Teen Vogue

I recently ordered a 2 year subscription online and paid with my debit card so that my daughter could receive the promo gift with purchase. The 10.00 was debited from my account the next day. I started receiving invoices for the magazine and was told that I had to prove to them that the money came out of my account.

I spent over 6 hours on the phone trying to get the proof I needed so that they would quit sending me invoices.

The support I received on the phone was poor. I do not understand why they could not research their records rather than make me call the bank to get a statement and then fax it to them.

I really think that this is a way for them to get you to trick people into over paying for a subscription.

Good things:

Teen Vogue has high fashion editorials and articles, also including articles about people who work in fashion and are in the fashion industry. I think the general purpose of the magazine (if you include its website and its recently published Teen Vogue Handbook) is to direct you the right way if you're looking to break into the fashion industry, as I am.

Bad Things:

The editorials have nothing under about $200, which is ridiculous. This is a teen magazine, people, and 15 year old girls cannot afford $300 blouses and $250 shoes. I am a normal girl, I buy pants for $50 or less and tops for $20 or less, my everyday shoe pair at about $60 and other dress shoes or occasion shoes for $20 or under. I simply cannot buy what they have to offer me. Another negative point is that it is REALLY small and as a result it has very little meat. Like other magazines, it is about 70% possibly a bit more of advertisements, and if you cut those out, it would simply be puny. (It's about a half of an inch thick, and like I said, mostly advertisements)

Overrall:

The reason I buy this magazine is to read it and use it for what I call "inspiration." Meaning, I search everywhere for the items I particularly like in cheaper shops, then if they can't be found I attempt to make them or find them in a thrift shop or eBay. Otherwise, I take the general "vibe" of the outfits presented and apply it to my seasonal purchases. For me, it is a magazine to be bought for a fun read, a link into what's "in" in the industry right now, etc. but it is not to be taken seriously as things that I would literally see in the magazine and buy for myself.

I am from Holland, but i'm going to London soon and i really want to buy the British Teen Vogue. So that's why i give this a 10!

A really good magazine for girls its great for the celebrities and fashion. It also has articles about health and life issues.

I am just like every other teenager, I like to go out, watch TV and spend ages looking for new styles, etc. However, I would like to see more magazines concentrating on actual real - life issues rather than just the way we look. Me and my friends have many instances where a bit of advice would be needed and we never know where to look. Maybe it's something that Teen Vogue or another magazine could think about introducing.

I love Teen Vogue, it has upto date fashions and ideas. Also it gives us just normal teenagers something to admire to be. I buy it every month and would simply die if I forgot to buy it. It's the best teen mag out there and I would recommend it to every girl wherever they are in the world!

Teen Vogue is a brilliant magazine. I always turn straight to this season's fashion finds which are fantastic as I hate to look the same as everyone else. This is a great magazine for fashion enthusiasts.