Teen Vogue's evolution from high-fashion magazine to a community

Once thought of as a glossy fashion bible geared toward brand-conscious girls, Teen Vogue is evolving.
Once thought of as a glossy fashion bible, the magazine is evolving.
Elaine Welteroth, Teen Vogue's youngest and first black editor-in-chief in its history, is getting a lot of credit for the digital magazine's success.

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