Vogue Arabia will be launched in the Middle East this autumn, it was announced today by Jonathan Newhouse, Chairman and Chief Executive of Condé Nast International. The Arab edition of Vogue will make its debut as an English and Arabic language website, with a print edition to follow in Spring 2017. The newest edition of Vogue, the 22nd around the world, will be published under a license agreement with Nervora, a Dubai-based publisher which currently produces the region's leading fashion website.

Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz has been appointed editor-in-chief of Vogue Arabia. Deena is well known in the fashion world as the founder of a Riyadh-based, members-only boutique, D'NA. The fashion team working under her includes fashion director Daniela Agnelli and features director Caterina Minthe. Daniela has held senior roles with London's Telegraph magazine for 15 years. She began her career as a fashion journalist in Italy and has worked for a number of upmarket publications in Britain and the US. Caterina is currently Managing Director of Style.com/Arabia, the fashion website operated by Nervora, which will be replaced by the Vogue Arabia website and rebranded.

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