"Vogue" "Production Vogue" or "Vogue Productions" was originally a French label that also appeared on releases outside of .
It is an alternative logo for Disques Vogue.

Mostly used on French (1947~62), Canadian (1963~65), UK ('45/V XXXX', 'EPV XXXX'), Australian and Danish releases.
Also appears on some French 80s releases.
Do not confuse with the text "production Vogue", which appears on issues of Vogue recordings on other labels.

French singles:
-White/red with Vogue Productions logo until "V. 45-959" (1954-1962)
-White/pink with Disques Vogue logo until "V. 45. 1850" (1962-1972)

French singles under licence PYE:
-Light blue with Pye logo until "45-PV.15015" (1956-1957)
-White/red with Vogue Productions logo until "45-PV.15082" (1957-1959)
-White/red with Disques Vogue logo until "45-PV.15215" (1959-1965)
-Dark pink with Pye logo after

French EPs:
-Pink/red with Vogue Productions logo + 3-prong center until "EPL. 7220" (1954-1956)
-Pink/red with Vogue Productions logo until "EPL. 7546" (1956-1958)
-Pink/red with Vogue Productions logo + 3-prong center until "EPL. 7964" / "EPL. 7965" (1958-1962)
-White/pink with Disques Vogue logo + laminated paper + 3-prong center until "EPL. 8235" (1962-1963)
-White/pink with Disques Vogue logo until "EPL. 8690" (1963-1970)
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Vogue Productions or just Vogue on the front cover and no recording credits on the left of the back cover until "EPL. 7277" (1954-1956)
Address "Rue d'Hauteville" on the bottom of the back cover until "EPL. 7814" (1954-1960)

French EPs under licence PYE:
-Light blue with Pye logo until "PNV. 24012" (1956-1957)
-Pink/red with Vogue Productions logo until "PNV. 24049" (1957-1959)
-Pink/red with Disques Vogue logo + 3-prong center until "PNV. 24.119" (1959-1963)
-Pink/red with Disques Vogue logo + 3-prong center until "PNV. 24.135" (1963-1965)
-Dark pink with Pye logo after