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Teen Vogue's youth culture features, covers and high-fashion editorials across media

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Featured Teen Vogue projects

This week's top Teen Vogue projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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Teen Vogue · Stranger Things Charades

Teen Vogue presents Stranger Things Charades, a playful media project that captures the cast of the popular series in a lighthearted, behind-the-scenes competition. Featuring actors Noah Schnapp, Caleb McLaughlin, Natalia Dyer, Gaten Matarazzo, and Millie Bobby Brown, the production leans into a raw, documentary-style approach to showcase the ensemble's natural chemistry. Produced by Golden Projects, the piece employs a clean, live-action technique to document the cast as they engage in a high-energy game of charades. The project offers an unfiltered look at the individuals behind the roles, maintaining a candid tone throughout the horizontal format release.

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Teen Vogue · Vote 2020 PSA

Teen Vogue leads a voter engagement effort with its Vote 2020 PSA, a digital-first public awareness project designed to encourage civic participation. The creative features individuals speaking directly to camera, interspersed with editorial cutaways of crowds and symbols of national significance. Produced by Golden Projects, the campaign utilizes a clean, live-action technique to maintain a direct connection with the viewer. The aesthetic is defined by vibrant studio backgrounds, pink drapery, and floral accents, balancing a formal call-to-action with a distinct visual identity.

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Teen Vogue · ZEROBASEONE Member Ricky Doesn't Care If You Don't Like His Makeup

Teen Vogue profiles ZEROBASEONE member Ricky in this editorial feature, capturing a series of intimate, high-fashion portraits. The project leans into a nostalgic aesthetic, utilizing analogue film techniques and natural light to create a tactile and warm atmosphere. Photographer Andy Jackson and fashion editor/stylist Sk Tang collaborated to build a diverse visual narrative. The imagery shifts between refined indoor settings featuring neoclassical details and wood-panelled interiors, and relaxed outdoor scenes set against textured grass. The execution makes frequent use of collage, polaroid-style framing, and contact sheet film strips to evoke a scrapbook-like sensibility.