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Posted On: January 25th 2024, 04:41 pm
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Vietnam is set to get its own Vogue edition, with Vogue Vietnam officially scheduled to launch in 2027. As one of the world’s most influential fashion and lifestyle publications, Vogue a history spanning more than a century. Known for its coverage of fashion, culture, and the creative industries, the magazine has editions across major markets worldwide. The project is a collaboration between Condé Nast and Beacon Asia Media, in partnership with Thời báo Văn học Nghệ thuật. The Vietnamese edition aims to build a multiplatform content ecosystem spanning print, digital platforms, and social media, covering fashion, art, culture, and lifestyle. Building on Vogue’s global editorial legacy, Vogue Vietnam will combine international standards with a local perspective, highlighting the country’s cultural identity, creative talent, and evolving fashion industry. Beyond covering global trends, the publication also aims to connect Vietnamese creatives with the international fashion and cultural scene. With Vogue Vietnam set to debut in 2027, the launch marks another step forward for Vietnamese fashion on the global stage. Readers are already looking forward to learning which Vietnamese star will grace its inaugural cover. Follow @vietqmedia to discover more Viet Goes Global.
A man lost his job after wearing a Halloween costume he called the “Jager-Bomber,” according to the claim accompanying a photo shared online. The outfit featured a vest fitted with Jägermeister bottles and Red Bull cans, a headscarf, and what appear to be prop guns. Its name was a play on the Jägerbomb drink. The costume raises questions about the line between Halloween humor and offensive stereotypes—and whether something worn outside work should have consequences at work.
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