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Chloe Fig will become the editor -in -chief of the American Vogue after Lady Anna Vinatur retreated as the editor -in -chief.
39-year-old, daughter of actress Kandis Bergen, over the past 14 years has punched her way to become the editor of vogue.com and spent the podcast of The Run through.
Appointment of the Male means a new era for a magazine that is considered one of the most influential and glamorous fashion publications.
Vinatur, a British fashion tycoon, announced that she leaves the role in June after he holds the post for 37 years. The magazine stated that it will retain management positions in its publishing house.
During his stay in Vogue Malle, it is reportedly responsible for providing a magazine photo shoot with Naomi Biden for the White House wedding in 2022, as well as an interview with Lauren Sanchez before the wedding with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
Before it started in Vogue, Malle covered the real estate for the New York Observer. The following concert as a freelance writer brought her to Vogue, where she started full -time as a social editor in 2011.
“I hesitated when I interrogated because the fashion is not one of my major interests in my life, and I wanted to become a writer more than the editor, but I was so tempted by the Vogue car that I couldn’t resist,” Male said in the 2013 shine.
Like her predecessor, Lady Anna, Male, did not shy away from politics while in Vogue.
Both in her social media and in the podcast she supported democratic reasons and candidates.
During the episode of his podculum 2024, which was broadcast after Donald Trump was re -elected as president, Malle expressed her frustration.
It is unclear when it is the transition from Anna to Male as the head of the magazine, but the 75-year-old boy does not leave the picture.
Lady Anna will remain the main Condé Nast content employee, which she was intended in 2020, which means that she will still oversee the Vogue content, as well as other company titles such as GQ, Wired and Tatler.
