The metallic chains, draping from her military-style hat, powerfully frame her heavily made up raccoon eyes, with her icy-blonde bob barely peeping out from under the cap. She wears a zipper-adorned plaid number which seems to be very much her style, but the issue has more pressing topics than wardrobe to talk to Ruby about.
The cover’s blurb reads “Ruby Rose finally breaks free” (which could be a little difficult due to the chained headwear she’s wearing), with Nylon Singapore revealing that the DJ/model/VJ/designer discusses her thoughts on gender stereotypes, lover-girl Phoebe Dahl, and the entertainment world inside the issue.
We all know Ruby’s pretty PDA on how she feels about her other half, and we’re pretty up to date on certain gender stereotypes which drive her up the wall, but if you’re interested in the media side of things then the issue is available now. Ruby joins the ranks of Sophia Wesbter, Suki Waterhouse and Taylor Momsen, who have preceded her as Nylon Singapore‘s cover girl.
