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Courier-Mail
6 days ago
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- Courier-Mail
Star's daughter ‘frontrunner' to replace Anna Wintour as Vogue editor
Don't miss out on the headlines from Magazines. Followed categories will be added to My News. Chloe Malle is the frontrunner to take over at Vogue from fashion's legendary ice queen Anna Wintour, Page Six reports. Malle — the daughter of actress Candice Bergen and French film director Louis Malle — is currently editor of and is in the 'final rounds' of interviews to be the new head of editorial content for US Vogue. Chloe, 39, is a favourite of staff at Vogue and recently interviewed Lauren Sanchez for her Vogue cover ahead of her lavish Venetian wedding to Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos. Chloe Malle is the 'frontrunner' to replace Wintour. Wintour has been at the helm for 37 years. Picture: Karwai Tang/WireImage We're told that Condé Nast bosses, including CEO Roger Lynch and Anna Wintour, who is stepping down as Vogue's editor-in-chief, have whittled the shortlist down to the final few candidates. Vogue declined to comment. Nicole Phelps, global director of Vogue Runway – the online platform of Vogue dedicated to fashion shows – is also in the running. The new editor should be announced by the beginning of New York Fashion week, which starts September 11 and runs through September 16. Chloe Malle, pictured with her famous mum Candice Bergen, is a hot favourite to succeed Anna Wintour at Vogue. Picture: Supplied There are believed to be four to five favourites left, including some external candidates. However, Instagram's Eva Chen, a pal of Wintour's, is no longer believed to be in the running as her role is so big at Meta. Chen, who is Head of Fashion Partnerships at Instagram, previously worked on Condé Nast's Teen Vogue and Lucky. 'Eva is making a ton of money at Instagram,' said an industry insider. 'There is no reason for her to move over.' W Magazine owner Sara Moonves has also been linked to the role, but another source pointed out that she's too entwined with her publication to make the move. Similarly, Chioma Nnadi, who replaced Edward Enninful as Head of Editorial Content at British Vogue in October 2023, is happy in London and doing a great job. Wintour, 75, broke the news that she was stepping down as editor-in-chief of American Vogue in June after helming the fashion bible for 37 years. Wintour might be stepping don, but she won't hand over her editor-in-chief title – her successor will be known as 'Head of Editorial Content.' Picture: Karwai Tang/WireImage 'When I became the editor of Vogue, I was eager to prove to all who might listen that there was a new, exciting way to imagine an American fashion magazine,' she told staff. 'Now, I find that my greatest pleasure is helping the next generation of impassioned editors storm the field with their own ideas, supported by a new, exciting view of what a major media company can be.' As previously reported, the new boss won't get Wintour's editor-in-chief title, and will be a head of editorial content instead. They will also report to Wintour, who is staying on as Vogue's global editorial director and chief content officer for Condé Nast. '[I'll be] paying very close attention to the fashion industry and to the creative cultural force that is our extraordinary Met Ball, and charting the course of future Vogue Worlds, and any other original fearless ideas we may come up with,' Wintour has said. This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission. Originally published as Star's daughter 'frontrunner' to replace Anna Wintour as Vogue editor
The Independent
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Chloe Malle is reportedly the frontrunner to succeed Anna Wintour at Vogue
Chloe Malle is reportedly the frontrunner to succeed Anna Wintour as the new head of editorial content for U.S. Vogue. Malle, currently a Vogue editor and daughter of Candice Bergen, is in the final stages of interviews with Condé Nast executives. The selection process has narrowed down to a few candidates, with the new editor expected to start before New York Fashion Week in September. Anna Wintour announced in June that she would step down as Vogue's editor-in-chief after 37 years. Wintour will retain her roles as Condé Nast's global chief content officer and Vogue's global editorial director, continuing her influential presence in the fashion industry.
News.com.au
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Star's daughter ‘frontrunner' to replace Anna Wintour as Vogue editor
Chloe Malle is the frontrunner to take over at Vogue from fashion's legendary ice queen Anna Wintour, Page Six reports. Malle — the daughter of actress Candice Bergen and French film director Louis Malle — is currently editor of and is in the 'final rounds' of interviews to be the new head of editorial content for US Vogue. Chloe, 39, is a favourite of staff at Vogue and recently interviewed Lauren Sanchez for her Vogue cover ahead of her lavish Venetian wedding to Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos. We're told that Condé Nast bosses, including CEO Roger Lynch and Anna Wintour, who is stepping down as Vogue' s editor-in-chief, have whittled the shortlist down to the final few candidates. Vogue declined to comment. Nicole Phelps, global director of Vogue Runway – the online platform of Vogue dedicated to fashion shows – is also in the running. The new editor should be announced by the beginning of New York Fashion week, which starts September 11 and runs through September 16. There are believed to be four to five favourites left, including some external candidates. However, Instagram's Eva Chen, a pal of Wintour's, is no longer believed to be in the running as her role is so big at Meta. Chen, who is Head of Fashion Partnerships at Instagram, previously worked on Condé Nast's Teen Vogue and Lucky. 'Eva is making a ton of money at Instagram,' said an industry insider. 'There is no reason for her to move over.' W Magazine owner Sara Moonves has also been linked to the role, but another source pointed out that she's too entwined with her publication to make the move. Similarly, Chioma Nnadi, who replaced Edward Enninful as Head of Editorial Content at British Vogue in October 2023, is happy in London and doing a great job. Wintour, 75, broke the news that she was stepping down as editor-in-chief of American Vogue in June after helming the fashion bible for 37 years. 'When I became the editor of Vogue, I was eager to prove to all who might listen that there was a new, exciting way to imagine an American fashion magazine,' she told staff. 'Now, I find that my greatest pleasure is helping the next generation of impassioned editors storm the field with their own ideas, supported by a new, exciting view of what a major media company can be.' As previously reported, the new boss won't get Wintour's editor-in-chief title, and will be a head of editorial content instead. They will also report to Wintour, who is staying on as Vogue 's global editorial director and chief content officer for Condé Nast. '[I'll be] paying very close attention to the fashion industry and to the creative cultural force that is our extraordinary Met Ball, and charting the course of future Vogue Worlds, and any other original fearless ideas we may come up with,' Wintour has said.
Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Anna Wintour considering nepo baby to take over her role at Vogue as interviews enter 'final rounds'
Anna Wintour is reportedly eyeing someone already within the Vogue family to take over one of the most high-profile jobs in fashion media. And speaking of family - it's someone with a pretty famous mother. Following her announcement earlier this year that she would be stepping down as Editor in Chief of Vogue, speculation has swirled about who will fill the coveted role. While early rumors suggested Jeff Bezos might purchase the magazine for wife Lauren Sanchez, new reports indicate that Chloe Malle, the daughter of actress Candice Bergen and French film director Louis Malle, is a top contender. Vogue is now in the 'final rounds' of interviews to select its next head of editorial content for U.S. Vogue, according to sources who spoke to Page Six. Malle is said to be a strong favorite among staff and leadership. A graduate of Brown University, she first joined Vogue in 2011 and has steadily risen through the ranks. In 2023, she was named an editor at the magazine, and she also co-hosts The Run-Through with Vogue podcast. Her editorial portfolio includes high-profile interviews with a range of public figures. She spoke with Sanchez, 55, for the magazine's cover story earlier this year, having previously interviewed her in 2023. She has also profiled Fran Lebowitz, Jenna Lyons, Fran Drescher, and Margot Robbie, among others. While some might wonder if Malle's famous family connections played a role in her rise, her career in journalism and fashion media spans more than a decade. As the daughter of Bergen - best known for her roles in Murphy Brown and Boston Legal - and Malle, she grew up around prominent figures in entertainment and culture. Bergen and Wintour are known to move in similar social circles, though there is no public confirmation of a close personal friendship. In addition to Malle, Nicole Phelps, the global director of Vogue Runway, is reportedly also in consideration for the role. The decision is expected to be announced around the beginning of New York Fashion Week next month. Malle's potential appointment would mark a significant change for the magazine as it enters a new era without Wintour at the helm. Wintour, who has led Vogue since 1988, has been one of the most influential figures in the fashion industry for decades. It's very possible that whoever takes the reins next could completely change Vogue as we know it. If chosen, Malle would be stepping into a position that comes with both immense influence and high expectations - the highest expectation being leading in Wintour's footsteps. Until the announcement is made, the fashion world will likely be watching closely to see whether Malle, Phelps, or another candidate takes the top spot. The decision will not only determine Vogue's future editorial voice but also signal how the magazine plans to evolve in the post-Wintour era. Vogue declined to comment to Page Six. Daily Mail has also reached out.
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Vogue
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Where Vogue Editors Are Traveling This Summer—And What They're Packing
The temperatures are sweltering; the air conditioning is blasting to arctic levels. That can only mean one thing: it's time to book a vacation and get out of here. This summer is taking team Vogue from the hilly streets of San Francisco to the crystal blue waters of the Mediterranean. But before the only agenda for the day involves lazy lunches by the sea, there's the little matter of the packing list—and if your own plans could use some organizing, why not use our editors' vacation essentials as your guide? Vogue Editors' Top Vacation Essentials: From versatile travel shoes to beauty must-haves and endless swimsuits, the contents of our suitcases translate to a wide array of travel plans. (And if all you need is some holiday outfit inspiration, you'll find that here, too.) Here's where our editors are headed this summer, plus, all the staples they're bringing with them: Chloe Malle, editor, Every summer I go to the same place, my family's home in the Southwest of France. This makes it easy to pack for because I know exactly what to expect and what to bring. This year an addition will be my Meta Ray-Ban sunglasses which I have become obsessed with for taking photos of my kids. I'll also wear these perfect Gap Row-dupes as water shoes wading into Le Lot river. Gap jelly ballet flats $50 GAP Ray-Ban Skyler glasses Libby Page, executive director, shopping This summer, I am traveling to Portugal for a Surf & Yoga retreat so I'll need practical but chic (always!) pieces that can see me from day to night, surf to beach! I want swim that is protective and functional but not too technical, and relaxed bohemian pieces that still embrace my minimalistic aesthetic. Talia Abbas, associate shopping director It's not summer for me unless I spend some portion of it uninterrupted by the beach, but instead of the annual pilgrimage home to Calabria, my partner and I have decided to switch things up this August: I'll be trading in mozzarella for feta and the Tyrrhenian Sea for the Aegean. After many crowdsourced recommendations, we've settled on visiting the islands of Sifnos and Serifos. I'll likely be in a swimsuit the majority of the day, so dinnertime will be for getting dressed up—silky pants, flip-flops, and easy tanks are what I have in mind, plus a few great accessories to complete the look. Less is more! Faithfull the Brand Kassia + Bebe striped bikini $230 NET-A-PORTER Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1983C $555 KHAITE Liam Hess, senior lifestyle editor I'm planning a trip to Corsica in September with some friends, and the sum total of my plans are to swim in the sea, catch up on my reading, and eat lots of grilled fish. In my dream world, I'd be taking the Loewe puzzle fold tote in raffia to schlep to and from the beach. It wouldn't be a French seaside getaway without a jazzy Jacquemus shirt (I'm very into this poisson print) and I'll be packing Darrow Farr's Corsica-set thriller The Bombshell to lend to a friend—I read it earlier this year and it was part of the reason I was so desperate to visit this summer... Darrow Farr The Bombshell $30 BOOKSHOP Elly Leavitt, lifestyle editor, shopping I'm going back to Greece this August to see my parents in Athens before going to my best friend's house in Skiathos—the uniform for which is essentially just swimwear, so I'm bringing all my go-tos from Etam and some linen trousers for the ferry. Lately I've been trying to trick myself into writing more in my free time by amassing a slightly mad amount of beautiful notebooks in the hope that they inspire productivity; this green marbled one is at the top of my list. (My one piece of advice for anyone visiting Greece in the summer: bring a handheld fan for the heat or you will suffer!) Alexandra Ditch, associate producer I am so excited to be traveling along the French Riviera this summer with my mom and sister—the ultimate girls trip! We're planning to fly into Nice, and are hoping to stay at Hôtel du Couvent before jumping to a few other Airbnbs and hotels along the coast. We aren't taking off until mid-August, but mentally, I'm already packing. I can't wait to wear this Posse linen vest and capri leggings by Dôen. I'll top off the look with my Sézane basket bag and nautical Anni Lu earrings. Hannah Jackson, fashion writer My college friends and I are linking up in San Francisco this summer to celebrate graduations, new jobs, and other various milestones. While we definitely won't be walking the Golden Gate Bridge, I imagine we'll still be getting our steps in, so I'll be packing comfortable walking shoes (I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on a pair of Adidas Taekwondos) and my favorite La Roche-Posay tinted sunscreen. I love my trips to SF, but I'm also not-so-secretly trying to lure my friends out East, so perhaps a BonBon gift box will help show them what they're missing. And, to keep me entertained on my six-hour flight home, I'll bring a paperback—I've been on an Eve Babitz kick recently, so maybe I'll finally dig into Black Swans. Kiana Murden, senior beauty writer, shopping I'm planning to stay local this summer. My friends are calling it a 'NYC Summer'—prioritizing exploring the Big Apple in its best season, since we're usually jetting off to Europe or the Caribbean. So until my proper vacation in September, I'll be planning day trips upstate and weekend jaunts out East, always sure to pack my essentials: a good flip-flop, my Uniqlo white T-shirt, a scalp serum to keep my hair healthy, and my travel pill organizer in the hopes that I'll actually take my daily supplements. Fred Sahai, associate producer This summer, I'm meeting my mom in Saint Paul de Vence, and stopping in Paris and Marseille beforehand. I know Paris gets really hot during this time so I'm really just packing light clothes. I'll be bringing a lot of Réalisation Par dresses, because they're so easy to throw on and always make me feel feminine and put-together. The Leila in the Aura print in particular is a summer staple of mine because the red polka-dot pattern requires minimal accessorizing and looks great with a tan. I'll also be walking a ton, so my Repetto Camilles will be coming with me—they're strangely comfortable for a heeled ballet shoe, and go with pretty much anything. For the beach, I've been eyeing a few basket bags and think I'm going to get this one to lug around all my essentials. And of course, I'll be bringing many Gimaguas bikinis, because they make my favorite swimwear.
