Teen Vogue

There was no bigger teen star and there was no bigger party.

Plus, a beauty brand's guide to going viral on TikTok.

Plus, Barbie Ferreira fronts the latest issue of 'Allure.'

Plus, Alexander McQueen launches new initiative with A Team Arts Education.

She has an extensive background in political and cultural coverage.

Plus, how Lush Cosmetics tried to crush a union drive.

The former political writer's departure follows internal upset over her "past racist and homophobic tweets."

More than 20 staffers wrote an open letter to Condé Nast leadership, citing Anti-Asian tweets from Alexi McCammond's past.

She comes from the world of political reporting.

Plus, on the relationship between fashion brands and big tech.

The editor of "Teen Vogue" (and former The Cut staffer) will replace Stella Bugbee, who announced her departure in October.

The under-25 demographic became fashion and beauty's "It" influencers, top consumers and most vocal activists this year. They're also just getting started.

Plus, what's next for "Love" magazine.

Plus, can Black designers overcome longstanding obstacles to succeed in key retailers?

Plus, Angelica Ross stars on the cover of "Self."

Plus, Jari Jones and Munroe Bergdorf star in Teen Vogue's September 2020 edition.

Plus, the beauty entrepreneur working to desegregate Minneapolis salons.

Plus, models Aaron Philip and Chella Man demand more visibility for disabled communities.

Plus, Kanye West's Yeezy received millions in federal business loans.

Plus, Chloe X Halle cover "Teen Vogue."

Now Creative and Fashion Director of The Yes, she talks going from publishing to e-commerce start-ups and how her brief floral hiatus helped shape future job requirements.

Plus, how to make a magazine while under lockdown.

Plus, Issa Rae covers the latest issue of Teen Vogue.

We chatted with EIC Lindsay Peoples Wagner and actor Kaitlyn Dever about how "young Hollywood" has a new meaning.