Anna Wintour taps Chloe Malle as American Vogue successor, she remains chief content officer for Condé Nast

New York — Anna Winner finished weeks of fashion world speculation on Tuesday when she appointed Chloe money behind her as head of the editorial content in Vogue – but the strongest person at work does not go anywhere.

Winten, 75, remains the chief content in Condy Nast, the international editor -in -chief of America Vogue and 28 other versions around the world. Malle may go to a low -heeled Wintour dispute, but will submit a report to its original wearer while seizing daily operations in the American edition. Gone is the title of “Editor -in -Chief” that Wintour has kept nearly 40 years ago.

Malley, 39, is the daughter of actor Candice Bergen and the late French director Louis Mal. She joined Vogue as a social editor in 2011, moved to the 2016 joint -stock editor and held his current position since 2023.

“I have already formed Vogue who I am, and now I am excited about the possibility of Vogue.”

Since late June, when Wintour told the employees that she was giving up this title, a handful of names was given to her. Among them was Eva Chen, the deputy head of the fashion partnership in Mita; Nicole Phelps, global director of Vogue Runway and Vogue Business; And Sarah Mondevis, editor of W. Other names that she was subjected to after a short period of climbing of the task to seize is Mark Mark Holgate, Fashion News Director in Vogue, and the chief of British editorial content in Citma, we call and director of the digital style of Vogue.com Lea Fay Cooper. Malle and NNADI participated in hosting Vogue Podcast, “running with vogue”.

The news that Malle got the job before the last round of offers at New York Fashion Week next week.

She was a Brown graduate and mother of two explicit young children about her liberal tendencies, just as Winner did.

“I love working with Anna, because I love someone who tells me exactly what to do exactly what you think about something,” Malley said in a modern profile by the independents. “There is no hesitation. There is no ambiguity.”

Vogue was founded as a community magazine 134 years ago. After Condi Nast acquired it in 1909, the pillar of the traditional industry with models on the cover, and the fixed photography is closely done in studios and focus on high -end fashion and heavy makeup.

Wintour, an author of the risks that took the title in 1988, witnessed the collective call in a broader approach. International publications expanded, the high fashion links with pop culture and began to put celebrities, athletes, music stars and politicians on the covers. Wintour went to a low fashion approach and preferred to tell stories in the outdoor images. Emerging designers at the time, including Mark Jacobs, John Galliano and Alexander McQueen, embraced through initiatives such as the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund. She converted a Met party from collecting a small special donation into a global event and the most important night in fashion.

The Bible Fashion Book, and American Vogue has had many prominent editors throughout its history. Before Winner was Diana Frieland (1963 to 1971) and Ris Mirabella (1971 to 1988), among others.

“Chloe has often proven that she could find a balance between the long and single history of American Vogue and its future on the front lines of the new,” Winten said in the statement about the appointment of Malley.

The title of editor -in -chief is retired, corresponding to changes throughout the Kondi Nast world. When Radika Jones stepped as Vanity Fair Editor earlier this year, her role was replaced by a “global editor -in -chief”, located in Mark Guiducci. (Guiducci himself was exploited from Vogue, who recently worked as a creative editor -in -chief.) American Vogue joins most of the market where Condi Nast works to change to the editorial content chief, who provides reports to a global editor -in -chief.

Although Vogue has versions extending to the world, from Britain and France to China and India, the Malle concentration will be on Vogue America.

As the chief official of content in Conde Nast, Wintour will continue to oversee every brand, including Vogue, Wire, Vanity Fair, GQ, AD, Condé Nast Traveller, Glamor, Bon Appétit, Tatler, World of Interiors, All leer Yorker, where the David Remnick Dream keeps.

Winner itself has a president. It has reported to Roger Lynch, CEO of Conde Nast.

“In fact, adding a new editorial progress to Vogue Us will allow time and flexibility to support other global markets that Conde Nast serves,” said a statement in June.

And it goes without saying, “Winner was joined at the time,” I am planning to stay tennis and the theater editor in permanent. “

It will remain at the top of the annual Met Gala concert, which is the main donation of the fashion suite at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It will remain involved in Vogue World, an event for the fashion and culture that started the magazine in 2022.

Wintour explained the editor -in -chief in this way:

“Anyone in a creative field knows how much to stop growing in one’s work. When I became a Vogue Editor, I was keen to prove everyone who might listen to that there is a new and exciting way to imagine an American fashion magazine.”

She said: “Now, I find that my greatest happiness helps the next generation of emotional editors to storm the field with their own ideas, with support from a new and exciting point of view of what a major media company can be.”