In an exclusive and bold collaboration, the October issue of Vogue Arabia celebrates creativity with iconic artist Jean-Paul Goude and his forever-muse, Algerian-French filmmaker Farida Khelfa, reunited in the studio for the first time in 30 years. The October issue is bursting with entrepreneurs and creatives sharing their talents with the world, from the ground-breaking black, female Muslim rappers taking control of the mic and telling their own stories in their own ways, to the regional jewelry designers making pieces that embrace their heritage in fresh, futuristic forms. And a new young artistic collective, the Muslim Sisterhood, showcases the season’s best new trends while celebrating diversity and freedom of expression. We also meet the young Arab female photographers taking a fresh look at the region, and the Beirut creatives working to restore their lives after the devasting explosions. Our fashion pages showcase the looks and trends that will stand the test of time, as well as magical high jewelry pieces. As usual, the issue features interviews and shoots with an array of high-powered women, including Syrian actor Kinda Alloush, Bahraini minister HE Shaikha Mai bint Mohammed Al-Khalifa, and Tunisian actor Dorra Zarrouk, introducing her collaboration with Egyptian designer Mohanad Kojak. In an exclusive interview, Lady Gaga shares how she always knew her unique creativity would be her path to freedom and success.

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.

Vogue Living Edition Included.

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.

The February issue of Vogue Arabia features cover star Rita Ora in conversation with Donatella Versace. The two icons reveal a mutual soft power and their desire to devote their platform to the service of the less fortunate.  Singer-songwriter, actor, philanthropist Rita Ora is a 21st-century self-made superstar. In conversation with Italian designer Donatella Versace, the two icons divulge on their coming of age and living their passions with purpose.
The February issue also spotlights rising talent 22-year-old Tunisian actor Sonia Ammar, who stars in the recently released Scream 5. The issue's acting highlights continues east to spotlight Saudi actor Sumayah Rida, who divulges on her latest movie Rupture; the film won the Best Saudi Film award at the recent Red Sea International Film Festival. 


The January issue of Vogue Arabia launches the year with a bold celebration of creativity, joy, and fresh talent, with four covers shot on location in Qatar and Saudi Arabia. 

The first edition of 2022 sets the tone with vibrant color and flair.

The second cover story salutes the burgeoning cinema scene in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with the industry flowering with new talents and international releases.

The January issue further celebrates creativity in all its forms, including an incisive exploration of the GCC’s growing global role as the new fashion and art capital of the world.

Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, Chairwoman of the General Women’s Union, President of the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, and Supreme Chairwoman of the Family Development Foundation, the “Mother of the Nation,” has penned an exclusive essay for the December 2021 issue of Vogue Arabia, marking the 50th anniversary of the nation.
Also in this celebratory issue, HE Hend Al Otaiba gives her first in-depth interview in the region since her appointment as the UAE’s first female ambassador to France this past summer.
As part of Vogue Arabia’s Golden Jubilee edition, we explore fashion through the lens of culture with a visit to the Guardians of Heritage in Abu Dhabi, who share the secrets to their ancient crafts of Al-Tali crafting, sadu, sewing, and henna engraving. In another exclusive, HH Sheikha Fatima bint Hazza Bin Zayed Al Nahyan reveals the second chapter of her collaboration with Bulgari, with a line that aims to share the values of her grandfather, the late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Father of the Nation.
Showing Dubai is a land of opportunities for both local and foreigners, the Dubai-based couturiers behind Michael Cinco, Amato, and Ezra Couture opens up about building their respective fashion empires in the UAE, having arrived in the Emirates in the Nineties, and becoming leaders on the regional fashion scene with an international celebrity following. All this and more in the December 2021 issue of Vogue Arabia.

The November issue of Vogue Arabia celebrates the return of dramatic
romance and opulent beauty, as exemplified by Oscar winner Penélope Cruz, shot in Madrid for the cover.
In her conversation with editor-in-chief Manuel Arnaut, Cruz opens up about her close relationship with director Pedro Almodóvar, with whom she has made eight films. 

The November issue is a toast to remarkable women from the region and beyond and shines a light on the important work they are doing and the art they are creating. There’s an Iranian artist and director Shirin Neshat in conversation with Isabella Rossellini about their new film, Land of Dreams, talking about the power of women creating interesting, dynamic work together.
We also travel to Rabat to meet the mother and daughter team behind Atelier Houria Tazi, which has been creating exquisite homeware for four decades and speak to the world’s first Arab supermodel, Lebanese Andrée Acouri, who walked the runways for Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior, and Chanel. And in two further world exclusives, we reveal the Christian Dior exhibition opening in Doha this month and publish the moving new foreword from Her Imperial Majesty Empress Farah Diba Pahlavi’s memoirs.
The issue also dives into the latest beauty trends, from groundbreaking ingredients and formulas to the latest makeup and perfume releases. The November issue also features the Vogue Arabia Living supplement, with the world’s most beautiful homes, trends, and designers, and an invitation to HH Sheikha Fatima Bint Hazza Bin Zayed Al Nahyan English countryside manor.

A future void of colorism, nepotism, and sexism. A future where each individual can proudly own her truth, her history, her authentic self. The Vogue Arabia October 2021 issue points to a new world, a community of individuals who are like-minded in their quest for excellence and non-conformism. 
As Expo 2020 Dubai launches this month, Vogue Arabia reflects on the region’s remarkable achievements and honors the women of the past who helped forecast the world of tomorrow, the issue offers tributes to Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, Egyptian feminist and writer Nawal El Saadawi, and Fatima Al-Fihri, Tunisian founder of the Al-Qarawiyyin mosque—women who broke barriers and whose achievements shaped the world of today.
In beauty, the latest techniques are explored, particularly biomes; the art of using the skin’s living bacteria to rejuvenate the face. Meanwhile, the artistry of perfume is examined through the eyes and words of one of the world’s greatest architects Frank Gehry and his first collaboration with fragrance with Louis Vuitton.

The September publication of Vogue Arabia – traditionally the most anticipated and biggest of the year – celebrates a serendipitous milestone. It is the 50th issue, in a year that also celebrates 50 years of the UAE. Marking this significant moment is a cover like no other: HH Sheikha Latifa Bint Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairperson of the Dubai Culture & Arts Authority, and daughter of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, against the backdrop of dawn in Dubai, standing as a powerful symbol of hope, purpose, and the beating heart of the UAE’s creative ecosystem. 

The September issue also celebrates and honors the many creatives, designers, and artists impacted by instability and tragedy in the region – including Hind Hilal, Noora Khalifeh, Suzy Tamimi, and Shukri Lawrence and Omar Braika, Palestinian fashion designers creating contemporary collections that honor their roots, as well as preserving the DNA of their heritage. In another inspiring feature, Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad reflects on the Beirut Blast and the still ongoing effects on his country.

This being the September 2021 issue, the pages feature timely stories about sustainable fashion and its champions – and how to consciously consume style that lasts – as well as beauty and jewelry news, and exquisite shoots with the region’s biggest talents and rising stars.

This year also marks the opening of Expo 2020 Dubai, and we give a preview of what to expect and what not to miss.

The Vogue Arabia Body Positivity summer issue is an ode to real diversity and empowerment, questioning the traditional notions of what society once described as the perfect body. The Body Issue goes further than skin deep by shining the spotlight on three extraordinary women of determination from the region – each of whom has lost a leg. 
The July/August 2021 issue also explores the changing perceptions of femininity, with three muscle-building Arab women who talk about strength, beauty and crushing stereotypes in the Middle East.
The Body Issue is a testament to Vogue Arabia’s commitment to showing different kinds of bodies in a true tribute to diversity, celebrating the power and perfection of every single body.


The June 2021 issue of Vogue Arabia celebrates the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with two cover stories where fashion and art meet, giving rise to a symbiosis of creative synergies.
 
The issue also features Saudi’s most exciting young fashion talents, along with legends of the Kingdom’s creative industries. 
 
Saudi Arabia’s energetic creative scene is represented throughout the June issue. A fresh cohort of designers is affirming the strength of Saudi Arabia to grow into a leading power of great design.
 
Moreover, Vogue Arabia meets dancer Samira Alkhamis, tenor and composer Marwan Fagi, countertenor Mohammed Khayran Al-Zahrani, and soprano Sawsan Al Bahiti. These four Saudi artists are raising the bar of high art in the Kingdom. 
 
Also in June, the spotlight is turned on women from across the Kingdom who are excelling in their fields as artists, writers, humanitarians, pilots, and lawyers.  These trailblazers are creating a new narrative of what contemporary Arab women represent.
 
An interview with social activist and the Kingdom’s first UN Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador, Muna AbuSulayman, brings forth her moving message on female empowerment, which will also be highlighted in a new book. The Saudi issue further features Jeddah-born Amy Roko, who has carved out a creative space without ever revealing her face. 
 
Also exclusively in this issue, Vogue Arabia announces the launch of and partnership with Saudi 100 Brands, an initiative by the Fashion Commission of the Kingdom’s Ministry of Culture. The new initiative, which invites 100 Saudi fashion designers to take part in a rigorous mentorship program, is led by leading industry experts. At its helm is Her Highness Princess Noura bint Faisal, Sector Development Director of the Fashion Commission.

Vogue Arabia’s May issue is dedicated to artistry, celebrating craftsmanship, heritage, and savoir-faire.
In an issue dedicated to craftsmanship and excellence, Vogue Arabia meets with the couturier who put Arab fashion on the international map. Elie Saab opens up about his childhood, the Maison he built, and his beloved Lebanon. His latest haute couture collection is photographed against a backdrop of vintage photos of Beirut, juxtaposing contemporary with the past. 
Inside the artistry issue, an exclusive feature with HH Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi sees the wife of the Ruler of Sharjah share the importance of preserving traditional Emirati crafts. 
From the runway to the red carpet, Vogue Arabia also turns the spotlight on the Palestinian Oscar-nominated director Farah Nabulsi. In her short film The Present, the first female Palestinian director nominated for an Academy Award sheds light on the reality of Palestinian lives and tells the stories of its citizens.
 The May issue also features Academy Award-winning actor Julia Roberts, who opens up about what makes her happy. She also talks about her wish to visit the region.
The May issue also comes with the second edition of Vogue Living, which opens the doors to beautiful summer homes in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Morocco, while highlighting the perfect alfresco furniture for the coming season, and celebrating the best of Italian design.

HH Sheikha Fatima bint Hazza bint Zayed Al Nahyan graces the cover of Vogue Arabia’s April issue, embracing the values of “family, nation, and strength.”
The April issue also highlights other thriving cultural movements in the region led by incredible women. In Qatar, Vogue Arabia meets Doha Film Institute CEO Fatma Hassan Al Remaihi, who discusses her country’s contributions to cinema by guiding burgeoning filmmakers in Qatar and beyond, and placing women front and center along the way.
In beauty, Emirati-Yemeni singer Balqees glows in statement makeup, revealing her debut beauty brand targeted at Arab women in particular. With 10 million social media followers, the singer also has ambitious plans to expand her brand internationally. 
Adding to stories of women crossing new frontiers in the Middle East, Vogue Arabia joins the UAE’s first all-female camel racing team on an adventure into the dunes of Dubai. Shamsa AlHaj, Rabab El Guwiri, Nonna Akopian, Anna Aiko, and Bouchra Ezzekmi are smashing taboos by showing the world that camel racing is no longer strictly a man’s sport – while taking Vogue Arabia along on an incredible journey through the desert. The story also includes a visit to two of the most prominent camel riding centers for women in the UAE: Arabian Desert Camel Riding and the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Heritage Center.
In another exclusive, couturier Rami Al Ali celebrates 20 years of his eponymous fashion house with a stunning shoot imbued with memories of his country of birth, Syria. He retraces the steps he took to build his brand and shares why he’s now moving with purpose to pay it forward. 
All this and more inspiring features, exclusive interviews, and groundbreaking fashion shoots, only in the April 2021 issue of Vogue Arabia.

This March, all 27 editions of Vogue worldwide are dedicating their issues to creativity and fashion’s artistic spirit. For Vogue Arabia, celebrating in this month its 4th anniversary, the theme takes a truly local angle, with an issue fully dedicated to the best creative talents coming from the Middle East and North Africa. 
 The conceptual covers are shot by Moroccan photographer Mous Lamrabat. They offer a message of optimism in a world that is facing so many challenges. Shot in Marrakech, the images by Lamrabat invite the viewer inside his singular universe; one that challenges modern misconceptions of beauty, and explores creativity within the world of the absurd and the surreal. 
The March anniversary issue also highlights a range of topics surrounding art and what creativity means today. From personal and powerful photo essays of a new generation of fearless young MENA talent shot in New York by Tunisian female photographer Oumayma Ben Tanfous, to a peek behind-the-scenes at surrealist fashion house Schiaparelli with an interview with its creative director Daniel Roseberry, this issue celebrates creativity in all its forms. Of course, March also showcases the latest high jewelry, SS21 collections, and the new abaya styles.
Creativity also comes with a twist of humor in this issue, spotlighting the famous Egyptian satirical figure Abla Fahita, who will star in the upcoming Netflix series Drama Queen, with her own couture created by some of the Arab world’s most exciting designers who created looks 


Vogue Arabia February 2021 issue: A powerful message of unity, solidarity, stability, friendship, and sisterhood

The February cover of Vogue Arabia boasts royals from Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. Coming together in this historic edition, women from the ruling families of the GCC member states convey a powerful message of unity, solidarity, friendship, and sisterhood. The issue stands as a celebration of hope in the Gulf, in light of the recent AlUla GCC Summit Declaration signed by GCC leaders on January 5, reestablishing ties between their countries.

Also in this issue, we commemorate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11, by meeting five leading female Arab scientists from around the MENA region. Working for the advancement of humanity, they are pushing boundaries in their respective fields. Further afield, US Vice President Kamala Harris opens up about making history as her country’s first female vice president. Other highlights include interviews with French-Algerian actor Tahar Rahim and Egyptian TV presenter and actor Nardine Farag, while in fashion, we peek behind the curtain at Chanel and hear from Virginie Viard about the maison’s new chapter, as well as meet Myriam Yaya, founder of Dubai-based brand Mrs Keepa. In beauty news, the region’s It girls share the top trends of the season and how to achieve them.

Egyptian Actor Mona Zaki Makes Her Vogue Arabia Cover Debut with the January 2021 Issue. In January 2021, Vogue Arabia opens a new chapter and rethinks what to look for in the upcoming year. Imbibing the lessons we learned from 2020, which include not taking anything for granted, the importance of living in the moment, and preserving our present for a better future, this issue honors the values held deeply by Vogue. It encourages the prioritization of the simple, but vital aspects of life, such as family, creativity, slow and conscious fashion, as well as clean and healthy eating. Starring on the cover is Egyptian star Mona Zaki, who makes her Vogue Arabia cover debut with the January issue, following her tremendous success at Cairo International Film Festival winning the Faten Hamama Award for Excellence. The January issue also sees Selena Gomez more outspoken than ever. The 28-year-old Gomez is a busy star, adding to her success a cooking show, a beauty line challenging the stigmas surrounding mental health, and her political activism. Kicking off the year with positivity, the issue also holds all that you would expect from Vogue Arabia and more — the best of fashion and beauty inspiration to help you start the year looking and feeling your very best. Also, discover Milla Jovovich in a stunning beauty shoot by Greg Swales. With a new movie coming out, actor and model Jovovich talks about her career, family, and beauty routines. The January issue opens the discussion about plastic surgery and its impact on women in the Middle East who are looking to these procedures to recreate the filtered look. The issue also reveals the winner of the long-awaited 2020 Vogue Fashion Prize, Powered by NEOM.

The December 2020 issue of Vogue Arabia celebrates the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with five covers dedicated to the country and its people.
The Unesco heritage site of Diriyah, the original home of the Saudi royal family and where the Kingdom was first formed, offers, for the first time ever to a magazine, a regal backdrop to celebrate the heritage of traditional garments and craftsmanship.
The first cover stars five young Saudi women from across the country dressed in their respective regional dress.
In brilliant contrast, the smart city of NEOM, which powers this year’s Vogue Fashion Prize, draws the eye to the next star Saudi models. International Saudi couturier Ashi is also featured on a cover alongside model and Ashi muse Cindy Bruna. 
Also inside the Saudi issue, an exclusive feature by the Saudi ambassador to the US, HRH Princess Reema bint Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. Photographed for Vogue Arabia by her daughter, Princess Sarah bint Faisal Al Saud, she pens a letter to Saudi women.
In fashion, Saudi women’s evolving relationship with the abaya is explored, while in beauty, the Kingdom’s centuries-deep connection with perfume is also underscored. Fragrance in Arabia, a symbol of luxury and indulgence, has inspired lasting trends and brands the world over. Meanwhile, burgeoning ready-to-wear labels by young designers from the Kingdom are featured. Exceptionally, the December 2020 issue pays tribute to the mother of Saudi fine art with an interview with 80-year-old Saudi artist Safeya Binzagr by Saudi gallerist Mashael Al Rushaid. Other stories explore behind the scenes of the flourishing world of Saudi cinema with women, in particular, informing of the roles being offered in front of and behind the camera.


Celebrating creativity and optimism, the November 2020 issue of Vogue Arabia speaks to fashion’s power to stimulate our senses. Landing her first-ever Vogue cover is an actor of the moment, Lily Collins. The star and producer of the wildly successful Netflix series Emily in Paris is also set to star in the upcoming biopic Mank.
The November issue is bursting with hopeful stories of celebration. The stars of the El Gouna film festival come out to shine on the red carpet, with Yousra, Laila Elwi, Jamal Soleiman, Lobloba, and Yasmine Sabri posing for exclusive portraits. In another exclusive scoop, Loewe creative director Jonathan Anderson opens up about his plans for the Spanish heritage brand, while regionally, Bahraini designer Shaima Al Mansoori who has dressed stars such as Beyoncé and Julia Roberts, shares her rules of success. On the topic of motherhood, Dubai-based Iraqi interior designer Marmar AlHilali shares her story of pregnancy through surrogacy – the first such pregnancy recorded in Iraqi history.
Celebrating ageless beauty, a unique portfolio spotlights women in the region who embrace their natural evolution and authentic selves. Far from the android-like ideal championed on social media, these women proudly wear their age like a symbol of a life well-lived. Having spent her life serving the less fortunate, Lebanese Lady Palumbo is photographed in London, where she is chair of her family’s members-only Walbrook Club. The daughter of the late publisher Kamel Mrowa shares inspiring words for Lebanon.

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.

Entrepreneur and former reality TV favorite Kourtney Kardashian makes her Vogue Arabia cover debut for the July/August issue, which focuses on prioritizing yourself. The issue also sees Halima Aden join the team as Vogue Arabia’s Diversity Editor-at-Large. For her first assignment, Aden writes a poignant column about her own experiences and the discrimination she has faced. Promising to keep you busy this summer, the July/August issue showcases the fashion and beauty industries’ biggest players, with exclusive interviews, shoots, and features. Highlights include:
·     Amani al-Khatahtbeh on her quest to become the first Muslim woman to run for federal office in New Jersey in the US.
·     Black creatives based in the Middle East speak about big breaks, career highlights, and the work that still needs to be done to level the playing field.
·     The future of models: as virtual models increasingly blur the lines of reality, will human ones be pushed to the fashion industry’s brink?
·     Along with stylist and activist Aja Barber, our Sustainability Editor-at-Large, Livia Firth, the importance of representation within the fashion industry, colonialism, and why consumers need to be more active.
·     Also, discover the dreamy world of iconic hotels coveted by the most esteemed travelers throughout the ages.

The June issue of Vogue Arabia is an ode to Lebanon – celebrating its courage, spirit, and pride. With economic issues and ongoing political struggles, the nation has once again found itself experiencing troubled times. This month, Vogue Arabia pays tribute to the country and its brave people, including cover star Majida El Roumi. The issue is fully dedicated to Lebanon, showcasing its biggest players in the fashion and beauty industry, as well as featuring exclusive interviews, shoots, and stories.

Vogue Arabia collaborated with four top models to create four bespoke covers for the May Do It Yourself issue. Working in front of, and behind, the lens, each one styled and art directed their shoots and talked about their life in quarantine. Also in the issue, readers are invited to find inner calm by coloring in some of Vogue’s fashion shoots; HH Sheikha Intisar Al Sabah reveals how she is helping traumatized women; Monica Bellucci shares her beauty secrets; Tara Emad opens up in an honest and exclusive interview, while doctors Shamma Al Mazrouei and Fatima Al Kaabi offer an insight into life on the frontline at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City. Of course, there’s also plenty of beauty and fashion trends to keep you sartorially in check.

As the world struggles to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, now more than ever it is important for us all to connect. As such, the April issue of Vogue Arabia highlights the importance of union and fraternity, focusing on stories of hope and love during times of quarantine.
In a celebration of humanity, the publication’s 35th edition is dedicated to remarkable individuals across the globe – those who have succeeded against the odds and inspired us through their triumphs. From the Arab medical staff helping in the fight against the coronavirus to sustainability warriors and migrants who chased and achieved their dreams. Be inspired by the wonderful people in this issue as well as the usual fashion and beauty content – we’ve got all your needs covered.

Marking the third anniversary, Vogue Arabia celebrates with three iconic cover stars each representing the best of Arabic pop culture. Starring the biggest names in film, art, fashion and beauty, the anniversary issue has the most spectacular star power yet, with a combined following of more than one billion. As well as major interview exclusives, the issue also showcases the best season buys from bedazzled chokers to Morocco-inspired gowns, haute couture and statement abayas. In beauty the dark side of vaping is exposed, while the secret to aging gracefully through the ages is revealed. In Arabic we praise the matriarchs behind some of the fashion industry’s most famous families and delve deep into the desert to meet the women who are the first to practice falconry in the Middle East. All this plus more features and shoots than before, all part of the bumper issue.

The February issue celebrates the working woman whether it’s the stay at home mother running her home or the CEO running a multi-million dollar conglomerate, the issue is empowering with inspiring stories of success and advice on how to dress for the workplace. Our cover star is a working mother who has been at the top of her game for more than a decade, with nearly 10 million followers on Instagram she is a bona fide role model in the Middle East. In beauty, we explore the 2020 celebrity-approved treatments as well as the retreats to splash out on. A decluttering expert and advice from Stella McCartney continue our Vogue Values of living more sustainably.

As we enter a brand new decade, Vogue Arabia is embarking on a new mission to focus on sustainability and inclusivity as part of the Vogue Values campaign, which kicks off in the January 2020 issue. Vogue Values is a long-term commitment, standing for the values of diversity, responsibility, and respect for individuals, communities, and our natural environment. To promote the campaign, the cover story photographed by Elizaveta Porodina took place in the magical Kasbah Bab Ourika in Morocco, paying homage to the culture of the magnificent country, which has been inspiring the fashion world for decades. The shoot was fully styled with North African and Arab designers, highlighting Vogue Arabia’s ongoing campaign #buyarabdesigners. Features in this issue include the importance of shopping smart, buying sustainable beauty brands and supporting local talent.

Proving there’s much to celebrate, the December issues serves up more than just the best in party wear and makeup. Our cover stars champion the important message of inclusivity and diversity in the industry, showcasing the future of fashion. Also, in this issue, we turn to the stars of the region for style inspiration, while the biggest name in beauty offers a Midas touch to the season’s trends. For jewels and watches that truly dazzle we have you sorted, while we also reveal the new IT shoes to have on your radar. All these plus interviews with world-class fashion designers, and inspiring female entrepreneurs and stars.

The November issue is dedicated to being happy and introducing fun into your life whether that’s through bright fashion, quirky beauty treatments or good old fashioned comedy. The cover story looks at how fashion and humor have had a long-standing connection, with the covers stars – an international fashion icon and a comedic legend proving the point. In beauty, the red lip is back with a vengeance; dance therapy is the new way to unwind, and Donatella Versace has some big news. In fashion, surrealism takes center stage; animal print gets a modern revival, and the resort collections get dissected. All this plus exclusive interviews with major stars of the Arab world, who are guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

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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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Vogue Arabia - October 2020

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