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Vogue Forces of Fashion returns to Sydney with Anna Wintour as first speaker
Anna Wintour: "I'm looking forward to coming together next year, talking about all the ways fashion has been changing, innovating and moving global culture forward."
by Alisha Buaya – Oct 12, 2026
Glamour Australia's genius 'social media first' launch strategy
Vogue's Edwina McCann tells Mediaweek why Glamour Australia skipped print and jumped straight onto TikTok and Instagram.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 13, 2026
Netflix signs video licensing deal with Variety, Condé Nast, Hearst and other publishers
Who would've thought the streaming service would go and raid the magazine rack for more content.
by Mediaweek – Jul 8, 2026
No one wants to go to the Met Gala. This is probably why
Ticket prices are slipping and star power is fading, as the Met Gala faces a rare test of its cultural pull.
by Natasha Lee – May 4, 2026
News Corp Australia to launch Glamour Australia
Myer named as founding partner.
by Natasha Lee – Apr 15, 2026
Vogue vs Dogue: Why the fashion bible is suing a doggy magazine
It only has a circulation of 100, but the creator of Dogue magazine (about dogs) has been accused of trademark infringement by Vogue’s publisher, Condé Nast.
by Nama Winston – Mar 31, 2026
Media Roundup: Epic wins app store fight, Perplexity bids for Chrome, Mark Read exits WPP, Chloe Malle eyed for Vogue, and Meghan Markle humbled
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 13, 2025
Icon Anna Wintour steps down as US Vogue editor after nearly 40 years
It's the end of an era.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 27, 2025
Media Roundup: YouTube rebuffs under-16 ban, ABC denies Lattouf offer, Optus Sport faces shutdown, Schwartz ends key podcasts, and Wintour exits Vogue role
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 27, 2025
Vogue Australia’s collectible April covers: Juergen Teller photographs Angelina Kendall in Paris
Edwina McCann on the Paris shoot, luxury brands loving print, and why the collectible covers are like “something that people might buy at a Taylor Swift concert."
by James Manning – Apr 11, 2024
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