Iconic Fashion magazine Vogue is set to launch its Philippine edition this year, according to the president of One Mega Group Inc., Suki Salvador.

In his Instagram post, Suki Salvador is thrilled to announce that Vogue is coming to the Philippines.

“Happy to share that we are finally getting our own Vogue. Yes, Vogue Philippines is arriving in 2022! This is for you, [Philippines]… Thank you for the trust Condé Nast,” he said in the post.

The Philippine edition of the well-known fashion and lifestyle magazine will be launched by publisher Condé Nast and Mega Global Licensing, Inc (MGLI).

“We’re thrilled to launch our 29th edition of Vogue in the Philippines, a country with a growing luxury fashion market and a vibrant creative scene. The title will launch as a digital-first media brand with a monthly print edition and will serve as an exciting addition to our global Vogue network,” said Mark Grindel, managing director for global brand licensing, in Mega’s website.

"The title will launch as a digital-first media brand with a monthly print edition and will serve as an exciting addition to our global Vogue network,” he added.

"The Filipino talent has been ready to be received by the world for decades now and with certainty, I can say that the market, too, is finally ready," Archie Carrasco, chairman and CEO of MEGA Global Licensing, also said

"The two are meeting at the perfect juncture, at the perfect time, and the long wait is over. We are excited to announce the arrival of Vogue Philippines,” he added.

Vogue is an American lifestyle and fashion magazine established in 1892 as a weekly high-society journal. In its 129-year legacy, its US version has been spearheaded by the top editors including Diana Vreeland, Grace Mirabella, and its current editor-in-chief and Global Chief Content Officer for Condé Nast Anna Wintour.