Teen Vogue
Youth fashion magazine
Teen Vogue is an American magazine originally launched as a youth-oriented spinoff of Vogue, focusing on fashion and beauty for teenage girls.
Since the mid-2010s, it has expanded into political and social commentary, becoming known for progressive journalism that treats young readers as engaged citizens: Teen Vogue published an explainer on fascism that went viral.
- magazineBound periodical with articles
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
- trendsPrevailing directions of change
- youthState of being immature
- youth activismYoung people seeking change
political coverage · cosmopolitan · editorial · photography · youth culture · prom dress · beauty · beauty tips · Gen Z · digital media · intersectionality · media · celebrity · influencer culture · empowerment · LGBTQ+ rights · body positivity · fashion
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- magazinesmagazine, issue, periodical, publication, design magazine
- women's mediaElle, Good Housekeeping, The View
- Left PressJacobin, Mother Jones, Morning Star, Pravda, Communist Manifesto
- Fashion MagazinesElle, Harper's Bazaar, Dazed, Porter, fashion spreads
- political mediaCNN, MSNBC, NPR, PBS, Fox News
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American current affairs magazine
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