Since which year Vogue magazine is published in Russia?
Vogue is a fashion and lifestyle magazine covering many topics including fashion, beauty, culture, living, and runway. Vogue began as a weekly newspaper in 1892 in the United States, before becoming a monthly publication years later.
The British Vogue was the first international edition launched in 1916, while the Italian version Vogue Italia has been called the top fashion magazine in the world. As of today, there are 23 international editions.
In Russia Vogue has been published since 1998.
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Sean Philips
Very poorly worded..even for Carol
Stevie G
Poorly worded question that has very little detail about its year of publication in Russia.
Mark Gavin
Carol seems to have written the question in Russian, and then tried to translate it into English. Unfortunately, as we know, she isn't very good at Engllsh ....
William Laughlin
A better question might be, when will Vogue withdraw from Russia... just like Russia should do concerning Ukraine?
I detest the overabundance of Russo-oriented questions lately, but of course, look where this one comes from; Carol Whites, a Quizzclub Clone, representing a Russia-based website.
Howard Groopman
I figured it might be 1998, since the USSR didn't break up until around 1991.
Puppermom
Sean Philips, I agree!
Treffer 1
William Laughlin, I agree.These Russian questions must end.Enough already!Russia get out of Ukraine!🇺🇦
Julie Allen
On August 17, 1998, with the magazine’s premiere issue at the printers, Russia defaulted on its debt obligations. The ruble cratered overnight, falling to one-third of its dollar value. Fortunes were wiped out, banks mobbed and then shuttered. Foreign goods, to which the Russians had just grown accustomed, vanished from the shelves. The country reentered crisis mode; Vogue’s lush launch party underwent a hasty scale-down. Those at long last billboards now acquired an ironic ring. The Moscow Komsomolets tabloid predicted that Vogue’s first Russian issue might become its last, and that the entire publishing house would pull out of the market it had barely begun to crack.
The Fur Fridge, however, survived. If anything, the crisis made Vogue even more of an aspirational beacon, and its dazzling editor into a huge celebrity.
wok
copy from another source.
wok
Sean Philips, That's because its a computer copy from other source.