Which fashion magazine, founded in the US in 1892, has editions such as British and Italian? Vogue is the magazine. Arthur Baldwin Turnure founded it in New York, and its first issue appeared on December 17, 1892, as a weekly publication aimed at fashionable New York society.
Vogue began with coverage of clothing, social life, and cultural events, then developed into a major authority on fashion photography, runway reporting, beauty, and design. Condé Nast acquired the Vogue Company in 1909, helping turn the title into an influential international media brand.
British Vogue, launched in 1916, was the first international edition. Vogue Italia followed in 1964 and became especially known for inventive photography and editorial experimentation. Other editions include Vogue France, Vogue Japan, Vogue India, and Vogue Arabia. A common mistake is treating every edition as an independent magazine: the editions share the Vogue name but have distinct editorial teams, launch dates, and national identities.