Chloe Malle Named Vogue Top Editor, Succeeding Anna Wintour

Chloe Malle has been named the new top editor of American Vogue, taking over from Anna Wintour, who is stepping aside after 37 years in the role. Malle, who has worked at Vogue for over a decade and most recently served as editor of Vogue.com, will hold the title of 'Head of Editorial Content,' reflecting a shift in leadership structure as Wintour remains influential as Condé Nast's global chief content officer. As the daughter of actress Candice Bergen and director Louis Malle, Chloe brings a rich cultural background and a deep connection to the fashion and media worlds. Although her new role puts her at the helm of Vogue's creative and editorial direction, Wintour continues to oversee the magazine's broader strategy and operations. Malle's appointment is seen as a continuation of Vogue's legacy with a potential for innovation, although some question how much change she can implement under Wintour's ongoing oversight. The fashion industry and media landscape are evolving rapidly, and Malle expressed excitement and humility about shaping Vogue's future while learning from Wintour as a mentor.