Has Anna Wintour picked her successor at 'Vogue'?
What's the story
Chloe Malle, a Vogue editor, has reportedly been appointed as the new head of editorial content for American Vogue. The announcement is expected to be made soon, reported Puck's Lauren Sherman. The 39-year-old will succeed Anna Wintour, who revealed in June that she would be stepping down from her role after 37 years at the helm.
Career path
Malle's background and career trajectory
Malle is a Brown University graduate who started her career at the New York Observer before joining Vogue in 2011 as a social editor. Over the years, she has worked on best-dressed lists, written party coverage, hosted podcasts, and served as an editor for Vogue. Her appointment comes after Wintour's announcement that she would continue to work as Conde Nast's global chief content officer and Vogue's global editorial director.
Career evolution
Her career before 'Vogue'
Malle joined Vogue in 2011 as a social editor after briefly considering a career in public health. She was eventually hired by the Observer to cover real estate and later freelanced for The New York Times Style section and Vogue. In 2011, she joined Vogue full-time as a social editor, a role that required her to regularly attend events and parties.
Personal insights
Malle's family background and initial struggles at 'Vogue'
Malle is the daughter of actor Candice Bergen and filmmaker Louis Malle. She has previously spoken about her initial struggles with the Vogue role, admitting she wasn't a "fashion girl" at first but grew into it during her years at the magazine. Despite these challenges, Malle was seen as a frontrunner for the job and has now officially been chosen to lead American Vogue.