So we took her up on that!

It was difficult finding info on 22-year-old Megan Johnson without also adding Stylista to the search. However, after finding out the name of the boutique she once owned, Addict, we did find a little piece about her store from Teen Vogue. As we know from watching the show — and her interview with Elle editor in chief Robbie Myers — Megan went to Fordham for one year before she dropped out to open the high-end clothing store Addict in the fancy part of the East Village with her business partner Ashley Thompson. She then supposedly sold the store because she "was bored." Ashley now owns another store in the same location called Owl Lab.

Megan was also all up in the comments of Elle's blog, talking smack about Stylista, and about her rival Kate, who she alleges is a homophobe.

The best find, perhaps, is Megan's own blog that she posts on several times a day. She talks about how she had a tumor on her neck during the taping of the show, which has since been surgically removed. She also posts frequently about fashion, but a good deal of the blog seems to be a window into how affected she was by being a reality TV subject, how she felt manipulated by editing, and how she's let negative internet comments get to her. As unlikeable as she appears, we hope that, for her sake, she'll soon realize that internet message boards — much like the fashion industry — is rife with people who channel their insecurities by talking out of their asses.

With only four contestants left in the competition — all of them boring — this was the highlight of the show. The way Zac spoke about the team's magazine layouts ("This magical title!") was apropos for the industry and its denizens, who feel the need to "explain" the meaning and importance of fashion in a way that actually leaves us even more confused than when we were just looking at pictures of impractical garments. Anyway, in her introduction, Anne said that Zac was discovered by a magazine editor, and then added, "Which would be me." Now, she may have been joking, or it may have been creative editing, but Zac was a very well-connected young man in Manhattan when he got his start — which came from the help of former Interview EIC Ingrid Sischy.