Angle development
Editors reject thinly disguised advertising. We find the genuine story inside your business — a milestone, a data point, a contrarian take — and build the piece around it.
Vogue US • Vogue Business • international editions • Condé Nast
Vogue is the hardest fashion masthead to earn and one of the more attainable ones to place — if you understand the difference between Vogue US, Vogue Business and the thirty-odd international editions. Most buyers do not, and overpay because of it.
Three very different products share one masthead.
“Vogue” is not one publication. There is Vogue US, there is Vogue Business — a separate B2B title for the fashion industry — and there are more than twenty licensed international editions. They carry the same visual identity, cost wildly different amounts, and serve different purposes.
Where money gets wasted: a fashion brand pays Vogue US prices for consumer recognition when its actual buyers are retail buyers who read Vogue Business — or pays US prices when an international edition would have produced the same logo for a third of the cost. We will ask which outcome you want before quoting.
Four doors. They are not equally open, and they do not cost the same.
| Route | What it takes | Realistic timeline | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial pitch | A genuine fashion, beauty or cultural moment. Among the most competitive desks in publishing, and no timeline. | Months, or never | Free — or a retainer |
| Vogue Business | A B2B fashion-industry angle — supply chain, retail, technology, sustainability. | 2–6 weeks | Quoted flat, all-in |
| International editions | A regional angle, or simply a regional edition placement. | 2–4 weeks | Quoted flat, all-in |
| Vogue US guaranteed | You approve the outlet and the draft; it runs on a committed date. | 7–21 days | Quoted flat, all-in |
Ask yourself who has to see it. If the answer is “retail buyers”, Vogue Business is both cheaper and more effective. If the answer is “anyone who sees my homepage”, an international edition gives you the same logo.
A finished asset you can use the day it publishes.
Editors reject thinly disguised advertising. We find the genuine story inside your business — a milestone, a data point, a contrarian take — and build the piece around it.
Our writers produce the article to Vogue’s house style and length. You are not handed a template to fill in.
You read the draft, adjust the headline, the quotes and the framing, and sign off. Nothing publishes unseen.
Most placements publish 7 to 21 days after you approve the draft.
The article lives on vogue.com with the masthead above it — indexed, citable, and yours to link to forever.
Exactly where to put the logo, how to work it into your deck, your bio and your ad creative so one article earns more than one impression.
No retainer, no lock-in, no mystery.
We learn the business and the deadline behind the coverage, and give you a straight answer on whether Vogue is the right outlet for it.
You get the flat, all-in price and the live window in writing. Nothing is booked until you approve it.
We draft; you revise and sign off. Revisions are included.
The piece goes live on vogue.com. You get the URL and the leverage plan the same day.
The four things clients tell us changed after publication.
Buyers, investors and partners stop asking whether you are real. The masthead does the work before your first slide.
A high-authority article ranks and stays ranked — the fastest way to put something credible at the top of page one.
ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews lean on established publications when summarising a brand. This gives them a source to quote about you.
Decks, data rooms, petitions, award submissions, speaker applications. One article gets reused for years.
Including the parts other agencies skip.
Tell us who has to see it: consumers, retail buyers, or your homepage visitors. The answer changes the edition and the price.