http://seenthis.net/tag/publishedmedium:seventeen 2013-05-19T19:36:39Z urn:uuid:508ea5e2-a760-4263-ad76-4938689d8acc Beauté fatale (@beautefatale) http://seenthis.net/people/beautefatale beautefatale@seenthis.net 2012-08-15T12:01:51Z 2012-08-15T12:09:28Z

Tavi Gevinson - The Oracle of Girl World - NYTimes.com http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/29/fashion/tavi-gevinson-the-oracle-of-girl-world.html http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2012/07/29/fashion/29TAVI_SPAN/Tavi-articleLarge.jpg ❝In reaching out to young girls like herself, Ms. Gevinson seems to be positioning Rookie as a kind of antidote to what they are reading elsewhere. In a recent interview with Racked, she criticized one of her competitors, Seventeen magazine: “I feel like if I followed their articles about boys and truly believed it was as important to do certain things or avoid certain things as they say, I would probably go crazy. Sometimes their ‘embarrassing’ stories are literally about boys finding out that you have your period.” Indeed, it’s possible to see Rookie as a rejoinder to a teenage culture overrun by synthetic pop confections like Justin Bieber and “Twilight.” In her (decreasingly) eccentric attire and deadpan prose, Ms. Gevinson has carved out a distinct countercultural voice, the kind that existed in full force during the bygone decades she celebrates.❞ #presse_féminine #mode #Gevinson #ados

<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Tavi Gevinson - The Oracle of Girl World - NYTimes.com<br /><span class='lien_lien' ><a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/29/fashion/tavi-gevinson-the-oracle-of-girl-world.html" class='spip_out' title="Tavi Gevinson - The Oracle of Girl World" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>http://</span><span class='lien_racine lien_raccourci'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>nytimes.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>2012/</span><span class='lien_off'>07/</span><span class='lien_off'>29/</span><span class='lien_off'>fashion/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>tavi-gevinson-the-oracle-of-gi</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>rl-world.html</span></span></span></a></span></p><p><a href='http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2012/07/29/fashion/29TAVI_SPAN/Tavi-articleLarge.jpg' class='display_box' rel='shadowbox[Portfolio]'><img src='http://seenthis.net/local/cache-vignettes/L300xH180/Tavi-articleb401-eeace.jpg' width='300' height='180' style='height:180px;width:300px;' alt='' /><span class="lien_court"><span class="lien_off"> http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2012/07/29/fashion/29TAVI_SPAN/Tavi-articleLarge.jpg </span></span></a></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> In reaching out to young girls like herself, Ms. Gevinson seems to be positioning Rookie as a kind of antidote to what they are reading elsewhere. In a recent interview with Racked, she criticized one of her competitors, Seventeen magazine: “I feel like if I followed their articles about boys and truly believed it was as important to do certain things or avoid certain things as they say, I would probably go crazy. Sometimes their ‘embarrassing' stories are literally about boys finding out that you have your period.”</p><p>Indeed, it's possible to see Rookie as a rejoinder to a teenage culture overrun by synthetic pop confections like Justin Bieber and “Twilight.” In her (decreasingly) eccentric attire and deadpan prose, Ms. Gevinson has carved out a distinct countercultural voice, the kind that existed in full force during the bygone decades she celebrates. </p></blockquote><p><span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/presse_f%C3%A9minine">presse_féminine</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/mode">mode</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/gevinson">Gevinson</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/ados">ados</a></span></p></div> urn:uuid:508ea5e1-4ef0-47c3-acbc-49384523801e Olivier-SC (@olivier_sc) http://seenthis.net/people/olivier_sc olivier_sc@seenthis.net 2012-07-14T16:36:55Z 2012-07-14T16:36:55Z

Girls Ask Teen Vogue to Ditch Photoshop, Get Berated by Editor-in-Chief http://jezebel.com/5925420/girls-ask-teen-vogue-to-ditch-photoshop-get-berated-by-editor+in+chief ❝After 14-year-old Julia Bluhm delivered 25,000 signatures on a petition to ban Photoshop from Seventeen magazine, the editors promised not to alter girls' faces or bodies, but didn't outright agree to stop Photoshopping its models and celebrity subjects — and they did not commit to publishing any unretouched photo spreads.❞ #teen #photoshop #magazine

<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Girls Ask Teen Vogue to Ditch Photoshop, Get Berated by Editor-in-Chief<br /><span class='lien_lien' ><a href="http://jezebel.com/5925420/girls-ask-teen-vogue-to-ditch-photoshop-get-berated-by-editor%2Bin%2Bchief" class='spip_out'><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>http://</span><span class='lien_racine lien_raccourci'><span class='lien_host'>jezebel.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>5925420/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>girls-ask-teen-vogue-to-ditch-</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>photoshop-get-berated-by-editor+in+chief</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> After 14-year-old Julia Bluhm delivered 25,000 signatures on a petition to ban Photoshop from Seventeen magazine, the editors promised not to alter girls' faces or bodies, but didn't outright agree to stop Photoshopping its models and celebrity subjects — and they did not commit to publishing any unretouched photo spreads. </p></blockquote><p><span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/teen">teen</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/photoshop">photoshop</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a href="http://seenthis.net/tag/magazine">magazine</a></span></p></div>