Vogue Russia (Russian: Вог Росси) is the Russian-language edition of the international fashion magazine Vogue. It is published by Condé Nast Russia and is headquartered in Moscow. The magazine was launched in 1998, with its first issue appearing in September of that year.
Publication details
- Language: Russian
- Frequency: Monthly (print edition) until 2022; thereafter continued as a digital-only publication.
- Publisher: Condé Nast Russia, a subsidiary of the global media company Condé Nast.
Content and focus
Vogue Russia covers fashion, beauty, lifestyle, culture, and society, featuring editorials, interviews, and reportage on both international and Russian designers, models, and cultural figures. The magazine aims to reflect contemporary trends while showcasing Russian contributions to the global fashion industry.
Editorial leadership
The inaugural editor‑in‑chief was Inna Kamenova, who oversaw the launch and early development of the title. Subsequent editors have included Alyona Chukovskaya and Irina Mikhaylova, among others.
Print suspension
In March 2022, following the escalation of geopolitical tensions related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and resulting economic sanctions, Condé Nast announced the suspension of the print edition of Vogue Russia. The brand continues to produce content through its website and digital platforms.
Reception and influence
Since its inception, Vogue Russia has been recognized as a leading fashion publication within the Russian market, influencing trends, promoting local designers, and serving as a bridge between Russian fashion scenes and the broader international industry.
References
- Condé Nast press releases (1998, 2022).
- Industry reports on fashion media in Russia.
- Archived issues of Vogue Russia (1998–2022).