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Vogue Singapore officially launched in August 1994 with the September issue featuring actress Joan Chen on the cover. The magazine was originally branded as Vogue Australia Singapore and sold at $3.30 a copy with an initial print run of 35,000 copies for distribution in Singapore.
The original Vogue Singapore edition closed because Condé Nast Asia-Pacific suspended publication due to the slowing economy in the city-state. The January 1997 issue was the last one going on sale on the 30th of December 1996 after advertisers withdrew and print sales dropped.
Vogue Singapore relaunched in September 2020 under a license agreement with Indochine Media Ventures. Desmond Lim took over the role of Editor-in-Chief in 2023 following Norman Tan who served from 2020 to 2022.
A print issue of Vogue Singapore retails for around nine Singaporean Dollars as of its 2020 relaunch. This price point reflects the changing economic landscape and the value placed on digital and print media in the region.
The modern Vogue Singapore includes scannable QR codes as well as AR and VR content to integrate technology into the fashion experience. These features allow readers to access additional content such as behind-the-scenes footage or interviews directly from their smartphones.