Chloé Malle Announced as Vogue US’s New Head of Editorial Content

Chloé Malle Announced as Vogue Editorial Content

A new chapter begins at Vogue as Chloé Malle succeeds Anna Wintour. On 2 September 2025, Condé Nast confirmed that Chloé Françoise Malle has been appointed Head of Editorial Contentat Vogue US, officially stepping into the role previously held by the legendary Anna Wintour. The announcement marks a defining shift at the iconic fashion bible, with Malle poised to usher in a new editorial era for the title.

Speaking to Vogue Chloé Malle said: “Fashion and media are both evolving at breakneck speed, and I am so thrilled—and awed—to be part of that. I also feel incredibly fortunate to still have Anna just down the hall as my mentor.“

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Who is Chloé Malle?

At 39, Chloé Malle brings both pedigree and experience to her new role. Born in New York City on 8 November 1985, she is the daughter of acclaimed actress Candice Bergen (who played Vogue Editor, Enid Frick, in Sex and the City) and celebrated French filmmaker Louis Malle. With such cultural heavyweights as parents, Malle grew up immersed in art, literature, and cinema an upbringing that has shaped her editorial voice.

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Educated at Brown University, she has carved her own path in the publishing world. Over the years, Malle has become a respected writer and editor with a distinctive perspective that bridges French elegance with American modernity.

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Career in Fashion and Media

Chloé Malle’s career trajectory has spanned writing, editing, and cultural commentary. She has contributed widely to fashion and lifestyle publications and appeared in the documentary The First Monday in May, which chronicled the behind-the-scenes glamour of the Met Gala.

Prior to her appointment at Vogue, Chloé Malle built a reputation for her sharp editorial judgement and global outlook qualities Condé Nast clearly views as crucial for steering the magazine into its next phase.

Personal Life

Outside of the fashion world, Malle married Graham McGrath Albert in 2015. The couple reportedly live in Manhattan with their two children and a dog. She also maintains close ties to her siblings, Justine Malle and Manuel Cuotemoc Malle, reflecting the artistic family legacy she carries forward.

Taking Over From Anna Wintour

Replacing Anna Wintour who defined Vogue for decades with her unmistakable bob and even sharper editorial authority—is no small feat. Wintour’s tenure has been one of the most powerful and enduring in fashion history.

Malle’s appointment suggests a subtle but significant generational shift. While Wintour became synonymous with exclusivity and high fashion, Malle is expected to bring a more modern and inclusive tone to the magazine, aligning Vogue with a new era of digital storytelling, social media influence, and evolving definitions of luxury.

What This Means for Vogue

The industry will be watching closely as Malle steps into the role. With her Franco-American heritage, intellectual background, and reputation for refined taste, she is uniquely positioned to balance Vogue’s storied past with the demands of today’s global readership.

For readers, this may mean fresh perspectives on fashion, beauty, and culture—while still upholding Vogue’s reputation as the ultimate authority in style.

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