Beacon Asia Media Launch Vogue Vietnam

PR NewswireOct 30, 2026 1:00 AM

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In partnership with Beacon Asia Media, Vogue will launch its 30th edition in 2027.

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, Oct. 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Vogue Vietnam is set to launch in 2027 as the official Vietnamese edition of the legendary fashion media title. Produced under license by Beacon Asia Media, in collaboration with Art and Literature Times (Thời báo Văn học Nghệ thuật), it will debut in 2027 across print, digital, and social.

Publishing in Vietnamese, Vogue Vietnam will combine Vogue's global editorial authority with a distinctly local perspective, celebrating the designers, artists, photographers, creatives and cultural voices shaping Vietnam today, while connecting their audiences to the international conversations driving fashion, beauty, luxury and culture.

Beacon Asia Media is a leading multimedia, multi-brand communications company dedicated to building world-class media platforms across business, luxury, culture and lifestyle. Focusing on strategic partnerships with globally respected media brands, Beacon Asia Media also produces and operates Bloomberg Businessweek Vietnam.

"Vietnam is entering a remarkable new era of creativity and global influence. With Vogue Vietnam, we aim to bring the country's extraordinary creative talent to the world stage, connect Vietnam with the voices shaping global fashion and culture, and help define the next chapter of Vietnam's creative influence."
— Tue Nguyen, CEO, Beacon Asia Media

As part of the global Vogue network, Vogue Vietnam joins a roster of 29 international editions published across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

"Condé Nast is thrilled to announce the launch of Vogue Vietnam. Considering the country's remarkable ability to honor its heritage while constantly reinventing itself, Vietnam's spirit makes it an exciting place for Vogue to launch its 30th edition."
— Christiane Mack, Chief Content Operations Officer, Condé Nast

For media inquiries and partnerships, please contact info@vogue.vn.
Website: www.vogue.vn
Instagram: @voguevietnam
Facebook: @VogueVietnam
TikTok: @voguevietnam
YouTube: @vogue.vietnam
LinkedIn: Vogue Vietnam

Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.

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