such a disappointment to me to never see them get the recognition they deserve. So thank you NYLON for giving them more than just a paragraph! By the way, Blake Sennett’s own band the Elected are amazing, too. I wish Blake would get more credit. I love Jenny Lewis but hate seeing him get overshadowed. Looking forward to more great music articles. LOVE, MANDY NELSON FREDERIC, WI dear nylon, I recently (just about a few months ago) have started to read this rad mag. Once all the cool websites had been blocked on our school laptops, I started going on thecobrasnake.com (this led me to discover your mag) in order to cure my high school boredom and arrange my new obsession for fashion-ultra, Cory Kennedy. Anyway I really like it a lot. I like the digital issue better though. I’m writing to you with some questions I know you can answer. 1. How did Cory Kennedy get this famous/ so much attention from the media? (Please don’t tell me to Google/Wikipedia it.) 2. How can you earn an internship as an art director/web director for NYLON? 3. Could you put an article in about cool dance parties to go to in NYC? I personally hate American Vogue because it’s cold, dry, and painful. I love French Vogue and that’s the only thing I was reading. It stuck to fashion only. It was on the artsy side tremendously. I loved that. Then NYLON came across my vision and challenged me to really reach down into creativity and soak it in. I love the Fashionista pages and the stuff about Cory Kennedy (my hero). I also like the cool places you guys mention that can be found all over the world. I’m not sure if this letter is confusing, but I really hope not. You guys are pros. Jeez. LOVE, K E R E N M O R AT YA D E L G A D O WEST HAMPTON BEACH, NEW YORK dear nylon, You are my favorite magazine of all time and I absolutely love magazines! I love all of the culture and worldly reviews. You feature fabulous artists, musicians, designers, and I clip and save so many of your articles. You are so unique and excitingly different from all the mainstream publications out there. I genuinely appreciate the hard work that goes into making such a terrific magazine. Your staff must enjoy working for you so much because everything you do is just so interesting. Once again, I love NYLON so so much! KAITLIN J. RICHARDSON S T. L O U I S , M O SEND MAIL TO: nylon letters 110 greene street suite 607 new york, ny 10012 or email: letters@nylonmag.com http://thecobrasnake.com

Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of NYLON - November 2007

Contents Editor's Letter Par Avion Behind the Scenes Contributors Stars and Stripes Forever Mass Appeal: Los Angeles Mass Appeal: Austin Mass Appeal: New York Mass Appeal: Sneakers Haute Stuff Private Icon: Slums of Beverly Hills Cult Of: Ralph Lauren Blue Label Memory Lane Nesting: Top of the Block Factory Girl: Road Rules Fashion Road Trip Fashion News Mania: The Price is Right Canned Heat Counter Culture: Universal Picture Private Icon: Jane Fonda Beauty News The Future is Now Smoke And Mirrors King of the Jet Set Rock America Country Death Songs A Fond Farewell Personal Investment Stranger Than Fiction Film Strips Culture Club En Route: The Grapes of our Content Miller's Crossing I'm Too Sexy The Perks of Being a Wallflower Tourist Attraction Star Maps: Fair Isle Shopping List Bag Check: Roam If You Want To

NYLON - November 2007

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