Vogue France

Vogue France

Vogue France, formerly known as Vogue Paris, is a French monthly fashion magazine that covers ready-to-wear fashion, haute couture, beauty, culture, and lifestyle. Published by Condé Nast. Since 2025 Claire Thomson-Jonville has served as editor, previous editors include Joan Juliet Buck and Carine Roitfeld, among others. Based in the 1st arrondissement neighbourhood of Paris. Vogue France began publication in 1920 as the French edition of Vogue, from 1940 to 1945 publication of the magazine was put on hold due to World War II.

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• Entity:  Magazine

• Head of Editorial Content:  Claire Thomson-Jonville
• Categories:  Fashion
• Frequency:  Monthly
• Publisher:  Condé Nast
• Paid circulation:  998,271
• Total circulation, (2025):  1,000,615
• First issue:  April 1920
• Country:  France
• Based in:  Paris
• Language:  French
• Website:  Vogue.fr
• ISSN:  [/Www.worldcat.org/Issn/0750-3628 0750-3628]
• Wikidata description:  French Edition Of Fashion Magazine Vogue
• Wikidata label:  Vogue Paris
• Wikidata aliases:  Vogue Paris, Vogue France

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