Chloe Malle

Chloé Françoise Malle (born November 8, 1985) is an American and French fashion journalist and editor of American Vogue. Previously, Malle was editor of Vogue.com, overseeing all digital content for the website, and host of its podcast The Run Through.

Early life and education Born Chloé Françoise Malle Malle is the daughter of American model and actress Candice Bergen and French director Louis Malle. Malle attended the Riverdale Country School. She also completed a study exchange at the Sorbonne University in Paris.

Career After graduating she became an intern at the New York Observer and was later given the position of real estate writer.

In 2022, Malle began hosting The Run-Through with Vogue, a podcast "featuring the most riveting news in fashion and culture." She hosts the podcast alongside Chioma Nnadi, ex-editor of Vogue.com and current Head of Editorial Content at British Vogue.

Spelling variations of Chloé

In English-language publications, Malle's first name is written without the accent, as "Chloe". On her personal page on Vogue, she uses the unaccented form. and Libération are exceptions among major French publications, using the unaccented spelling "Chloe".

Personal life In 2015, at her family's country home near Cahors, in the southwest of France, she married Graham McGrath Albert.

In the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, Miranda Priestly, who is based on Vogue then-editor Anna Wintour, learns of an attempt to oust her from her position and replace her with younger French editor, Jacqueline Follet. When news broke of Malle filling Wintour's vacated Vogue position in 2025, the resemblance between the storyline and real events drew attention online.