Title: Teen Vogue [magazine] | Young Adult Materials
Headings: Teen Vogue [magazine]
Teen Vogue [magazine]
Content: There is an attempt by the publishers to represent people of different ethnicities – as seen in the fashion photography. The content is effectively oriented to teen readers with sections, such as Young Hollywood – about celebrities under the age of 30. Beyond fashion, the magazine offers its readers other teen relevant information such as preparing college applications. As with the adult Vogue, Teen Vogue has iconic covers with young female models used to attract its readership. Beyond the high-end fashion spreads of dramatic and colorful photography, teens will enjoy the interviews with celebrities, current and up-and-coming actors, and musicians. The nature of these interviews tend to be fun, personal and light hearted. Diversifying the content, Teen Vogue has information on how to do makeup and accessorize within teen budgets, and also has health and exercise information. Genre
Periodical
Fashion
Popular Culture
Publisher Information
The first issue of Teen Vogue was published in 2003 – Gwen Stefani on the cover. Teen Vogue is owned by Conde Nast. Conde Nast also owns several other periodicals including Vogue, Allure, GQ, Wired, and The New Yorker.