Vogue Arabia was launched in 2017 as the first Vogue edition dedicated to the Arab world.
The magazine was introduced to serve readers across the Middle East, with coverage shaped by regional designers, photographers, models, artists, and cultural figures. It is published in both Arabic and English, giving the edition a bilingual international identity.
Vogue Arabia’s first editor-in-chief was Saudi Arabian fashion personality Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz. She led the launch edition before being succeeded by other editors, including Manuel Arnaut.
The title is sometimes confused with Vogue editions based in individual countries, such as Vogue Turkey. Vogue Arabia is regional rather than a national edition, and its launch marked Vogue’s formal publishing presence across the Arab world.