Vogue Fem" is a dance style that emerged in the 1980s within the African American and Latin American LGBTIQ+ ballroom scene. Inspired by iconic images of models in Vogue magazines, the style is characterized by dramatic poses and fluid movements. It combines elements of ballet with modern dance and often involves Voguers performing in groups or "houses" at competitions known as "balls."

The style plays a significant role in queer and trans communities by providing a space for self-expression and creativity. Vogue Fem is closely connected to the broader cultural movement of the ballroom scene, celebrated through shows like "Pose" and films such as "Paris is Burning.