Condé Nast Entertainment has announced the launch of a portfolio-wide network of studios, beginning with The New Yorker, Vogue, Vanity Fair, Wired and GQ. The new studios will expand the company's entertainment content production, build on each brand's premium storytelling and evolve the brand's IP into new domains, including films, TV series and podcasts. 

The studios have a number of projects to launch, in various stages of production, including Vogue's The Untitled Fashion Project, which is a series of documentaries in development, to feature iconic designers, their rise and everlasting impact on the industry. 

Condé Nast Entertainment President, Oren Katzeff has said: "The studios will provide a crucial strategic framework - allowing us to bring our brands' unparalleled storytelling and reporting to new mediums, and to do so with the kind of scale that will make us a true force in the global entertainment industry."