Condé Nast, which is to launch an Indian edition of the high-end fashion magazine Vogue on September 22, has announced plans to follow this up in India with other titles: Glamour, GQ, Condé Nast Traveler, Vanity Fair and Wired.

The magazine group is attempting to tap into India’s growing affluence, in a country where many still living in dire poverty.

The print run for Vogue will be 50,000 copies. Rival Elle already has an Indian edition.

In China, Vogue broke even in its first year.