Vogue'S New Queen: Chloe Malle Steps Up With Hollywood Royalty Roots In Socal Style on ONDA LA

From Beverly Hills to Vogue’s Top Spot: Chloe Malle’s Big Moment

Big news in the fashion world, fam - after almost 40 years of ruling the glossy pages, Anna Wintour dropped the bombshell in June that she’s stepping down as editor-in-chief of Vogue. The announcement sent shockwaves through the industry, especially with heavy-hitters like Loewe, Dior, and Gucci already shaking up their own leadership. But don’t worry, the mag’s in good hands with a new boss ready to bring some SoCal summer energy to the table.

Meet Chloe Malle, the 39-year-old powerhouse who’s stepping into the spotlight as Vogue’s new head of editorial content. While Wintour stays on as the global editorial director and chief content officer at Condé Nast, Malle’s been grinding at Vogue for over a decade, running the website and co-hosting their hit podcast, The Run-Through. This isn’t just a job for her - it’s a full-on glow-up with a Hollywood twist.

Hollywood Bloodline: Chloe’s Star-Studded Family Ties

Chloe’s not just any editor - she’s got Tinseltown royalty in her DNA. Born to actress Candice Bergen and French filmmaker Louis Malle, she grew up with red-carpet vibes in Beverly Hills (yep, that iconic 90210 zip code where the stars align). But don’t let the glitz fool you - Chloe’s upfront about the ‘nepo baby’ label and admits it’s a double-edged sword.

“I’ve definitely had doors opened because of my background, no doubt about it,” Chloe shared in a candid chat with Vogue. “But it’s also pushed me to hustle harder - I’m determined to show I’m not just Candice Bergen’s kid or a Beverly Hills cliché.”

That drive to carve her own path while owning her privilege is pure LA energy - a mix of grit and glam that’s gonna spice up Vogue’s next chapter. She’s ready to prove she’s more than just a famous last name, and we’re here for it.

Spotlight on Candice Bergen: Chloe’s Award-Winning Mama

A Sitcom Legend with Emmy Gold

Let’s talk about Chloe’s mom, Candice Bergen, who’s basically Hollywood royalty. If you don’t know her name, you’ve probably seen her face - she’s the star of the legendary sitcom Murphy Brown, which aired on CBS from 1988 to 1998. Bergen didn’t just act - she dominated, snagging five Emmy Awards and two Golden Globes for her iconic role as the tough-talking journalist.

Back in the day, she was lighting up the screen alongside stars like Ryan O’Neal, even filming in far-off spots like Hong Kong in 1978. That kind of star power is the backdrop to Chloe’s upbringing, giving her a front-row seat to fame, talent, and hard work - all from the sunny streets of SoCal.

More Than Just a Famous Mom

Bergen’s legacy isn’t just about awards - it’s about breaking barriers in an industry that wasn’t always kind to women. Her role as Murphy Brown tackled real issues with humor and heart, inspiring a generation (and probably a young Chloe) to speak up and stand out. That influence is clear in how Chloe approaches her own career with determination.

With a mom like that and a dad whose films are pure art, Chloe’s got creativity in her blood. As she steps into one of the biggest roles in fashion from her West Coast roots, we can’t wait to see how she mixes that Hollywood magic with Vogue’s high-fashion flair. Keep your eyes peeled - this is one LA story that’s just getting started.