France published the first Vogue edition outside the United States and Britain.
The French edition began publication in 1920, following the British edition launched in 1916. Its arrival established France as an important part of Vogue’s international expansion and connected the magazine with Paris’s already powerful couture and design culture.
Vogue Paris, later known as Vogue France, became one of the brand’s most influential editions. It developed a distinctive editorial identity shaped by French fashion houses, photographers, stylists, and editors while remaining part of the wider Vogue network.
Germany, Italy, and Australia also became important Vogue markets, but their editions appeared later. The question asks for the first edition outside the United States and Britain, so the answer is France rather than the country associated with any later launch.