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Chloe Dubois

Contributing Editor, Style & Adornment

After a decade working as a trend forecaster for major fashion houses in Paris, Chloe grew disillusioned with the industry's relentless pace. She left to start 'Le Flâneur,' a celebrated newsletter on the history and culture of clothing, which led to a role as a contributing editor. Chloe's work champions a more thoughtful approach to style, focusing on the longevity of bespoke tailoring, the thrill of a vintage find, and the cultural significance of adornment. She is known for her sharp eye and even sharper wit, cutting through the hype to get to the heart of what makes an item truly stylish. Her book 'The Fabric of a Life' examines the role of clothing in memory and identity.

Expertise

20th-century fashion historyHaute couture and bespoke tailoringVintage clothing and textilesSemiotics of fashionSustainable and ethical fashionJewelry and accessory history

Coverage Areas

The culture of vintage shopping
Profiles of independent designers and tailors
The history of a single garment
Cultural commentary on modern trends

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