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L'Officiel
Cover of the March 2000 issue, Nina Heimlich by Christophe Kutner
Editor-in-ChiefVanessa Bellugeon
CategoriesFashion
FrequencyBimonthly (7x per year)
PublisherDr. Feridun Hamdullahpur[1]
Total circulation645,135[2] (2017)
FounderAmédée-Martin Brunhes
First issue20 July 1921; 105 years ago (1921-07-20)
Company
CountryFrance
Based inParis
LanguageFrench
Websitelofficiel.com
ISSN0030-0403

L'Officiel (French pronunciation: [lɔfisjɛl]; stylised in all caps), full name L'Officiel de la couture et de la mode de Paris ("The Official [publication] of Paris Couture and Fashion"), is a French bimonthly fashion magazine that covers haute couture, ready-to-wear fashion, beauty, culture, design, and jewellery. Under the control of the Jalou family from the 1950s until the 2022 acquisition of Éditions Jalou by Hong Kong–based AMTD, the magazine is now operated through a French subsidiary, The Generation Essentials Group.[3] Since 2010, Vanessa Bellugeon has served as editor-in-chief (fashion), Marie-José Jalou previously served as editor-in-chief from the 1980s until 2002, remaining on as editorial director of the title until 2022.

Based in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, L'Officiel began publication in 1921 as the official publication of the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne.

L'Officiel USA, launched in 1976, as the first international edition. As of 2026, there are 21 international editions, including a region-specific edition for the French Alps and Riviera. Eleven of these editions are published by or in co-operation with L'Officiel (L'Officiel Canada, 时装 L'Officiel China, L'Officiel Davos, L'Officiel Hong Kong, L'Officiel Italia, L'Officiel Japan, L'Officiel Malaysia, L'Officiel Philippines, L'Officiel Singapore, 时装 L'Officiel Singapore, L'Officiel USA). The other ten editions are published under licence. A men's edition of the magazine, L'Officiel Hommes, began publication in 1977.[4] L'Officiel Art was in print from 2012 to 2020, and has since transitioned to a digital-only format.

Background

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L'Officiel is a French fashion magazine founded in 1921 by Amédée-Martin Brunhes as L'Officiel de la Couture et de la Mode (till late 1921, then as L'Officiel de la Couture, de la Mode et de la Confection till 1923, as L'Officiel de la Couture, de la Mode de Paris till 1935, as L'Officiel de la Couture et de la Mode de Paris till 2020, as L'Officiel since 2020/2021; with the secondary title Official Fashions from 1924 to 1926), it is the oldest fashion magazine of French origin in publication.[5]

The magazine is a bimonthly publication, published seven times per year for February/March, April/May, June/July, September, November, December/January, alongside a special issue for summer.[citation needed]

Founded as the official publication of the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, the magazine's slogan is 'The Official Voice of Fashion' (in French 'la voix officielle de la mode').[5][6] L'Officiel was owned by the Brunhes family from 1921 to the mid-1950s when it then came under the control of the Jalou family, the Jalou family sold the magazine and their publishing house Éditions Jalou in 2022 to AMTD.[5][3] Since 2025, L'Officiel is under the control of AMTD subsidiary The Generation Essentials Group.[6] The magazine is considered an international rival of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar and has been called the doyenne of French fashion magazines.[7]

Circulation

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Total circulation
Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Circulation 959,480 947,801 876,681 839,045 882,437 827,584 760,126 782,607 645,556 574,118 645,135

Editors

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French publications usually have multiple editors for different sections of the magazine, in the case of L'Officiel they are listed below. However, as of 2026 Vanessa Bellugeon is the only Editor-in-Chief at the publication.[citation needed]

Editor Start year End year
Editor-in-Chief
Jacques Sarrazin 1921[8]
Dominique Gaffory
Yves-Georges Prade[9] 1924
Andrée Castanié[10] 1933 1947
Georges Jalou 1947[11] 1986
Marie-José Jalou[4] 1986 2002
Editor-in-Chief (Fashion)
Marie-Anne Faure Lachaud 2002 2010
Vanessa Bellugeon[12] 2010 present
Editor-in-Chief (Magazine)
Cécile Sepulchre 2002 2007[13]
Caroline Bongrand[14] 2007 2010
Daphné Hézard 2010[15] 2014
Frédérique Dedet 2014[16] 2016
Marie-José Jalou 2016[17] 2016
Adrienne Ribes 2016[18] 2021

History

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The Beginnings of L'Officiel (1921–1938)

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L'Officiel was first published on 20 July 1921,[5] founded by Amédée-Martin Brunhes it was the official publication of the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture.[19][20]: 83  The Chambre Syndicale de la Couture (commonly referred to as “the Chamber”) was founded in 1868 by Charles Frederick Worth as a trade body representing all Parisian couturiers.[20]: 83  L'Officiel assumed the role of the previous official publication of the Chamber, Les Elégances Parisiennes.[21]: 56  During this period the magazine was directed principally at international buyers of high fashion, both corporate and individual, and those working within the fashion industry; it was published in French, English, and Spanish.[20]: 83 [22] Within the first issue Brunhes stated the magazine was to be a “technical and corporative organ” to overcome the “indolence and incompetence of the Public Powers, who disregard one of the richest sources of national wealth [referring to the couture industry].”[19] Couturiers such as Paul Poiret would have the magazine delivered to their offices for inspiration, later fashion designers including Jean Paul Gaultier would take inspiration from vintage and contemporary issues of the magazine.[22] Poiret, Louise Chéruit, and Jean Patou featured in interviews within the first and second issues.[19] In May 1926, Edouard Max Brunhes (son of Amédée-Martin) was named co-director of the publication.[11] In 1928, Edouard Max acquired the publishing company of L'Officiel, Éditions Brunhes.[11] Edouard Max proclaimed that “L'Officiel should be known in the entire world, that it should demonstrate the unequalled quality of French production and creation,”.[23]

From the mid-1920s illustrators Léon Benigni, S. Chompré, and Pierre-Armand Covillot, defined the visual aesthetics of the publication. Covillot was the primary cover layout designer, noted for his style that mirrored the Art Deco movement.[24] Benigni would illustrate over a hundred covers for the magazine.[24] From the late 1920s through to the 1930s, Austrian photographer Madame d'Ora worked for the magazine on contract and served as the primary photographer.[25] d'Ora would shoot over eighty covers for the magazine.[25] Through the 1930s and 1940s the Frères Séeberger were regular contributors to the magazine.[26]

In 1932, Georges Jalou was hired as art director and Marcel G. Pérès hired to improve sales and advertising.[4][27] L'Officiel publisher, Edouard Max Brunhes would die in 1933 and his widow entrusted the magazine to his principal collaborator, Andrée Castanié.[11]

In 1933 the Monte Carlo Rally Ladies Cup was created, sponsored by the magazine.[28] In 1934, L'Officiel advertised within the windows of Macy's department store in New York City.[19] It targeted American fashion designers who could use the publication for inspiration as a repository of French fashion.[19]

Italian illustrator René Gruau began a long-term collaboration with the magazine in 1936.[29] Over the span of fifty-five years, Gruau would illustrate more than ten covers and countless pages for the magazine.[29] His distinct Japonisme-inspired artwork would define 1950s fashion illustration.[29] His final contribution to L'Officiel was the December 1991/January 1992 cover.[29]

World War II and Post-War (1939–1969)

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L'Officiel was the one of the only fashion magazines to continue publication during the German occupation of France.[11] Other notable publications such as Fémina, Jardin des Modes, and Vogue Paris all suspended publication.[11] L'Officiel obtained a license to publish from authorities in February 1941, it was suspended in May 1941 and again in May 1942.[11] The 1942 suspension was due to an editorial report about fashion shows organised by Lucien Lelong occurring in the Zone libre.[11] Castanié was a member of the French Resistance, helping Allied soldiers escape from Nazi forces.[11] President Eisenhower of the United States would personally thank Castanié for her aid.[11]

L'Officiel logo (1948–1951; 1961–1973; 2008–2022)

During wartime publication covers often featured the French national colours of blue, white, and red in support of the resistance. The magazine did not suffer repercussions as art director Georges Jalou would inform authorities that they were “the colours of the season”.[27] Colette would contribute to the magazine from 1941 to 1942.[30]

Post-war, Christian Dior would dub the magazine “the bible of female fashion” and it continued to fulfil the role of showcasing French fashion to professional buyers around the world.[11]

In 1946, L'Officiel launched Chapeaux de Paris, a sister publication focused on millinery.[23] In 1955 it was renamed Actualité Couture-Chapeaux de Paris due to an increasing focus on French ready-to-wear.[23]

Georges Jalou was appointed editor-in-chief of L'Officiel in 1947.[11] Under his leadership the magazine would help to start the careers of designers such as Pierre Balmain, Cristóbal Balenciaga, Christian Dior, and Yves St. Laurent, becoming known as “the Bible of fashion and of high society”.[4][31] Philippe Pottier would join the magazine as photographer and fashion editor, contributing to the publication for twenty-five years.[32]

In 1956, according to Mary Brooks Picken L'Officiel was the most popular couture magazine worldwide and the leading publication of French fashion publishing.[23] Jacques de Lacretelle and Irène Lidova contributed to the magazine during this period.[33]

Throughout the 1960s starlets such as Jane Birkin, Catherine Deneuve, and Sylvie Vartan had their first editorial photos for the magazine.[22]

Jalou-Pérès acquisition and dual ownership (1969–1984)

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Following the death of Andrée Castanieé in 1969, Georges Jalou and Marcel G. Pérès acquired the magazine.[11] Under the ownership of Jalou and Pérès, the magazine began to adopt “the aesthetic and editorial codes of high-end feminine fashion” moving away from the previous style catering to the industry and industry professionals.[11]

An entire issue was dedicated to the creations of Pierre Cardin in 1972.[22] The following year an issue would be dedicated to the rise of ready-to-wear fashion and advancements in the ready-to-wear industry, including the achievements of textile factories and companies such as Bucol, Dormeuil, Armand Hallenstein, and Leonard [fr].[19]

The first editorial photoshoot of Isabelle Adjani was published in the December 1974 issue.[22] At age fifteen she posed wearing only a fur coat and jewellery.[22][34]

The mens edition of L'Officiel, L'Officiel Hommes launched in November 1976.[35] At the time L'Officiel Hommes featured more diverse coverage of age, nationality, and careers than L'Officiel.[35] The magazine ceased publication in 1991, relaunching in 1996 as L'Officiel Homme.[36] Following a publishing rights dispute L'Officiel Homme rebranded to L'Optimum in 1998.[35] In 2005 the magazine relaunched and has remained in operation since.[35]

French sociologist Bruno Latour contributed a noted essay on patriarchy (“La fin du pouvoir mâle”; transl. The end of male power) for the March 1979 issue.[19]

Under Éditions Jalou: International expansion, bankruptcy, and sale to AMTD (1984–2022)

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Following the death of Marcel Pérès, Jalou inherited sole ownership of the magazine and created the Éditions Jalou publishing house.[27] In 1986, Jalou transferred the publishing house to his three children; Laurent Jalou became the president, Marie-José Jalou directed the editorial content, and Maxime Jalou served as artistic director.[4][37]

For the 800th issue/75th anniversary issue in November 1995 prominent writers including Frédéric Dard, Françoise Giroud, Régine Deforges, and Amélie Nothomb, were invited to contribute pieces about fashion history based upon previous issues of the magazine.[22] Previous interviews with Jean Cocteau, Colette, Paul Poiret, Marcel Rochas, and Yves Saint Laurent were reprinted within the issue.[19]

As of 1998 the average issue circulation of L'Officiel was 96,578.[38]

Laurent Jalou passed away in 2003, Marie-José became president and stepped down from her role as Editor-in-Chief of L'Officiel, restructuring the editorial content to target a younger audience.[4] During the 2000s notable contributers include Catherine Millet and France Huser.[citation needed]

In 2005 the L'Officiel archive was launched online, becoming the first free-access online fashion magazine archive.[19] Gérard Chevalier oversaw the development and the completion of the archive, beginning in 2003.[19]

Controversy erupted in 2011 over a cover featuring American singer Beyoncé in blackface and traditional African tribal makeup.[39] The magazine responded stating that the makeup was in honour of Fela Kuti and “a return to her [Beyoncé's] African roots.”[40] Jezebel writer Dodai Stewart critisticed the editorial, “It's fun to play with fashion and makeup, and fashion has a history of provocation and pushing boundaries. But when you paint your face darker in order to look more 'African,' aren't you reducing an entire continent, full of different nations, tribes, cultures and histories, into one brown color?”[40] The stylist and creative director responding that “It was paying homage to African queens.”[41]

For the October 2013 issue Karl Lagerfeld photographed the cover and accompanying editorial, featuring the cast of Opium a biographical film about Jean Patou.[42]

In 2018, cryptocurrency Taste Token was launched. Led by Benjamin Eymère then CEO of L'Officiel it was developed to compensate readers for their time on the website and for brands to learn the interests and preferences of readers.[43] It has since been sunset.[citation needed]

Stefano Tonchi became Chief Creative Officer of the magazine in January 2020, exiting the position in December 2021 after payments to freelancers continued to be delayed.[44][45] In January 2021, freelancers working for the magazine in France took legal action over missing payments.[46][47][48]

In September 2021, the magazine celebrated its 100th anniversary with a special issue, the cover featured Jessica Chastain photographed by Alexi Lubomirski. A virtual museum known as L'Officiel House of Dreams was launched dedicated to the history of the magazine.[49] The archives were also opened for academic study to students at Parsons Paris.[50] Alongside the previous celebrations a book titled L'Officiel 100 : One Hundred People and Ideas from a Century in Fashion was published, edited by Stefano Tonchi, contributors included Emanuele Coccia, Pamela Golbin, Marié-Jose Jalou, and Valerie Steele among others.[5]

Post-acquisition and contemporary (2022–present)

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L'Officiel Inc. SAS, Éditions Jalou, and associated companies were sold to AMTD International (subsidiary of Hong Kong-based AMTD Group) in April 2022.[3] The Jalou family contributed to magazine until the legal case against AMTD, they retain ownership of L'Officiel Riviera in a partnership with Philippe Combres, Combres also owns L'Officiel St. Barth.[citation needed] Following the purchase, AMTD announced intentions to expand and establish the presence of the magazine to new regions around the world.[3][51]

In 2023, L'Officiel Singapore and L'Officiel Malaysia were brought under direct ownership and management.[52] In August 2023, L'Officiel Philippines was brought under direct ownership.[53]

In 2023 L'Officiel was reorganised to become part of AMTD World Media and Entertainment Group (WME). In 2025 a de-SPAC transaction occurred with a company backed by Lawrence Ho, which saw the creation of a new parent The Generation Essentials Group (TGE), publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange.[54] On the IPO day L'Officiel hosted the first fashion show on the NYSE trading floor.[6]

In 2026, the Jalou family accused AMTD of "trademark infringement, tax fraud, and misuse of corporate assets," and according to The Times the new owners are "fraudulently running the publication into the ground".[55][56] AMTD has been accused of running a financial scheme that aims to squander the assets of the French company, profiting from the brand without the French entity receiving any profit.[57] Primarily through foreign subsidiaries registered in the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands.[55][58] The stripping of assets from the French company is in direct violation of the 2015 recovery plan following Éditions Jalou's bankruptcy that prohibits the sale or transfer of the business and its brands.[57] The photographic archives of L'Officiel are also reported to be missing.[56][57] The Jalou family has not received all money from the 2022 sale with proceeds frozen in a Hong Kong bank account owned by the brokerage firm of AMTD.[59] Former CEO, Benjamin Eymère (and member of the Jalou family) launched legal proceedings against the company for unfair dismissal, seeking whistleblower status (that was denied by the labour court).[59] The Paris police judiciary have opened an investigation into the financial operations of the magazine following a 2025 complaint.[57]

Marie-José Jalou said she believed that AMTD was trying to deprive the original French publication of its assets and revenue whilst using its renown to construct an international brand, stating “L’Officiel was the fashion bible. I will never give up on it.”[56]

L'Officiel Coffee

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At the World Economic Forum in January 2023, a L'Officiel Coffee pop-up opened in Davos, with intentions to expand worldwide.[60] The first permanent location opened in the Omotesandō district of Tokyo in April 2025.[61][62] A L'Officiel Bar opened at the Tokyo coffeehouse in October 2025.[63]

In October 2025, a L'Officiel Coffee pop-up occurred at Shreeji Newsagents in London, U.K.[64] The second L'Officiel Coffee branch opened in Macau at the City of Dreams casino and resort in May 2026.[65][66] A third coffeehouse will open in the Tribeca district of New York City.[67]

Coffeehouses are planned to open across Japan,[68] and in Australia, China, France, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United States.[62]

Noteworthy covers

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Editions

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L'Officiel has 21 international editions, including a region-specific edition for the French Alps and Riviera. A men's edition L'Officiel Hommes was first published in 1977 and continuously since 2005. L'Officiel Art was launched in 2012 and then as a themed issue of L'Officiel from 2021 to 2023, it now operates as a digital-only publication.[citation needed]

Spin-off titles of the magazine that are no longer published include L'Officiel 1000 Modèles/L'Officiel Accessories (1996–2019),[69] L'Officiel Chirugie Esthétique (1996–2019),[70] L'Officiel 1000 Modèles Design (2003–2018),[71] L'Officiel Voyage (2005–2019),[72] L'Officiel Business (2007),[13] L'Officiel Intérieur (2008),[73] L'Officiel l'Intégrale 5000 Modèles/L'Officiel Fashion Week (2011–2019),[72] L'Officiel New Talents (2012),[74] L'Officiel l'Intégrale Luxe (2012–2015),[72] L'Officiel Shopping/L'Officiel Paris Guide (launched in 2012),[75] and L'Officiel Beauté (2013).[72]

The magazine's first supplement was launched in the 1920s and was known as L'Industrie Française du Vêtement Féminine.[5] Foreign editions in Brazil, Italy and the Middle East all had original print runs in the 1970s, these editions were closed down but later relaunched.[5] From 1984 to c. 1990, ياسمين Yasmine L'Officiel was published from Paris.[76] The magazine was published in Arabic by Al Mostakbal and distributed across Europe and the Middle East.[76] The editorial team was staffed primarily by Lebanese journalists, who were escaping the Lebanese Civil War.[76] Kamal Sinno served as editor and Ismat Shanbour as art director.[77][78] Shanbour revolutionised the art direction of Arabic-language magazines and notably redesigned Al Hawadeth.[76] L'Officiel En Español was briefly published from Buenos Aires, Argentina, it began publication in 1980 under the direction of María Eugenia Eyras.[79]

Currently L'Officiel directly owns and operates eleven editions L'Officiel Canada, 时装 L'Officiel China (in co-operation with Fashion Publishing), L'Officiel Hong Kong,[80] L'Officiel Italia,[44] L'Officiel Japan,[81][82] L'Officiel Malaysia,[52] L'Officiel Paris,[44] L'Officiel Philippines,[53] L'Officiel Singapore[52] 时装 L'Officiel Singapore, and L'Officiel USA.[44] A special edition for the World Economic Forum titled L'Officiel Davos has been published since 2023.[83] As of 2026 a Taiwanese edition is set to launch and editions in Australia and Mexico are planned to relaunch in the near future.[84][85] They also own and operate La Revue des Montres in France, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore.[86][87] La Revue des Montres is planned to be launched in Vietnam and Japan.[86][68]

Before the closure of each respective edition they owned and operated L'Officel Brasil (joint-venture with Editora Escala [pt]),[44] L'Officiel NL (the Netherlands), and L'Officiel Schweiz/Suisse (Switzerland).

时装 L'Officiel China

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L'Officiel was the first international fashion magazine to launch in China,[88] launching in April 1987, however this edition ceased publication in 1990.[89]

The magazine was relaunched in 2002 as 魅力 L'Officiel 中文版 and was operated by NCN (Hong Kong branch) under licence, the magazine was based in Hong Kong. However it closed the same year.[citation needed]

In 1980 时装 (Fashion) was founded and by the mid-1980s had almost reached a circulation of 300,000.[90] From late 2003 the magazine was rebranded to 时装 L'Officiel after an agreement was made with Éditions Jalou and with this the magazine became distributed in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau.[91][92] The magazine is based in Beijing.[93] As of 2021 L'Officiel China had a circulation of 839,000.[94]

L'Officiel Hong Kong

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L'Officiel entered the Hong Kong market in 2002 with the launch of 魅力 L'Officiel, the Chinese edition of L'Officiel. 魅力 L'Officiel was based out of Hong Kong, however, it would cease publication within the year. 时装 L'Officiel China was distributed in Hong Kong from its launch in 2003.[citation needed]

The Hong Kong edition of L'Officiel, entitled L'Officiel Hong Kong SAR launched on digital platforms in November 2023 and entered print in March 2024.[95] Katherine Ho (previously of Vogue Hong Kong) was appointed editor-in-chief.[96] After four issues in-print, the vast majority of the editorial staff were laid off.[citation needed] Following that, the company underwent a restructuring. Angel Fong was appointed editor-in-chief in 2025.

In 2026, the magazine alongside The Art Newspaper Hong Kong was designated as a media partner for the "Art in Resonance" programme of The Peninsula Hong Kong.[97]

L'Officiel Italia

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L'Officiel Italia was published for a brief period in the 1970s and agin in the 1990s.[98] In 2009, the Italian edition L'Officiel Hommes was launched and in September 2012 L'Officiel Italia was relaunched with Carlo Mazzoni as Editor-in-Chief.[99][100]

L'Officiel Japan

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In 1973, Japanese translations were included in the original French edition.[101] In 2005 the Japanese edition L'Officiel Japon was launched. It ceased publication in 2008.[102] In October 2015 L'Officiel Japan re-launched with Tetsuya Mabuchi as publisher and Naoko Kikuchi as editor-in-chief it was published in a co-operation between Éditions Jalou and Seven & I Publishing.[103][104] The magazine ceased publication in December 2016, but the last issue was January/February 2017.[105]

In early 2020 it was reported that within two years a Japanese edition was aiming to be launched along with editions for Australia, Nigeria and the United Kingdom.[44] The same was confirmed about a Japanese edition in late 2022.[106]

WWD Japan reported in May 2024 that the magazine would relaunch in September with Takafumi Kawasaki as its Editor-in-Chief, he previously worked for L'Uomo Vogue and GQ Japan.[61] The magazine relaunched in September with Rie Miyazawa on the cover.[81]

L'Officiel USA

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L'Officiel USA (stylised as L'Officiel/U.S.A.) was launched in 1976 as one of the first international editions of the magazine,[107] The magazine was edited by Dorothy Coleman Seeman, however, in 1979 she was replaced by Himilce Novas whom had been called "terrific" by Diana Vreeland.[108] Prior to the 1976 launch of L'Officiel USA, an imported version of Parisian L'Officiel with accompanying English translations was printed for the United States from April 1946.[109] L'Officiel/U.S.A. ceased publication with the August 1980 issue.[110][111]

In 2017, L'Officiel USA re-launched on digital platforms led by Joseph Akel, the first print edition was released in February 2018.[46] The magazine is based in New York City.[112] Peter Davis, replaced Akel as editor-in-chief in 2019.[5] Davis would exit the magazine at the end of 2020.[113]

After the role of editor was left vacant for nearly two years, Caroline Grosso was appointed editor-in-chief of L'Officiel USA in August 2022.[113]

L'Officiel Russia

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Foreign editions and editors

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Operating

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Country/region Circulation dates Editor-in-chief Start year End year
United States (L'Officiel USA) 1976–1980 Dorothy Coleman Seeman 1976[114] 1979
Himilce Novas 1979[110][108] 1980
2018–present Joseph Akel 2018[115] 2019
Peter Davis 2019[5] 2020
Caroline Grosso 2022[113] present
China (时装 L'Officiel China) 1987–1990[89][note 1] Hong Min (洪敏) 1987[116] 1990[117]
2002–2002[note 2] Liu Yuewei (劉閱微) 2002 2002
2003–present Cheng Min (程敏) 2003[118]
Zhang Jing (张晶) 2017[5] present
Italy (L'Officiel Italia) 1991–1992 Giancarlo Albano 1991[119] 1992
2012–present Carlo Mazzoni 2012[99] 2014
Gianluca Cantaro 2014 2019
Giampietro Baudo 2019[120] present
Turkey (L'Officiel Türkiye) 2000–2005[121] Işık Şimşek 2000 2001
2012–present[122] Gülen Yelmen 2013 2015
Debora Zakuto 2016[123] 2020
Ceyda Gedikoglu 2020 2021
Inan Kirdemir 2021 2025
Atakan Nisir 2026 2026
Derya Gürsel 2026 present
South Korea (L'Officiel Korea) 2001–2002[124]
2019–present[125] Woo Lee Kyung (우이경) 2019[126] present
Japan (L'Officiel Japan) 2005–2008[note 3] Ikuro Takano (高野育郎) 2005[127] 2008
2015–2017 Naoko Kikuchi 2015[103] 2017
2024–present Takafumi Kawasaki (川崎剛) 2024[61] present
Singapore (L'Officiel Singapore) 2007–present Jumius Wong 2013[72] 2015
Grace Tay 2016 2017
Ian Lee 2017[128] present
Belgium (L'Officiel Belgium) 2008–2010[note 4] Nicolette Goldsmann 2008[129] 2010
2019–present[note 5] Laurence Descamps 2019[130] 2020
Céline Pécheux 2020[131] present
Thailand (L'Officiel Thailand) 2012–present Kusuma Chayiaporn 2012[72]
Sethapong Pawwattana 2019[132] 2025
Daneenart Burkakasikorn 2025 present
Philippines (L'Officiel Philippines) 2015–2017[note 6] Pam Quiñones 2015[133] 2017
2021–present Danyl Geneciran 2021[134] 2023
Loris Peña 2024[135] present
Vietnam (L'Officiel Vietnam) 2015–present[136] Angie Nguyễn 2015 2016
Dzũng Yoko 2016 2017
Valerie Mai Lan 2017 2020
Ho Hai Yen 2021 2025
Lan Khuê 2025[10] present
Malaysia (L'Officiel Malaysia) 2015–present Monica Mong 2015[137] 2021
Ian Loh 2021 2022
John Ng 2022[138] present
Saint Barth (L'Officiel St. Barth) 2015–present[139] Philippe Combres 2015[140] 2023
Jenny Mannerheim 2024[141] present
Argentina (L'Officiel Argentina) 2018–present[note 7] Ana Torrejón 2018[142] present
Monaco (L'Officiel Monaco) 2020–present Christoph Steiner 2020[143] 2021
Michael Schwab 2021[144] 2021
Svitlana Lavrynovych 2022[145] 2022
Anna Znamesky 2022[146] 2022
Daria Romanenko 2023[147] 2024
Katerina Leroy 2024[148] present
Chile (L'Officiel Chile) 2021–present Valentina Espinoza 2021 2022
Paula Olmedo 2022 present
French Riviera, French Alps (L'Officiel Riviera) 2021–present Philippe Combres 2021[149] 2023
Jenny Mannerheim 2024[150] 2025
Edouard Ng 2025[151] present
Ibiza (L'Officiel Ibiza) 2022–present Maya Boyd 2022[152] 2024[153]
Maria Cecilia Andretta 2026 present
Hong Kong (L'Officiel Hong Kong SAR) 2024–present Katherine Ho 2024[96] 2024[154]
Angel Fong 2025 present
Canada (L'Officiel Canada) 2026–present
Singapore (L'Officiel Singapore 时装) 2026–present Grace Lee 2026[155] present

Defunct

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Country/region Circulation dates Editor-in-chief Start year End year
Brazil (L'Officiel Brasil) 1978–1981[156] Celina Luz 1981
2006–2025[157] Silvana Holzmeister [pt] 2006 2011
Erika Palomino[158] 2012 2015
Maria Rita Alonso 2015 2018
Renata Brosina 2018 2020
Patrícia Favalle 2020 2020
Silvana Holzmeister [pt] 2021 2025
Spain (L'Officiel España) 1992–1992[159] 1992 1992
2015–2018 Andrés Rodriguez 2015 2018
Russia (L'Officiel Россия) 1997–2011 Alexander Pushkin (Александр Пушкин) 1997[160] 1998
Evelina Khromtchenko (Эвелина Хромченко) 1998[161] 2011
Maria Nevskaya (Мария Невская) 2010[162] 2011
2013–2018 Ksenia Gorbacheva (Ксения Горбачева) 2013[163] 2014
Ksenia Sobchak (Ксения Собчак) 2015[164] 2018
2019–2022 Edward Dorozhkin (Эдуард Дорожкин) 2019[165] 2020
Ekaterina Astashova (Екатерина Асташова) 2020[166] 2022
Greece (L'Officiel Hellas) 2000–2003 Anita Grigoriadis 2000[167] 2003
2006–2012[168] Evi Karatza 2006 2009
2014–2015 Maria Chorianopoulou 2014[72] 2015
Ukraine (L'Officiel Україна) 2001–2025[169] Iryna Danylevska (Ірина Данилевська) 2001 2004
Natalia Radovynska 2004 2008
Ana Varava (Ане Вараве) 2008 2017
Ulyana Boyko (Ульяна Бойко) 2017[170] 2025
Alexey Nilov (Олексій Нілов) 2024 2025
India (L'Officiel India) 2002–2022[171] Superna R. Motwane 2002[172] 2013
Juhi Dua Jacob 2013[72] 2015
Asmita Aggarwal 2015 2016
Neena Haridas 2016 2018
Nitin Agarwal 2020 2022
Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (L'Officiel Arabia) 2005–2018[72][note 8] Souha Abbas 2005[173] c. 2008
Mirvat Ghanem c. 2008 2009
Nadine El Chaer[174] 2010
2019–2021[175] Boba Stanic 2019[176] 2021
The Netherlands (L'Officiel NL) 2007–2019 Nicolette Goldsmann 2008[72] 2019
Serbia (L'Officiel Srbija) 2008–2010[177] Verica Rakočević 2008[178] 2008
Peter Janosevic 2008 2009
Bojana Janjušević 2010
Latvia (L'Officiel Latvija) 2008–2025 Marina Siunova 2008
Jelena Vlasova[72]
Julija Rumjanceva 2014 2017
Līga Zemture 2018 2024
Gabriela Golande 2025 2025
Morocco (L'Officiel Maroc) 2009–2025 Sofia Benbrahim 2009[179] 2015
Kaoutar Salmy 2015 2016
Hugues Roy 2017 2025
Lebanon, Syria (L'Officiel Levant) 2009–2019 Fifi Abou Dib 2009[180] 2019
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan (L'Officiel Central Asia) 2010–2014[181] Gulnara Karimova 2010[181] 2014
Lithuania (L'Officiel Lithuania) 2010–2023[182] Jurgita Garbaraviciene 2010[72] 2018
Agnė Jagelavičiūtė 2018[183] 2021
Juoz Statkevičius 2021[184] 2022[185]
Azerbaijan (L'Officiel Azerbaijan) 2012–2018[72] Nilufer Amini Afhami (Нилюфер Амини Афхами) 2012[186] 2013
Lina Aliyeva (Лина Алиева) 2016[187] 2018
Indonesia (L'Officiel Indonesia) 2013–2019[188] Winda Malika Siregar 2013[72] 2014
Hessy Aurelia Rumadja 2014 2017
Rizky Citra Rory[note 9] 2018[189] 2019
Switzerland (L'Officiel Suisse/Schweiz) 2014–2019[190] Sandra Bauknecht 2014 2016
Livia Zafiriou 2016[191] 2019
Odile Didi Habel 2019[191] 2019
Mexico (L'Officiel México) 2014–2022 Pamela Ocampo 2014[190] 2018
Brenda Díaz de la Vega 2019 2019
Javier Quesada 2019 2022
Australia (L'Officiel Australia) 2015–2015 Dimitri Vorontsov 2015[192] 2015
Damien Woolnough 2015 2015
Kazakhstan (L'Officiel Kazakhstan) 2015–2019[193] Gulnara Mergaliyeva[194]
Germany (L'Officiel Deutsch) 2016–2018 Lisa Feldmann [de] 2016[195] 2017
Nikolas Marten [de] 2017[196] 2018
Mykonos (L'Officiel Mykonos) 2016–2016[197] Molly Andrianou (Μόλλυ Αδριανού) 2016[198] 2016
Eleni Papaioannou 2016 2016
Poland (L'Officiel Polska) 2016–2021 Ewelina Kustra 2016[199] 2021
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania (L'Officiel Baltic) 2018–2025 Līga Zemture 2018[200] 2024
Gabriela Golande 2025 2025
Austria (L'Officiel Austria) 2019–2025 Christoph Steiner 2019[201] 2022
Svitlana Lavrynovych 2022[145] 2022
Anna Znamensky 2022[202] 2024
Sara Douedari 2024 2025
Cyprus (L'Officiel Cyprus) 2020–2024 Christoph Steiner 2020[203] 2021
Svitlana Lavrynovych 2021[204] 2022
Anna Znamesky 2022[205] 2023
Andrea Ioannou 2023[205] 2023
Lisa Johnson 2023[206] 2024
Liechtenstein (L'Officiel Liechtenstein) 2021–2025 Grace Maier 2021[207] 2025

See also

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Notes

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  1. ↑ As 巴黎时装 L'Officiel
  2. ↑ As 魅力 L'Officiel 中文版
  3. ↑ Titled L'Officiel Japon
  4. ↑ Titled L'Officiel BE
  5. ↑ Originally titled L'Officiel BE (2019 to 2022) since 2022 as L'Officiel Belgium or L'Officiel Belgique or L'Officiel België depending on language distributed
  6. ↑ Titled L'Officiel Manila
  7. ↑ Originally titled L'Officiel ARG (2018 to 2020) since 2020 as L'Officiel Argentina
  8. ↑ Titled L'Officiel Middle East
  9. ↑ Originally credited as Kiky Rory

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