What was the name of Vogue’s first men’s magazine, launched in 1967?

L’Uomo Vogue was Vogue’s first men’s magazine, launched in 1967.

The Italian title was created as a male-focused counterpart to Vogue’s established women’s editions. It combined menswear photography with reporting on culture, design, politics, and influential public figures, giving men’s fashion editorial treatment similar to that long associated with Vogue.

L’Uomo Vogue was published in Italy and became known for visually ambitious covers and collaborations with prominent photographers. Its title literally means “The Vogue Man,” distinguishing it from later publications that used names such as Men’s Vogue or Vogue Hommes.

The magazine’s history includes periods of closure and revival. It ceased publication in 2018, but its legacy remains important in the development of high-fashion men’s magazines and Vogue’s wider international publishing portfolio.