Elaine Welteroth Named as Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue

by Duchess Magazine
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Elaine Welteroth, who made headlines when she became Teen Vogue’s first African American beauty director, has been made the title’s new editor-in-chief.

She will be the youngest editor in the company’s 107-year history. She is also the second black woman named to head a Conde Nast book; Keija Minor has been at the helm of Brides magazine since 2012.

According to her Linkedin profile, Welteroth, 29, has held editorial positions at Glamour and Ebony magazines, and has been at Teen Vogue for more than three and a half years. She received her degree in Mass Communications/Media Studies with a minor in journalism from Cal State Sacramento.

The current EIC of Teen Vogue, Amy Astley, will be moving to the head position at Architectural Digest.

Source: goodblacknews.org

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