Could it be? The eagled-eyed folks over on The Fashion Spot spied a tweet from KrazyForKourtney (@PureKourtney) of what looks to be Teen Vogue‘s March cover featuring Kendall and Kylie Jenner. The sisters have been featured in Teen Vogue before (in February 2011) but this is their first cover. Read more »
Teen Vogue was probably counting down the days until Elle Fanning officially became a teenager so they could make her a cover star. And not surprisingly, so was Elle Fanning, according to the below video, which goes behind the scenes of her insanely adorable and perfect February cover shoot. As you can imagine, Teen Vogue and Elle Fanning, who’s already a fashion darling, are a match made in heaven and while we also love seeing her in grown-up couture looks, it’s nice to see her looking sweet and girly.
In the video, Elle is her usual charming self, talking about how excited she is to be in Teen Vogue and that giddy enthusiasm carries over into the cover story, in which she gabs about hanging out with the Mulleavys, acting with huge movie stars and less surreal things like sleepovers, school and being the tallest kid in her grade.
They also talk to Dakota, who readily admits that Elle has surpassed her older sister when it comes to fashion…
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One doesn’t need to be model-obsessed to notice the trajectory of Karlie Kloss’ career since she jumped onto the scene as a Calvin Klein runway exclusive back in September of 2007. From that first moment on the catwalk with her signature head-swivel strut, Kloss has gone on to book the best gigs in the biz. Her resume includes acting as the face of Dior, Oscar de la Renta and Donna Karan, regular stints in the pages of Vogue US, runway ubiquity (including her first appearance in last night’s Victoria’s Secret fashion show), and top magazine covers. And you simply cannot be a top model without those covers, which is why we’ve decided to take a look back at Karlie as a cover girl. You may have noticed Karlie gracing the front of Vogue Italia’s December issue (with the familiar sexy turn her career has been taking lately) with the words “Extra Strength” emblazoned on the bottom. Well, we cannot think of a more apropos phrase seeing that Karlie does not seem to be slowing down at all.
Click through to see Karlie kover (too much?) highlights throughout her stellar career so far.
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The holidays are all about nostalgia and one of the things we’ve been nostalgic about lately is hand turkeys! You know, that childhood arts and crafts thing where you trace your hand and make it look like a turkey? To be honest, we aren’t all that crafty anymore, but our fashion friends, like Erica Domesek from P.S. I Made This for example, are like the craftiest people ever, so we asked them to help us out with this little project and they obliged.
Erica helped us assemble hand turkey-making kits, which we then sent out to some of our favorite designers, editors and other fashion peeps who then created some of the most impressive hand turkeys we’ve ever seen (we are super thankful for all of you!!). Click through to see them and find out what these brilliant artists are thankful for this year, and have a very happy Thanksgiving (or just a nice Thursday).
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Every year teens from across the globe flock to Teen Vogue‘s annual Fashion University in hopes of rubbing elbows with fashion’s elite and networking to score that dream internship. The three-day event features seminars and parties for the aspiring teen magazine editors, models, photographers and designers. This year I was lucky enough to attend. I sat in on seminars lead by Michael Kors, Alexander Wang, Linda Fargo and Teen Vogue editors.
Here’s what I learned:
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It’s not exactly a secret that Conde Nast has been a little late to the whole Internet thing. Look no further than the fact that their most famous fashion title–Vogue, in case you weren’t sure–only got a dot com a few years ago. So it makes sense the famed publisher is trying to make up for lost time.
Today Conde Nast launched new social media tool “Social Sidekick.” The in-house developed tool works as an aggregator for most-shared content from W, Style.com, Glamour, Self, Teen Vogue and Lucky. It sounds sort of fancy but all it actually means is that on those sites there will be a window at the bottom of the page, which splashes out popular content from the aforementioned sister sites–basically, it’s an aggregator like any other aggregator on any other site. It’s not a bad idea–especially from the advertising perspective–but it’s certainly not groundbreaking, or as Business Insider says, “It’s nice to look at, but it won’t make a big difference to the bottom line.”
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Despite his ability to attract a crowd of a zillion screeching tweens, to sell perfumed dog tags and nail polish, and to generally wreak havoc wherever he goes, there’s something the Biebs can’t do: sell magazines.
WWD reports this morning that his February 2011 Vanity Fair cover was the worst-selling issue for the glossy in 12 years. Selling just 246,000 copies, which is almost 100,000 copies less than Vanity Fair‘s average, the issue was a massive flop for the magazine. While this is perhaps not surprising (because what 11-year-old seeks out Vanity Fair?), the superstar’s mug can’t sell more age-appropriate magazines either.
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We had so much fun sharing our favorite beauty products last week, that we decided to ask other editors to tell us theirs, too.
Eva Chen, Teen Vogue’s Beauty Director for the last six years and a budding street style star in her own right, shared her five top products:
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Kate Young lives a bit of a charmed life. The stylist–who does everything from dressing Natalie Portman for the red carpet to envisioning editorials for Lula–also manages to find time to work on fun design projects, including her recent collaboration with Cardigan’s Lynne Hiriak. The friends met while they were both working for Derek Lam (Young styling, Hiriak designing) and have finally teamed up on another project. The results include a perfect cropped sweatshirt and sweatpants, as well as the most adorable little kiddie onesie. (Get yours here.)
Jealous, much? Well, Young may have your dream job, but she’s worked her you-know-what off for it. The Brooklyn-based mom recently took time out of her incredibly busy schedule to chat with us about Cardigan, Natalie, and working for Anna Wintour. We heart her even more now.
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Name: Eva Chen
Occupation: Beauty director at Teen Vogue
How would you describe your style? It’s eclectic and whatever I feel like in the morning.
What is your current beauty obsession? Rodin Olio Lusso.
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It looks like Lauren Conrad isn’t the only one using The September Issue as inspiration for a new TV show.
Amy Astley revealed months ago that Teen Vogue was developing a new television serious, though no other details were spared.
However, we recently learned that The September Issue director, R.J. Cutler, is working on a TV show about the fashion industry as well. Now The Cut is reporting that the two projects are connected and that the show is off to a bumpy start. Cutler seems to be having trouble finding industry insiders who are interested and willing to make the commitment.
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Fashion industry trade shows can often be an overwhelming and tedious experience for attendees who must navigate through a thousand plus booths of designers, hawking their latest creations. This year, WWDMagic, the Las Vegas-based show, has partnered with Teen Vogue to bring the event to a much, much bigger audience.
They’ve invited 30 bloggers–including Jane Aldridge of Sea of Shoes and Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This along with a slew of up-and-comers–to participate in panels, trend reporting, video segments, and competitions as part of a Blogger Concourse Lounge during the three day show (February, 14 – 16, 2011). Teen Vogue will also use the lounge to promote the launch of their personal style blogger network Fashion Click. (Lucky, by the way, is also launching its own blog network.)
Much like Tumblr’s own coverage of NYFW, coverage of the bloggers’ trip will be aggregated to one page: Wwdmagic.tumblr.com.
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