Madeline Fass is an Associate Fashion Director at Vogue.com. She specializes in the fashion industry, with a keen focus on apparel design, luxury goods, and jewelry, while also exploring themes of travel and tourism. Fass has been featured in British Vogue, Allure Magazine, and Vogue, showcasing her expertise in fashion coverage and trend forecasting.
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Madeline's coverage predominantly focuses on fashion and beauty, with an emphasis on fashion trends, style advice, and promotional deals. She may be interested in pitches related to upcoming fashion events, new beauty products launches, or insights into emerging fashion trends.
Given her focus on seasonal content and event coverage within the fashion industry, she may respond well to timely pitches that align with current trends or relate to upcoming events in the world of beauty and fashion.
While Madeline doesn't have a specified geographic focus, her coverage suggests an international outlook on the latest developments in the world of beauty and fashion.
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By: Momo Angela, Anna Cafolla, Laia Garcia-Furtado, Talia Abbas, Ana Colón, Christian Allaire, Laird Borrelli-Persson, Leah Faye Cooper, Rosie Jarman, Madeline Fass
Spring 2026 marks L’Enchanteur's first runway show—inspired by the depths of the ocean and presented in Brooklyn before a crowd that included Lauryn Hill and Whoopi Goldberg.
By: Annie Daly, José Criales-Unzueta, Ashley Ogawa Clarke, Talia Abbas, Minty Mellon, Madeline Fass, Christian Allaire, Laia Garcia-Furtado, Gab Waller, Ana Colón
The designer, based on La Jolla Indian Reservation in California, is the first Native American designer to have a slot on the CFDA calendar.
By: Madeline Fass, Christian Allaire, Kristen Bateman, Anna Cafolla, Hannah Jackson, Cortne Bonilla
The “Caught Stealing” actor stepped out to celebrate her favorite jewelry designer Jessica McCormack.
By: Laia Garcia-Furtado, José Criales-Unzueta, Madeline Fass, Conçetta Ciarlo, Christian Allaire, Savannah Hanoum, Ashley Ogawa Clarke, Luke Leitch, Gab Waller, Kristen Bateman, Ana Colón
Presley Oldham and fellow designer Mara Hoffman photographed each other for the former’s high-jewelry launch.
By: Gab Waller, Talia Abbas, Rosie Jarman, Kristen Bateman, Andrea Zendejas, Kristina Rutkowski, Cortne Bonilla, Madeline Fass
From western-inspired pairs to sleek, glove-like styles, start your fall wardrobe from the ground up.
By: Madeline Fass
Vogue’s associate fashion director Madeline Fass leans into the label’s playful LA style, decked out in tinsel, leopard-print, and sequin.
By: Madeline Fass
Just after Memorial Day—the American calendar's definitive summer kick off—Sarah Staundinger and George Augusto, co-founders of Los Angeles based
Ever wonder how our editors travel? In Vogue Vacations, you can take a peek at our itineraries, out-of-office style, and trip highlights to see what
As seen in the Vogue Shopping print guide to fall. Many themes emerged from the fall/winter 2026 collection, from the reinterpretation of ladylike to the return of sex appeal.
Understated yet stylish New York women who frequent Salon 94 on east 89th street, Café Sabarsky, or the Toteme-Khaite-The Row triangle on the Upper
