The French edition launched in 1920 under the name Vogue Paris.
Vogue’s French edition became one of the most influential titles in international fashion publishing. Based in Paris, it developed a strong identity around French haute couture, photography, art direction, and the city’s central role in fashion.
The title is commonly called Vogue Paris in English-language references, although the magazine has used different branding conventions over time. In 2021, Condé Nast announced a broader rebranding strategy for several editions, including the use of country-based names in some markets.
This history can cause confusion with Vogue France, a later branding label, or with the American and British editions. The specific launch-era answer is Vogue Paris, established in 1920.