Vogue Business, the standalone B2B answer to Business of Fashion, ended in 2025

Condé Nast International launched Vogue Business on January 28, 2019 as a standalone digital-only B2B title — a trade publication for fashion, beauty and luxury-industry professionals, entering a space long owned by Business of Fashion and WWD. It ran as its own entity with its own site, newsletter and editorial team, positioning itself as data-led business journalism under the Vogue name.

Six and a half years on, on September 30, 2025, the Vogue Business team announced the standalone operation was ending: the title was being brought 'into the wider Vogue ecosystem,' moving onto Vogue.com and the Vogue App with a new login and a 'more intuitive, streamlined interface consistent with the wider Vogue platform.' The independent site's identity was subsumed into Vogue's single digital platform.

The membership was restructured into Standard, Professional and Executive tiers with prices that rose, not fell: Standard from $66 to $98 per quarter, Professional from $230 to $299 per year and Executive from $1,655 to $1,985 per year. In-person events were removed from the Standard tier, and every membership now includes digital access to Vogue and Vogue Runway — a bundling that signals the standalone trade model gave way to the flagship's broader audience play.