New Hollywood

“At the end of the day, I'm doing all this for me and my family, and everything is going to pan out how it's supposed to.”

“Whether in front of the camera or behind, I'm constantly thinking about how I can foster a better space for Black women.”

Teen Vogue's editor-in-chief Versha Sharma introduces our New Hollywood Class of 2022.

She’s expertly crafting a faux version of herself that is delightfully obnoxious, charmingly gross, and incomprehensibly enthralling.

“I had a really inherently political upbringing…. It was a huge sense of responsibility that we all carried with us, and something that really shaped the cultural behavior of my community.”

“It's this constant struggle of being so grateful for all the roles I've gotten and just so eager to do more, do different things. I have been America's sidekick character for so long.”

These eight creators approach their work with heart, vision, and an eye toward representation and justice for their generation and all who will come after.

With Euphoria season 2 in the rearview mirror, her eyes are on the future and what she can build next.

“Whether it's our day-to-day life, whether it's art… I think the action can only really be meaningful if there's intention to it.”

“Growing up in the industry… I would say most of the stuff is positive as long as you make it positive.”