Alyssa Hardy
Contributing Editor
Alyssa Hardy is the Digital Director of Teen Vogue. She is a journalist and the author of “Worn Out: How Our Clothes Cover Up Fashion’s Sins.” She was formerly the Fashion News Editor at Teen Vogue and the Senior News Editor at InStyle. Her work has appeared in Vogue, Business of Fashion, Marie Claire, NYLON, Refinery29 and more.
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Celebrity Style
Every Celebrity Protesting Sexual Assault on the Golden Globes Carpet
They used the red carpet to raise awareness.
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News
Celebrities Are Taking the Golden Globes Dress Protest a Step Further With This
You'll be seeing a lot of the "Time's Up" pin.
News
Logan Paul Could Be Sued After His "Repulsive" Video
Maverick Apparel is giving him seven days to stop using its trademark.
Makeup
How This "F*ck Hollywood" Lipstick Is Fighting Sexual Assault
"I think there is a chance for us to get involved."
Skin Care
This Teen Is Inspiring Her Followers With Her Acne in the Most Powerful Way
This is amazing.
Celebrity Style
Selena Gomez Just Won Instagram in Lingerie and Diamonds
What a way to start off 2018.
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News
Kendall, Melania, and All the 2017 Fashion Controversies That Made Me Question the World
These stories will live in infamy.
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News
This Indie Artist Claims That Marc Jacobs Copied Her Pin Designs
Katie Thierjung is calling the brand out on Instagram.
Celebrity Style
Meghan Markle Posed in a $75,000 Gown for Her Engagement Photos
Meanwhile, I'm watching TV in sweats...alone.
News
Princess Michael Wears Racist Brooch to Meghan Markle's First Royal Family Meeting
She has been accused of racism in the past.
News
Cara Delevingne's "Sexist" Jimmy Choo Ad Is Getting Slammed on Social Media
"Because being cat-called and harassed on the streets of NYC is just so cool, sexy and fun!"
Celebrity Style
Niall Horan Hated His One Direction Style, According to His Esquire Interview
"I was probably the worst dressed man on the planet."
News
A Muslim Pageant Contestant Made History By Wearing a Hijab and Burkini
Hamdia Ahmed “competed in Miss Maine as the first Muslim girl with a hijab."
Celebrity Style
The One Piece of Advice You Should Follow to Break Into the Modeling Industry
According to Delilah Belle Hamlin.
Shopping
This T-Shirt Does Way More for Sexual Assault Victims Than Black Dresses
Proceeds from Premme's "Believe women" t-shirt will benefit RAINN.
