Who directed Madonna’s 1990 music video for “Vogue”?

David Fincher directed Madonna’s 1990 music video for “Vogue.”

The video is presented in high-contrast black and white and draws on the glamorous studio photography of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Madonna and her dancers perform stylized choreography influenced by voguing, a dance associated with New York’s ballroom culture.

Fincher had already directed several prominent music videos before making “Vogue,” and he later became known for feature films such as Se7en, Fight Club, and The Social Network. His controlled lighting and symmetrical compositions helped give the video its polished, fashion-editorial appearance.

“Vogue” was recorded for the soundtrack album I’m Breathless, connected with Madonna’s film Dick Tracy. It is sometimes confused with Madonna’s earlier “Express Yourself,” which was directed by Fincher as well, but the two videos are separate productions released a year apart.