Sassy magazine

Sassy, commonly known by generation X girls as The Greatest Teen Girl Magazine of All Time, ran from 1988 to 1994. Founded by unstoppable force Jane Pratt and staffed by a handful of indie music en…

Sassy February 1993 - Diary

Do you guys remember Sassy magazine? It was the alternative to typical teen magazines, created by the incredibly talented Jane Pratt way back in 1987. Instead of looking for the perfect outfit to wear on a date with the perfect all-American-boy, Sassy readers were more invested in actual social issues and dealing with real life rather than the fairy tale that the other pubs served up each month. Sassy was the first thing that I looked at that made me want to write, just like that. It seemed…

This Monday, I want to share with you something very near and dear to my heart- Sassy Magazine circa 1988-1994. I spent most of the late 80s and early 90s a shy, overly sensitive, awkward girl. I was a far cry from homecoming queen, or a popular kid. Sassy helped me to embrace, and even celebrate, my "oddness". It opened my eyes to the the alternative subculture, and introduced me to an entire new genre of music, movies, literature, and fashion. Looking back, I am surprised that Sassy…

Sassy Magazine Cover, 1992 Johnny Depp Sassy Cover, 1990 Milla Jovovich, 1992 Chloe Sevigny, 1992 Penelope Cruz (those sneakers!), 1994 Liv Tyler, 1995 Amy Smart, Axl Rose Fashion Editorial (i wa…

Travel back to July 1988 and look inside an old Sassy Magazine to see what was trending in fashion, music, and pop culture.

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Kurt and Courtney die-hard fans, did you keep your copy? See today's worth of this grunge-lover's April, 1992 Sassy magazine!