A Teen Magazine for Grown-Ups
In a culture without a middle, Teen Vogue became a lodestar for aging millennials.
Illustration by Richard Chance
It was hard to tell how many teens actually read Teen Vogue before its announced merger with Vogue in November 2025. The media class certainly read it, or at least that’s what they claimed. Gen X writers from the Financial Times applauded their “kick-ass” news coverage. Even this publication praised the outlet, which includes such […]
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