Stunning and beautiful Hayley Williams is on the cover of a newest, April Anniversary issue of Nylon Magazine! Williams, once again in her career, did a beautiful fashion photoshoot presenting herself in a bit different style than the one she preseantss daily. The photos were taken by Marvin Scott Jarrett. “Hayley has her own quirky, awesome fashion sense, but she was open to wearing things she wouldn’t normally picked out,” said stylist Christine Baker. Click on the cover below to see more scans!
On the band’s new album, Paramore:
“Writing the new record, we didn’t want to go backward. We wanted to move forward, so we made a conscious effort to do it. It felt like we were kids starting a band for the first time.”
On being a girl in the rock’n’roll world:
“Being onstage–that sort of empowerment that you get is not male or female. It’s just raw energy. I don’t feel like I have to be sexy and a girl, or sexy in any way. I like to play hard, and I love to prove people wrong. It never bothers me being in a male-dominated world. In the past, when guys heckled me, I would just heckle them back.”
On the band’s falling out:
“It went from being like, ‘Hey, we don’t want to be in the band anymore’ to this really hairy online situation, where I was like, ‘How did this happen? Why is this happening?’ I know I’m a smiley person, but when I get hurt or when I get upset, I can definitely turn crazy. And I felt crazy for a while, like, ‘When is this going to go away?’ But it did, finally, and I’m more thankful for the good that’s come out of it than I am upset about the bad that went down.”
On being famous:
“The fame aspect of what we do is so stupid to me. I literally feel like an idiot. All I want is to be that normal person…I love that side of myself so much more than the side that dresses up and poses for a camera, or that’s on a magazine cover.”
On growing up:
“I want to be like my granny, not worried about trying to Botox myself. I see myself having a normal life, and I hope that’s what it is.”
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