Who is Chloe Malle? Nepo Baby ready to take over ‘Vogue’
She is the Nepo -Baby who is ready to board the designer shoes of Anna Wintour in Vogue, but Radaronline.com Can reveal Nepo Baby Chloe Malle who is still in her first meeting with the terrifying Perma-Shades-Klanden Fashion Editor.
‘I think back to my interview Fashion And I am a bit ashamed, “said the 39-year-old, remembering the 2011 grilling for a job as a social editor at the shiny.
She added: “You should never wear black. I wore black. My boots fell apart a bit. And my dress was … great. But then I threw on a Pashmina and an orange bead bag that I thought was cool.”
The daughter of Murphy Brown Star Candice Bergen, 78, and the late French director Louis Malle, Chloe is now the leader who takes over from Wintour, 75, as the new head of the editorial content on us Fashion.
Her rise from festive reporting to running the podcast of the Fashion Magazine, while he protects high-profile exclusive exclusives, such as the white house marriage of Naomi Biden and an interview pre-wedding with Lauren Sánchez-Heel was positioned as the most likely Power players.
But her start in the magazine was far from polished. During that first interview, WintTour asked what she did for fun.
“I answered truthfully and said,” I love sleeping and cooking, “she admitted.
A self -described morning person, Chloe admitted that the party circuit was initially a shock.
“I work on the best dressed lists and write party coverage Vogue.comThat’s so funny because I used to hate, “she said In the shine In 2013. “Now I am usually three to four nights a week.”
Chloe was born in New York and partially brought up in Los Angeles, spent her early years with commuting between continents.
Bergen moved to the west to film Murphy Brown When Chloe was three, while her father stayed in France and visited monthly.
“People who don’t know better think it’s glamorous,” Bergen said in 1993, “but long -distance communication puts a pressure.” Louis died of lymphoma when Chloe was 10.
By 15 she and Bergen were back to New York. “I was a only child, so it was just my dog Lois and my books,” she said.
At Brown University she studied comparative literature and writing, edited the student newspaper and briefly considered public health before they landed on the New York Observer.
Freelance work for The New York Times And Fashion Followed, which led to her first full -time role in the magazine.
The marriage with asset manager Graham Albert came in 2015 after a proposal that was delivered with a ring in a tissue.
They married in the 16th-century country house of the family in the southwest of France, where Bergen and Louis married in 1980 in a four-day celebration to 40 guests.
The couple now have two children, Louis, 5, and Alice, 3. “Mother of two is really the most time -consuming occupation at the moment,” she said in 2023.
Chloe’s politically lean fervent left.
She went to the Women’s March 2017 in Washington, with a plate with the text “Keep your little hands of my rights” and has worn Pro-Hillary Clinton clothing on social media.
After the presidential victory of Donald Trump 2024, she used her podcast The run through To discuss how you can talk to children about the result.
As Winttour moves a more worldwide role while he stays within Condé Nast, Chloe says that she enjoys her boss’s decision capacity.
“I actually like to work with Anna,” she said. “There is no indecision. There is no ambiguity.”
