Anna Wintour, who has guided American Vogue for nearly 40 years, has selected Chloe Malle as the magazine’s new editor-in-chief. Malle, who has been managing the publication’s digital content since 2023, will now lead the editorial direction of the iconic fashion title.
The transition marks the end of an era for American Vogue, which has been under Wintour’s leadership since 1988. Malle’s appointment is seen as a strategic move to modernize the magazine’s approach while maintaining its legacy. With the rise of digital media, the shift to digital content management has been a key focus for the publication in recent years.
Chloe Malle, known for her expertise in digital media and content strategy, brings a fresh perspective to American Vogue. Her role will involve shaping the magazine’s editorial direction, overseeing both print and digital platforms, and maintaining the brand’s influential position in the fashion industry.
Wintour’s decision to step down after nearly four decades at the helm is viewed as a significant moment in the fashion world. Her tenure has been marked by a focus on high fashion, editorial storytelling, and the magazine’s global influence.