Teen Vogue

7 hours ago | teenvogue.com | Aiyana Ishmael

Met Gala 2025 is slowly approaching. We’re only a little over a week out from fashion’s biggest night and with that comes the constant ruminating. From trying to figure out which of our favorite celebs will be on the coveted invite list to seeing who will actually be on theme, there are a million and one questions floating around on the internet about one of the most exclusive celebrity events of the year.

2 days ago | teenvogue.com | Sara Delgado

Speaking to Elle about her transition from unknown Addison Rae Easterling living in rural Louisiana to TikTok star Addison Rae racking up millions of views with dance challenges and dropping out of school to move to Los Angeles, Rae added a new item in the progression plan as she firmly steps into her pop stardom with her forthcoming debut album. “I feel like I’ve surpassed Addison Rae. It’s just Addison now," the star boldly (and maybe perhaps also quippingly) proclaimed in the interview.

2 days ago | teenvogue.com | Sara Delgado

Malia and Sasha Obama are loving the subtle twinning moment with their clothes. Last month, the sisters gave brown leather jackets their stamp of approval, tapping into the perennial transitional staple with two different takes on the trend. This month, they are following suit by simultaneously sporting a big spring-summer trend with their own individual flair.

3 days ago | teenvogue.com | Aiyana Ishmael

Megan Thee Stallion knows how to keep us entertained. Whether on the stage or through her fashion, she’s captured our attention consistently. The Y2K resurgence has been endless and quite frankly we’ll probably never fully get tired of its return. The “Bigger in Texas” rapper is currently leading the charge, her most recent appearance in ultra low-rise jeans during weekend two of Coachella is reigniting a controversial early 2000s trend: the peekaboo butt crack.

6 days ago | teenvogue.com | Lexi McMenamin

A few Augusts ago, the day after a hurricane passed through, I drove through lush, green Tallahassee, past Florida State University. I was interviewing local students and residents, mostly at Florida A&M University, the historically Black college nearby. Classes were canceled because of the storm, and the porches were filled with students that could’ve been pulled from a Bama Rush TikTok, the portrait of a stereotypical white college experience.