Hi, everyone. This is Jenna Bush-Hager with a special edition of our podcast. For the last 15 years, Chloe Mal has worked her way through almost every corner of U.S. Vogue, becoming a leader that shapes how

millions experience fashion, culture, and storytelling. What makes her story even more remarkable

is she never set out to work in fashion, but step by step, story by story, she found her way

to the very top. Today, she sits in one of the most influential roles in media as head of

editorial content at Vogue, following in the footsteps of fashion legend Anna Wintour, while guiding

an iconic brand into its next chapter. To mark her first issue of Vogue hitting shelves, I sat down

with Chloe at Vogue's New York headquarters to talk about the

unexpected path that brought her to Vogue, the moment she got the call that changed everything,

and how she's leading with joy, creativity, and purpose, and a rapidly changing landscape.

Plus, she opens up about receiving mentorship from Anna Wintor and raising two young children while leading a high

pressure career. Take a listen.

So this is a big new job. Congratulations. Thank you very much, Jenna. How does it feel in this moment

for you? This exact moment feels like an exciting thing is about to happen. I have felt like I've had a couple of weeks to sort of recalibrate, which has been really nice. Fashion week now is around the corner. I'm going to be traveling a lot. We have our first issue coming out today,

obviously. And so it does feel like we've been working really hard, and now things are happening

that have been in the pipeline. Well, it's appropriate to say you've been working really hard

because I know people that know you well, and every single one of them

said, Chloe is the hardest worker. Oh, that's nice. I mean, I think if it's unanimous,

it must be true. And you've been here for almost your entire career. I've been on and off,

mostly on at Vogue for 15 years. I started the Tuesday before the Met Gala in 2011. I have done most jobs at the magazine in some capacity or worked in some area of the magazine in a lot of capacities.

Writer, editor, sittings editor. I've been producer on shoots, I've sort of

bopped around. I've obviously, I host the podcast now, which is fun. And so it feels like an

exciting moment to take on a new role. I was editing the website right before I took on this role. There was obviously

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