Vogue‘s new top editor, Chloe Malle, is no stranger to the spotlight thanks to her famous parents.
After months of speculation about who would take the spotlight after Anna Wintour revealed she’s stepping away as Editor-in-Chief, Malle was officially named as Head of Editorial Content for American Vogue on September 2.
Malle will report to Wintour, who remains at the iconic overseeing global content for Vogue and its publisher, Condé Nast.
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Malle joined Vogue as a social editor in 2011 but most recently worked as the Editor of Vogue.com, a digital-first role. However, her roots have long been in the arts thanks to her famous parents.
Malle is the daughter of actress Candice Bergen and French film director Louis Malle.
Bergen is best known for her titular role in Murphy Brown, and for film roles in Sweet Home Alabama, Miss Congeniality and Bride Wars. Notably, she also has some experience as a Vogue editor albeit while playing Enid Frick in Sex and the City, Carrie Bradshaw’s editor at the magazine.
Bergen married Louis Malle, director of the controversial Brooke Shields film, Pretty Baby, in 1980. They welcomed Chloe in 1985 and remained together until Louis’ 1995 death.
Chloe has been married to asset manager Graham McGrath Albert since 2015. They share two children.
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