For the first time in Vogue’s 128-year history, all 26 editions have consolidated under the theme of Hope to convey optimism and solidarity as the world faces unprecedented change. The September issue focuses on the regional heroes who inspire us, putting the spotlight on two generations that are helping to reshape a safer and brighter future for women in Arabia. Mila Abouchalbak is one of thousands of Lebanese children affected by the devastating explosions in Beirut, while acclaimed Tunisian-Egyptian actor and activist Hend Sabri champions the rights of women in the Middle East. The September issue is dedicated to individuals who inspire hope. Interviewees include For Sama director Waad Al-Kateab; Palestinian-Syrian refugee dancer and choreographer Ahmad Joudeh; designer Giorgio Armani; American-Palestinian US Member of Congress Rashida Tlaib; and model Halima Aden in conversation with Egyptian Olympic swimmer Farida Osman. The issue also features seasonal beauty trends and fashion shoots with a strong focus on regional designers. Vogue Arabia also travels to Beirut to photograph and support Lebanese designers in their destroyed workspaces, which are being rebuilt following the Beirut explosions. All this and more in the bumper September 2020 issue.

Vogue Arabia’s December issue celebrates the evolution — and everlasting charm — of Lebanese musician and icon Najwa Karam.
As the UAE ushers in its 53rd National Day this month, the December issue also spotlights some of the country’s biggest achievers. First, we meet with Olympic equestrian Omar Al Marzouqi, joined by his sister Mthayel Al Marzouqi. Having just become the first Arab to win the prestigious FEI Rising Star Award, and the only Emirati to make it to the Paris Olympics final despite being the youngest participating rider, Omar sits down with his sibling to discuss their colorful childhoods, their passion for showjumping, and their vibrant futures with the sport.
Next, we step into the office of Nadia Zaal, the Emirati entrepreneur who founded Dubai-based boutique investment firm Zaya, and serves as the director of Five Holdings, a hospitality and entertainment company that oversees the Five hotel collection and the Pacha Group.
In our fashion pages, you’ll also discover daring fashion by nine Saudi designers, who presented their latest creations at Riyadh Fashion Week this October. Also in Riyadh, this November saw Lebanese couturier Elie Saab celebrate 45 successful years in the business with a star-studded show that saw some of the world’s biggest models and celebrities — from Celine Dion to Halle Berry — take the stage in his iconic ensembles.

Algeria’s Imane Khelif is the star of Vogue Arabia’s Made in Arabia issue, dedicated to celebrating the essence of the region in a moment of loss. Through special stories that spotlight the region’s creatives, cultural moments and rich traditions, the November issue is all about celebrating all things Arabia.
Jumping from sports to fashion, the November 2024 issue also spotlights the incredible works of this year’s Fashion Trust Arabia winners, who won their prestigious awards mere days ago in a special ceremony hosted in Morocco. This month, we also spotlight the legacy of Umm Kulthum, the Egyptian singer whose timeless songs like “Enta Omri” and “Alf Leila Wa Leila” continue to resonate today. Along with the rich history of the region, Vogue Arabia’s latest edition also puts a lens on its present with Palestinian journalist Bisan Atef Owda, who just won an Emmy award for Outstanding Hard News Feature Story.
Along with the latest issue, November 2024 also ushers in the latest edition of Vogue Living Arabia, which highlights the latest design and lifestyle trends, and some the most dazzling homes in Arabia. From the UAE and Saudi Arabia, to Morocco and beyond, get ready to explore the homes of some of the region’s favorite faces such as Lebanese singer Dana Hourani and fashion entrepreneur Rumana Nazim, and also walk through stunning spaces like Paris’s gorgeous new hotel, owned by Chopard’s Scheufele family. 

Dazzling Mother-to-Be Salma Abu Deif Fronts Vogue Arabia’s October 2024 Issue. 
Elsewhere, our profile featuring former Little Mix bandmate Jade Thirlwall sees the singer posing in, among others, Middle Eastern designers such as Qasimi and Roni Helou. Stepping out on her own with her debut single “Angel of my Dreams,” she discusses the quest to find her unique sound after reconnecting with her Yemeni heritage.
The news that the America’s Cup is embracing a female-focused series sponsored by Puig has us going back even further into the past as we consider how the sailing competition has changed since it started 174 years ago. We also hear from the women leading the charge about this historic moment, highlighting their efforts to diversify the sport.
As far as fashion, an extra dose of pop icon inspiration appears as we take a look at the mega stars of the moment who are dominating charts and closets alike: Charlie XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, and Chappell Roan. Discover aesthetics with attitude and the ensembles to boot that will reign supreme, paying homage to these music queens. Tapping further into the sartorial zeitgeist, Vogue Arabia’s bold shoots shine a light on the most exciting trends by taking to the streets of New York City, where we put modern yet ladylike looks by Erdem, Givenchy, Elie Saab, Tom Ford, and more to the test. Meanwhile, on the slopes of Dubai (Ski Dubai, that is), the most fabulous faux-fur ensembles are on display.

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One of the original and most in-demand supermodels of all time, Claudia Schiffer fronts the cover of Vogue Arabia’s big September issue, a grand celebration of fashion, new trends, and Arabia’s most inspiring personalities.
As always, the September issue is dedicated to celebrating fashion, which it does via a stunning selection of shoots. In our pages, Yousra Mohsen articulates the FW24 silhouettes that are as geometric as they are colorful, while in another spread, Arab designers pull off a style coup with extravagant showstoppers and over-the-top proportions. Currently on everyone’s radar, the coquette aesthetic stands strong in the (pink) spotlight, along with ladylike fashion and high-shine futuristic finds.
In the pages of the September issue, readers will also find themselves diving into the world of haute couture. However, this month we look at things from a different perspective, wondering what beauty could mean today. Another wonderful space in the September issue is the home of Tunisian star Dorra Zarrouk and her husband, Egyptian architect Hany Saad. A sophisticated retreat that shifts perspectives through design, the couple’s haven is, in Zarrouk’s words, the perfect home. 
Going from new beginnings to old mainstays, the September issue also pays a visit to Salon Lucy, one of the oldest beauty salons in Egypt. Located in the streets of Old Cairo, this is a spot that’s become an institution, run with love and passion by Mrs Lucy for decades.

With the Paris Olympics just days away, the July/August edition of Vogue Arabia honors two Arab sportswomen whose influence extends far beyond the playing field. Hailing from Morocco, hurdler Nawal El Moutawakel became the first Arab and Muslim woman in history to win Olympic gold back in 1984, and taekwondo champion Dunya Aboutaleb is the first Saudi woman to earn direct qualification for the Paris Olympics. While our cover stars inhabit different eras in their careers, they share a common distinction: one of pioneering new frontiers in their fields and standing for female empowerment in fields traditionally dominated by men.
In a celebration of the intricate correlation between athletics and fashion across centuries, the latest issue also delves into bodies, and how they influence design and style, both in the realms of sports, and day-to-day life. In a refreshing fashion story, women of all shapes and sizes come together in an unapologetic step for self-acceptance. From Egyptian model Logina Salah, who has embraced her vitiligo, and Police Academy graduate Shahad Budebs, who went on a journey to strengthen her body without worrying about physical changes, to motivational speaker and internet sensation Zainab Al-Eqabi, who has to learn to walk with a prosthetic limb, eventually finding solace in sports… these women are all breaking free of what they’ve been told perfection looks like and championing “every body” as being desirable instead. As Salah says: “Break the mold, be yourself, and the world will adjust.”
In the world of fashion, of course, no theme is off the table when it comes to inspiring new trends. In our pages, get ready to discover cutting-edge athleisure essentials steeped in the spirit of victory and powered by performance. Beauty looks aren’t far behind, with the colors of the Olympics reigning supreme. It’s time to go for gold!

The 2024 edition of Vogue Arabia’s annual Saudi issue salutes the Kingdom’s majestic wildlife – the Arabian leopard, a regal symbol of national pride, and the camel, a revered national animal that embodies resilience and adaptability.
With 2024 marking the Year of the Camel, this month’s first cover sees HRH Princess AlJoharah bint Talal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud proudly wearing her father’s archived bisht, posing alongside Saudi Arabia’s national animal against the rock formations of AlUla. In the pages of the June issue, the royal opens up about her journey so far, and her efforts towards the empowerment of women.
This issue also plucks inspiration from a beloved Saudi symbol – the Taif rose. Every year, a fragrant spectacle blooms across western Saudi Arabia, leaving it awash in a carpet of vibrant pink. In keeping with the romantic, dreamy nature of the blooms, a floral fashion shoot paints a rosy reverie, from the traditional prints to motifs with an edge.
This issue, Vogue Arabia spotlights eight trailblazers who set the bar high in Saudi. Among them is Jood W. Alharthi, a New York-based international lawyer and peacebuilding advisor, and the first Saudi woman to hold a position in the executive office of the secretary-general at the United Nations.
The 2024 edition of Vogue Arabia’s annual Saudi issue salutes the Kingdom’s majestic wildlife – the Arabian leopard, a regal symbol of national pride, and the camel, a revered national animal that embodies resilience and adaptability.
Also in this issue is a fashionable ride through the streets of Riyadh with Saudi It-girls and upcoming stars donning the trendiest Pre-Fall collections, along with new-season looks and accessories based on the animal kingdom – let your style roam free. The issue also dives into the latest beauty trends – in essence, all the ways to stay flawless this summer in the Middle East.

Actor, muse, mother, Arab icon. Salma Hayek Pinault is Vogue Arabia’s May 2024 cover star. Interviewed by her decades-long friend, fellow Academy award winner Penélope Cruz, Hayek Pinault offers her most personal interview yet. 
In the May issue, the biggest trends are explored, highlighting the latest injection of fur, both real and faux. Throughout history, fur has served as the embodiment of status; an object that humanity has aspired towards, throughout the centuries. Vogue Arabia explores the brands that are putting fur on the runway while analyzing the symbolism of fur. 
From the art world, Vogue Arabia meets the Basbous family who have shaped Lebanon’s art scene for generations. The father-daughter duo Anachar and Shana Basbous are determined to preserve the family legacy. 
In this issue, Vogue Arabia spotlights another Arab rising start. From her breakout roles in television series like Between the Lines to her compelling portrayal in A3la Nesbet Moshahda, Salma Abu Deif’s talent has not only illuminated screens but also stirred hearts with its authenticity and depth – specially this Ramadan.

The April 2024 issue of Vogue Arabia features Youssra and top Arab actors to highlight the power of regional cinema and TV.
Queen of the silver and small screens, Youssra shines on the cover of the April 2024 issue of Vogue Arabia. As she celebrates 47 years on top of the industry, the trailblazing Egyptian’s star shows no signs of dimming. Her legacy affirms the boundless capacity of the human spirit. Interviewed by author and celebrated news anchor and journalist Hala Gorani, Youssra opens up about her quasi-royal status in popular culture, sharing that celebrity is about more than acting.
Also starring on Vogue Arabia’s cover are leading Arab talents Tara Emad, Menna Shalaby, Razane Jammal, and Marwan Hamed. This mix of established and new actors, also includes professionals that are behind the cameras, and people essential to the success of a movie or TV series such as iconic director Marwan Hamed and award-winning costume designer Reem El Adl. 
Enjoy all this and more in the April 2024 issue of Vogue Arabia, on stands now.
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Vogue Arabia Celebrates Its Seventh Anniversary With Seven Cover Stars and an Ode to Diversity. Marking seven years of success, 
Themed ‘Beauties of the World’, the edition aims to celebrate women of different ethnicities, body types, and ages — all with a strong connection to relevant social causes — while reminding us that beauty is not just a physical trait, but a quality that really shines from within. Meet Palestinian pop princess Elyanna, Somali-American model Halima Aden, Bollywood superstar Kareena Kapoor Khan, Lebanese actor Nadine Nassib Njeim, Italian diva Monica Bellucci, Canadian model Winnie Harlow, and Saudi author and diversity advocate Abrar Alothman.
On the list of incredible women, the latest edition also finds Princess Abeer bint Saud bin Farhan Al Saud, a unique Saudi royal who recently made a historic expedition to Antarctica, and wrote to Vogue Arabia’s readers from the remote location. 
This month, Vogue Arabia also takes you to some incredible locations, starting with Saudi Arabia, where the first grand opera produced by the Kingdom opens in Riyadh next month. In celebration, the magazine gathers some of the most powerful voices of the country’s opera world, lensed in front of Saudi Arabia’s incredible landscapes. Vogue Arabia then heads to the farmlands of AlUla, home of the picturesque Tarah Farmhouse. Nestled in Wadi Sadr roughly 1,000km from Riyadh, the farmhouse invites the outdoors in via its seemingly endless glass walls, and is quickly becoming a favorite among tourists looking for a break from the bustling city life.
As always, the new issue is packed with fashion novelties and inspiration. For connoisseurs of fine treasures, Vogue Arabia’s March 2024 issue sparkles with an extensive jewelry report, while the latest pieces from SS24 jump off the page with the promise of an exceptional new season. By the looks of it, Vogue Arabia’s eighth year will be brighter than any before it.

Vogue Arabia releases two February covers today celebrating Saudi youth, and the exciting moment of cultural revolution in the region. 
Photographed in Jordan, the first cover features the new cast of the AlRawabi School for Girls. This series recently created a true revolution on Arab TV. It targets topics such as self-esteem and mental wellbeing and captures the zeitgeist of Arabia’s teen world. 
In Jeddah’s AlBalad, designer Arwa Al Banawi, Atelier Hekayat design-duo Alia and Abeer Oraif, Olympic rower Husein Alireza, entrepreneur and creative consultant Lina Malaika, designer Mohammed ‘Moe’ Khoja, fashion and luxury consultant Nojoud Alrumaihi, actor Sarah Taibah, actor Fay Fouad, CEO and founder of Basamat Arabia Aisha Almamy, and professional boxer Ziyad ‘Zizo’ Almaayouf all feature in the iconic Unesco protected neighborhood, photographed for the second cover of Vogue Arabia.
Further fueling the excitement of the generations to come, Iraqi singer Rahma Riad and Iraqi-American actor Alexander Uloom chose Vogue to announce the sex of their coming baby and to reflect on their own upbringings. 
In high jewelry news, Vogue Arabia speaks to Louis Vuitton’s Artistic Director of watches and jewelry Francesca Amfitheatrof. Ahead of this month’s debut visit to Dubai, she delves into the codes that make the maison’s jewels so beguiling. 
While the year gets in full swing, Carita Maison de Beauté offers clients a place of ultimate repose. The iconic Paris salon with a black book of famous clients has long been revered for evoking women’s best selves. Now, following its recent renovation it has undergone its own metamorphosis. All this and more in the February edition of Vogue Arabia.

With its January 2024 issue, Vogue Arabia is kickstarting the year with all things new and exciting — beginning with this month’s cover star, a rising model who is taking the fashion world by storm one runway at a time. Meet Moroccan beauty Rania Benchegra, who first caught the world’s attention during 2023’s Vogue Open Casting, and has already walked for the likes of Louis Vuitton, Schiaparelli, and Versace.

2024 also brings with it an exciting list of noteworthy names and moments, spreading across fashion, films, and food, to technology, TikTok trends and travel. In this month’s pages, Vogue Arabia invites you to share a glimpse at the next 12 months and what’s going to top trending charts. From the names to know — upcoming Saudi actor Nour Alkhadra, Kaf by Kaf founder Kawthar Alhoraish, photographer Sarah Asheen, and more — to the party of the year (keep your eyes peeled for more details on the Ball of Arabia!), Vogue Arabia’s 2024 list is brimming with dazzling details. Flip through our pages to also discover everything worth knowing about key moments like the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, Cartier’s exhibition at the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the reopening of Maxim’s — the most famous restaurant in the world — and Bulgari’s 140-year anniversary.
Vogue Arabia’s first issue of the year turns its focus to all things new in the world of beauty, starting with your ultimate skincare guide. Inside its pages you’ll also find a breakdown of the newest hues to add to your makeup palette, and the mane trends that are set to reign over the next 12 months. Walking down the olfactory route, we also share a glimpse of the spicy new scents that will have you falling in love. Take notes as you step into a brand new year that promises to be memorable.

Vogue Arabia’s November 2023 edition is a call for peace and humanity, condemning terrorism and the killing of innocent lives. Dedicated to the brave doctors, nurses, and reporters in Gaza, the issue pays homage to their heroic commitment as they implement vital work amid inhuman conditions. The cover also features traditional hand-embroidery from different regions of Palestine, in an ode to its culture and a further appeal for humanity.
What is currently happening in Gaza, in front of the eyes of the world, is one of the biggest disasters in history, and a failure shared by us all. While individually we cannot stop the death toll in Gaza, we can collectively raise our voices, putting pressure on governments and international organizations to find a peaceful solution to stop the violence. This should be a global effort, regardless of our ethnicity or religion.

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Lady Madonna, undisputed icon of the Arab world stars on the cover of Vogue Arabia’s October 2023 edition. The Lebanese singer and entertainer embodied the synergy of music, art, and fashion during the eighties, creating and thriving in a fantasy world of camp and avant-garde expression. The artist played a pivotal role in reintroducing post-war Lebanon to the world as a hub of creativity and artistic expression. 
Along with a cover shoot that sees Lady Madonna dressed in all-eyes-on-me looks by designers of the region, this month, we also dove into the archives of her most impactful looks, bringing them back into the limelight with a very special fashion spread featuring pieces such as the Dalmatian dress by Fouad Sarkis, and the fuchsia feather dress with feather cape by Roni Eid.
Ahead of presenting the Versace Icons collection in Dubai this month, Donatella Versace speaks exclusively with Vogue Arabia. She talks about her own personal icons—her brother Gianni and the late musician Prince. She also shares her admiration for the people of the Arab world.
The power of love is celebrated with a feature highlighting unions of multicultural couples. Olympians Sheikh Rashid Bin Ahmed Al Maktoum and wife Natalie Lankester, model Chanel Ayan and husband Chris Pillott, and Iraqi American business owner Mona Kattan and Hassan Elamin share the challenges they overcame and with time, saw their love celebrated by their respective families.
Art patron and founder of the Barjeel art foundation, Sultan Al Qassimi opens the doors to his art-filled Sharjah home and talks about the force of the majlis.

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The iconic September issue stars the biggest names in fashion, beauty, and culture across the region and beyond. Our cover star is a woman whose immense star power and prolific career have seamlessly merged with a multitude of show-stealing red-carpet looks. The actress opens up about her journey and rise to fame. In fashion, we will spotlight haute couture in all its grandeur, along with inventive, boundary-breaking trends of the season and world-class fashion shoots. In accessories, we display the high jewelry treasures to covet, and the most vibrant baubles that are pushing the universe of jewelry in a new direction. In beauty, we highlight everything you need for a new-season glow, plus the trends that will rule and infiltrate beauty bags over the next few months and beyond.
The issue will also shine a light on a portfolio of creative talents working across an impressive array of disciplines. With powerful and inspiring stories plus exclusive interviews, the September issue will make a ground-breaking statement that will echo in the region and beyond.

Bollywood Icon Rekha Makes a Rare, and Exceptionally Candid Appearance in Vogue Arabia’s July/August 2023 Issue. This month, the icon, who was once also called the most iconic woman from India by Dior creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri, opens her heart to the world in an extremely rare, and heartwarmingly candid interview. For her very first Vogue cover, Rekha stands proud in a melange of regal ensembles, all styled by Manish Malhotra, go-to couturier to the country’s biggest stars.
Spotlighting hidden gems from across the globe, our July/August 2023 issue also invites readers on a journey of discovery via its pages. First, we take you to the gardens of Versailles, which have recently been renovated with the sponsorship of French-Armenian perfumer Francis Kurkdjian. 
Next, we dive into the fantastical realm of mermaids, the magical beings that have claimed 2023 as their time to shine. From Marielle Hénault, founder and creative director of AquaMermaid, the world’s largest swimming school, to Swiss-Lebanese designer Sandra Mansour, individuals around the world break down what it is that makes the mythical sea creatures so alluring, all accompanied with visuals by Lebanese photographer Lara Zankoul. 
Closer to home, the July/August 2023 issue spotlights the best of the inaugural Egypt Fashion Week, which took place in Cairo and celebrated the creatives that make up the current regional fashion landscape, a growing textile industry, and the forces driving their future in Egypt, Africa, and the wider Middle East. From the 70+ designers who showcased their creations in Cairo’s Museum of Agriculture.

The Annual Vogue Arabia Saudi Issue Features 10 Supermodel Covers Celebrating the Kingdom’s New Colorway. Mysterious, fantastical, luxurious, royal. As the color purple spreads across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Vogue Arabia marks the passage in high fashion. Celebrating Saudi Arabia’s natural beauty and the values of renewal and hospitality connected to the use of lavender, Vogue Arabia asks 10 Saudi brands to create 10 dresses worn by 10 supermodels from the Kingdom and beyond. Featured are Amira Zuhair, Candice Swanepoel, Coco Rocha, Taleedah Tamer, Isabeli Fontana, Sara Sampaio, Shasha Luss, Toni Garrn, Sophie Alshehry, and Donna Bahdon in Saudi designs by Honayda, Youssef Akbar, Raghad Alblaihed, Atelier Hekayat, April by Noura, Aram by Arwa Almmari, Mashael Alfaris, and Kaf by Kaf, Loodyana, and Lurline.
The new CEO of the cultural organization Art of Heritage, HRH Princess Nourah Alfaisal shares with Vogue Arabia her dynamic plans. A curated Art of Heritage exhibition hosted by Vogue Arabia’s editor-in-chief was on view last month in Riyadh, along with high jewelry from Van Cleef & Arpels.
Saudi designer Fawzia Alnafea is featured for her pioneering fashion. She transformed her husband’s garage into a compact workshop where she painted her designs.
The Kingdom’s artisanal fashion thrives in a vivid photoshoot and interviews with local designer Raneem Shaban in Jeddah. The marketplace ensures the life of customs and artisanal skills; it represents a resilient way to craft that withstands the test of time, constantly revitalizing itself amid the bustling market.

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After an abrupt departure from the world of fashion in 2020, Halima Aden is back on the cover of Vogue. But this time, on her own terms, and never forgetting where she comes from. It is not a coincidence that this small but unforgettable village in Africa was selected as the backdrop for Halima Aden’s first cover shoot after she unexpectedly exited the fashion industry in 2020. Now we see Aden’s story being written again, but on her own terms, and right in front of our eyes. Wearing a delicate, white Chanel lace dress (with an underbody and a classic veil, of course), she is posing next to a beautiful Moroccan door – blue, as everything else around us.
The May issue is also a celebration of another trailblazer – The Little Mermaid star Halle Bailey. Reinventing Ariel for a new generation, Bailey wasn’t ready for the racist backlash that followed the announcement of a woman of color playing the mermaid on Disney’s live-action remake. In this edition we also look at fashion through the bold lens of Harris Reed, the new creative director of Nina Ricci. The rising star has always championed unapologetic self-expression, and intends to continue doing so.
Our fashion pages also put exquisite craftsmanship and opulent drama in the spotlight, with shoots in Tunisia, Cape Town, and Milan that celebrate new-season trends. In Arabia, we speak to Jordanian actress Rakeen Saad for a feature on her relationship with her mother, jewelry designer Rawabi Abughazaleh. We also meet with Syrian actress Karess Bashar, as she returns with Ramadan hit drama El Nar Bel Nar.

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With the Holy Month comes an undeniably festive feeling. Evenings get brighter, and Arab entertainment booms with Ramadan specials. One of the most awaited? Yasmine Sabri‘s Eid Al-Fitr blockbuster Abu Al-Nasab, a comedy film co-starring Egyptian actor Mohamed Imam, and directed by Rami Imam. All set for her return to the big screen, the star gears up for her comeback with not one, but three Vogue Arabia covers for our April 2023 issue.
The April 2023 issue also amplifies the importance of family bonds during the Holy Month. In our Families of Ramadan section, Somali Canadian model Sabrina Elba poses with mother Maryam Egal as the two talk about their special relationship.
No celebratory time is truly complete without food. While the Holy Month focuses on self-improvement and abstaining from indulgence, it’s also a time of celebrating the culture and cuisines that make the Middle East unique. Cue Shadin Hamdan, the 25-year-old Palestinian-American baker who is preserving—you may even say promoting—the very DNA of Palestinian culture with her Kanafa Cups business.
Also on our radar this month? Vogue Arabia’s edit of the most exciting kaftans—think OTT embellishment, dramatic ruffles, and rich jewel tones—to the boldest eye makeup trends, as seen on Emirati filmmaker Sarah Alhashimi. Take cues now!

Supermodel Cindy Crawford lights up the cover of Vogue Arabia with her megawatt smile and infectious energy that has kept her in the spotlight for her 40-year career. 
Bahraini royal and artist Shaikh Rashid bin Khalifa Al Khalifa opened his art-filled space to Vogue Arabia, collaborating on an editorial around this season’s flower trend, in perfect dialogue with his colorful series of blooms.
The edition, filled with pioneering personalities, continues with an exclusive conversation with France’s new minister of culture, Rima Abdul Malak. The Beirut-born minister speaks openly on topics like identity, colonialism, gender equality, and restitution of ancient artifacts. She also gives insight into her first ten years in Lebanon and starting life anew in Lyon.
As Syria and Turkey experience the deadliest devastation of the century, three sisters who survived the earthquake bring a message of hope to readers. 
Syrian actor Bassel Khaiat, star of the hit TV series Al Thaman, brings an air of escapism to the anniversary edition. 
The world of entertainment is explored further in a feature that debates the regional validity of Western reality TV series. Shows like Dubai Bling, The Real Housewives of Dubai, Star Academy, and Arab Idol are accused by some of not accurately representing Arab women and culture.

Vogue Arabia’s February 2023 cover stars Huda Kattan, whose brand, Huda Beauty, turns a decade old this year. The beauty mogul is captured in a magical moment for our latest issue that celebrates surrealism—a word often used, and even more often, misunderstood. But it is in this realm of fantasy, where dreams merge with avant-garde elements that some of the most beautiful creations come.

Carrying forward the focus on inspiring women who have the power to influence millions, the February 2023 issue also brings readers up close and personal with Leona Lewis, who most recently lit up Instagram feeds with her vibrant musical performance at the 2022 Vogue Ball of Arabia.

Another power player you’ll come across in our pages this month is Paris Hilton, who, in case you missed it, announced the birth of her first child earlier this week, and yet, somehow, never ceases to amaze with her many innovations. Fresh off the release of her latest fragrance Ruby Rush, the heiress channels Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe for Vogue Arabia’s lens, and opens up about life in the limelight, her upcoming memoir, and the special bond she shares with the Middle East.

Keeping the idea of surrealism and its hypnotic beauty in mind, the February 2023 issue of Vogue Arabia also highlights the importance of the moment today, in a post-pandemic world, and takes readers on a journey to revisit the Kings of Surrealism, from Iris Van Herpen and Schiaparelli to Tomo Koizumi and Richard Quinn. Zeroing in on Alberta Ferretti

Vogue Arabia’s January 2023 Issue Spotlights a Blossoming New Era in the Arab World, and the Women Behind It.
It’s a new year, and we’re stepping into January 2023 still buzzing from all the excitement that lit up the region over the past month.  This month, the focus is on tennis pro and cover star Ons Jabeur.
In the pages of the January issue, we also take a look back at the biggest event of our year, the Ball of Arabia, which took place at Dubai’s dreamy Jumeirah Mina A’Salam on December 15. Honoring three divas of Arabia who paved the way for future generations of entertainers – namely Egyptian actor Nabila Ebeed, Tunisian singer Latifa, and Lebanese model and Miss Universe Georgina Rizk – the star-studded celebration was, in true Vogue fashion, an unforgettable evening.
In it, you will find a love letter to the Land of Pharaohs by Olivier Rousteing, accompanied by a stunning spread featuring Egyptian beauty Salma Abu Deif, photographed by fellow Egyptian talent, Bassam Allam.
Bringing the Egypt zine to a close, we couldn’t possibly end without paying homage to Dalida, who would have turned 90 on January 17. To celebrate the Egypt-born icon, designers share never-seen-before sketches of her most memorable looks.

The cover star for Vogue Arabia’s December issue is an Arab supermodel conquering the catwalks. In fashion, we highlight the best in winter style, along with all the accessories you need for a bon voyage – plus explore the return of out-of-this-world looks. In beauty, we lean into FW22’s grunge looks, with smoked-out eyes, edgy embellishments, and undone hair stars of the show. In jewelry, we feature powerful, edgy pieces, plus dive into minimalistic, elegant styles. Also in this issue, a focus on a globally acclaimed art exhibition, interviews with Middle East’s emerging designers and up-and-coming stars, and other thought-provoking features that open a dialogue on vital conversations.

Guest-edited by a leading Qatari royal, the November edition of Vogue Arabia is all set to be a game-changing spotlight on life and culture in the Arab nation as it prepares to make history with the Fifa World Cup. Encompassing the worlds of fashion, beauty, jewelry, and sports, the issue highlights the Qatari brands to know, the creatives to watch out for, the shopping destinations and restaurants to not miss, and the museums and exhibitions that are must-sees. Combining exclusive fashion shoots with powerful photography portfolios, the edition also features a power list of the men and women making the greatest strides across various fields in the country. Featuring the best of the best, the November edition goes big enough to leave an imprint on not just Qatar, but the region as a whole.

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The October issue delves into various dimensions of wellness, encompassing not just the traditional vision of physical health but also the mental and social sides of the narrative. From our cover stories featuring a celebrity who’s an advocate for better mental health and athletes boldly pushing boundaries, the edition explores the daring perspectives of various public figures. Opening a dialogue on important conversations such as body shaming, alongside features on breathing and female football teams, the edition takes a deep dive into a holistic health approach. Through the realms of fashion, beauty, jewelry, and interiors, we round up the latest trends, treatments, products, and living spaces that help push wellness in a new direction, and explore what health and well-being look like in a post-pandemic era.

The iconic September issue of Vogue Arabia explodes with the ultimate curation of the best across the region, and the most unique across the globe in the realms of fashion, beauty, trends, art, people, shopping, interiors, and accessories. The issue highlights the powerful women who are driving real, effective, and influential change across the Middle East, the effects of which will be felt for years to come. We also shine a light on the many creative talents working across an impressive and diverse swathe of specialties and disciplines, who call the region home. Vogue Arabia’s September edition features couture in all its haute grandeur; high jewelry pieces to covet, collect and wear now then treasure as heirlooms for future generations of aesthetes, and a trend-focussed selection of the season’s most relevant and innovative fashion and beauty stories for personal translation and experimentation. With world-class fashion shoots crafted by visionary photographers, powerful and inspiring stories, and stimulating and revelatory dialogues with the region’s beau monde, it’s an issue that will truly influence and empower.

The July/August 2022 issue of Vogue Arabia is an ode to pink, and the centuries-old relationship between India and the Middle East, featuring on the cover Sawai Padmanabh Singh, the Maharaja of Jaipur. This issue also goes on a sensory excursion through the vibrant streets of Jaipur with 30 pages of fashion shot against the backdrop of the most iconic landmarks in the ‘Pink City’ 
The issue also meets Vandana Sudhir, wife of the Indian Ambassador to the UAE. She reflects on a life well-lived in the Arab world.
Emphasizing the art of traveling, the latest issue of Vogue Arabia also documents an escape to Athens with Rami Kadi, where he spends the day at the Zappeion Megaron. As the guest of honor, the designer closed the 30th Athens Xclusive Designers Week with a couture show featuring 43 dresses from the Spring/Summer 2022 Couture Collection, ‘Lucid Algorithms’.


Vogue Arabia’s Saudi Issue Celebrates the Kingdom’s Women with a Triptych of Covers.  The issue includes a special invitation to the most spectacular royal wedding of the year. HH Sheikha Meera bint Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan and HH Sheikh Zayed bin Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan married this May, with the images of the stunning ephemeral venue, orchestrated by Designlab Experience, featured exclusively in the magazine. Saudi women in arts such as Zahrah Al Ghamdi and Sarah Brahim are celebrated in this dedicated issue. The biggest international Academy award-winning stars offer Vogue Arabia exclusive interviews for this issue. Humanitarian, actress and director Angelina Jolie speaks of her new initiative with Guerlain to share bee-keeping skills with women in Cambodia, her eldest son’s birthplace. New fashion and fine jewelry designers are celebrated with two features highlighting those who are creating contemporary designs rooted in their country’s heritage. Taking readers into the heart of the Kingdom, Dr. Sami Angawi and his wife Amira open the doors to their sprawling home, Al Makkiyah, one of Jeddah’s proud symbols of cultural heritage.

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The cover star of Vogue Arabia’s May issue is a much-loved Arab musical icon. This month, the artist opens up about her career, and how she’s maintained the top spot in the world of music within the region. Since the coldest days of winter are behind us, the May 2022 issue will also focus on summer fashion, highlighting the latest trends – from It bags to platform shoes, which usually usher a breath of fresh air into our looks, along with reinvented sartorial classics, and styling inputs from designers and stylists from the region. In celebration of the talents of our homeland, Vogue Arabia’s latest issue also takes you on a journey with an Arab designer known for his couture-worthy designs. In beauty, the new season is reflected via petal pink makeup colliding with runway-influenced sparkle. Celebrity beauty brands are put under the microscope, while the next era of skincare tech takes on neck definition. New fragrance launches find a scent for every mood, with a rising Arab perfume house honoring the region’s natural notes. Within our latest pages, you’ll also get a chance to dive into the magnificent world of Watches and Wonders, step into the house of one of the most iconic couturiers of the century, and discover the Arab talents who are shaking up the Egyptian art scene, along with women currently ruling various industries.

This month, returning to our cover in her first appearance after the October 2019 issue, Abdi highlights the importance of family during Ramadan. Coming from one of the leading families in the GCC, passionate designer and philanthropist Her Highness Sana Al Maktoum reveals her new collection of high jewelry in this issue, along with highlighting the numerous causes she supports, like the opening of Fakeeh University Hospital’s new breast clinic. Vogue Arabia speaks with Morocco-born Prix Goncourt winner Leïla Slimani about her latest novel, Regardez-nous danser, the second in a planned trilogy.
The Spring/Summer 2022 issue of Vogue Man Arabia is here. And this time, the cover star is a Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, producer, artist, author, restaurateur, hotelier, philanthropist, and, most recently, beauty brand founder, with more than 13 million followers on Instagram. In March 2022, Pharrell Williams paid a visit to the UAE to take part in the Richard Mille Art Prize, presenting a US $50 000 award to Bahraini-American artist Nasser Alzayani. In another exclusive feature, 28-year-old Husein Alireza, who made global headlines when he became the first Saudi rower to compete in the Olympics, talks about the sacrifices and challenges he faced through his journey, and how his efforts finally paid off. 

Five years on and Vogue Arabia continues to highlight the best in style and fashion from the region.
The 5th anniversary issue is a celebration of strong Arab women, featuring three iconic cover stars each representing the best of the Middle East. Starring the biggest names in film, fashion, and beauty, the anniversary issue has the most spectacular star power yet, with the cover stars having a combined social media following of more than 66 million. Pushing the message of hard work and persistence and representing the powerful Arab woman, the cover stars will open up about their journeys and rise to fame.
The anniversary issue also further entrenches Vogue's passion for fashion with more than 150 pages of exclusive shoots done across the globe, from Paris to New York, as well as a roundup of the trends of the season and the pieces to put on your radar.
In beauty we highlight the best of the industry's trends for the season, showcasing what’s hot and how to wear the looks now, as well as championing local talent in our shoots and features.
Keeping to the celebratory theme, this issue is also going big when it comes to baubles with a vibrant jewelry edit.
As Vogue Arabia celebrates its 5th birthday, the issue explodes with the ultimate culmination of the best within the region and the most unique across the globe. Think everything that’s in vogue in the Middle East, and beyond.

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Vogue Arabia places fashion in the context of culture and the world we live in—how we dress, live and socialize; what we eat, listen to and watch; who leads and inspires us. Vogue Arabia immerses itself in fashion, always leading readers to what will happen next. Thought-provoking, relevant and always influential, Vogue Arabia defines the culture of fashion. 

Launched in March 2017, Vogue Arabia is the 22nd edition of the world’s most authoritative fashion publication. Vogue Arabia features articles in both English and Arabic.

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c.また、パーソナライズされた推奨事項を作成するために、アプリケーションの使用に関連する情報も収集します。お客様がサードパーティのアカウント資格情報を当社に提供した場合、お客様がそのような送信を許可した場合、それらのアカウント内の一部のコンテンツおよび / または情報(以下「サードパーティのアカウント情報」) がお客様のアカウントに送信される可能性があること、およびそのサードパーティのアカウントが当社のアカウントに送信される可能性があることを理解したものとします。サービスに送信される情報は、本ポリシーの対象となります。

 f.当社が収集する個人情報により、当社はお客様のリクエストに対応し、当社の製品とサービスを改善し、お客様に表示される広告とコンテンツをカスタマイズし、新製品についてお客様に連絡することができます。

は、2011 年の設立以来 9,000 万人を超えるユーザーがおり、40 以上のカテゴリと 60 以上の言語にわたる数千の雑誌や新聞を擁する、世界最大かつ急速に成長しているセルフサービスのクロスプラットフォーム デジタル ニューススタンドです。ニューヨークに本社を置く Magzter は、アムステルダム、ロンドン、メキシコシティ、チェンナイ、ムンバイ、ニューデリー、バンガロール、シンガポールに現地拠点を置いており、間もなく他の国にも拡大する予定です。 2011 年 6 月に世界的起業家であるギリッシュ ラムダス氏とビジェイ ラダクリシュナン氏によって設立された Magzter は、世界中の雑誌や新聞の出版社が自社のタイトルのデジタル版を作成し、世界中の消費者に配信できるようにします。

 n.また、ユーザーが当社の利用規約を遵守していることを確認するために、使用状況情報も使用されます。たとえば、ユーザーの使用状況情報は、ユーザーが雑誌やその他のコンテンツを許可された回数、または許可された数のデバイスにのみダウンロードしていることを確認するのに役立ちます。

これにより、デジタル読者は月額購読料で 9,000 以上の雑誌や新聞に無制限にアクセスできるようになります。 Magzter はまた、アプリ向けの革新的な ezRead 2.0 機能により、世界最大の記事数を誇ります。これにより、スマートフォンや小さな画面のモバイル ユーザーは、本来の楽しみ方で雑誌コンテンツを楽しむことができます。読みやすく、素晴らしいビデオと高解像度の写真が付いています。

Vogue Arabia - September 2020

Vogue Arabia - September 2020

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