Ke$ha to Cover Teen Vogue?

We've heard from reliable sources that Teen Vogue might put Ke$ha on one of its covers. The mini-fashion bible--which we'll proudly admit, we still r
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We've heard from reliable sources that Teen Vogue might put Ke$ha on one of its covers.

The mini-fashion bible--which we'll proudly admit, we still read--wants to fold some edgier talent into its typically fresh-faced mix.

The pop star, who considers her style "garbage chic"--and claims to have once bought clothes from a homeless man--would certainly be a big change from the Emma Watsons, Jessica Szohrs, and even Miley Cyruses of the world.

We have a subscription, so we can't decide. But will you buy Teen Vogue if it puts Ke$ha on the cover?

We can almost guarantee she won't be wearing Marc by Marc.

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