And if someone happens to like it than it is sort of upsetting to have it be that much money. Teens like Melina are smart and critical, and magazines like Seventeen must scramble to provide content that will interest them. As times changed, so did 17. The publication nearly went under in recent years, but Adcroft has made it a point to listen to the 14,000 letters and emails they receive each month to revive the publication. But each magazine has a slightly different audience.
Cosmopolitan offers relationship advice and features on lifestyles.
Vogue is kind of like Playboy, no one buys it for the articles. Teenagers deserve the same kind of variety at the newsstand. But if fashion is your forte, don't rush into a subscription of Teen Vogue just yet. Vogue's not planning a follow up issue. That remains to be seen.