Chloé Malle, the daughter of celebrated journalist Candice Bergen and film producer Louis Malle, has been appointed as a new editor at Vogue, marking an exciting new chapter for the prestigious fashion publication. The announcement was made under the leadership of Anna Wintour, Vogue’s global editorial director and Condé Nast’s chief content officer.
Malle, who previously contributed to The New York Times and Town & Country, brings a wealth of experience in lifestyle and culture journalism. Her appointment signals a fresh direction for Vogue, blending classic elegance with contemporary storytelling.
A Legacy of Excellence
With a background steeped in media and the arts—thanks to her parents’ illustrious careers—Malle is no stranger to the world of high fashion and cultural critique. Her writing has often explored the intersections of style, society, and personal identity, making her a natural fit for Vogue’s discerning audience.
What This Means for Vogue
Under Wintour’s guidance, Vogue has continually evolved, and Malle’s addition to the team suggests a renewed focus on sophisticated yet accessible fashion journalism. Industry insiders anticipate her influence will bring a nuanced, intellectual edge to the magazine’s content.
As the fashion world watches closely, Malle’s debut at Vogue promises to be one of the most talked-about developments in the industry this year.
