Madeline Nachbar is the Trend and Style Editor at Mpls. St. Paul Magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics including the fashion and beauty industries, retail trends, and the arts, with a keen focus on apparel design and urban art. Madeline's work has been featured in Twin Cities Business, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, and NewsBreak.
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Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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Madeline Nachbar’s coverage leans strongly toward local retail and style stories, especially shop openings, brand expansions, and merchandise with a Minnesota angle. She’d likely respond well to pitches that offer timely developments, visually interesting products, or a clear connection to local culture and community.
She also appears open to fashion and apparel angles tied to recognizable names, collaborations, or collections with a strong editorial hook. Pitching around new store launches, seasonal drops, or design stories with a Minnesota tie-in would likely fit her beat well.
Given her local focus on Minneapolis and the broader Minnesota area, pitches should keep that geography front and center.
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CHS Field’s fashion-forward merch operation redefines sports apparel.
Senior retail director Betsy Faber is rethinking what sports merch can look like at the St. Paul Saints Team Store inside CHS Field. Sure, there is a lineu
From dock to downtown, a red-white-blue edit built for entertaining, dressing, and everything in between.
Accessories designer Clare V., was invited by Vogue and the CFDA to create a Minnesota-inspired flag for United Flags of Fashion, paying tribute to Prince, the Northern Lights, Ojibwe culture, and the state's motto.
By: Madeline Nachbar
The curated vintage market returns for its largest edition yet, bringing more than 20 Twin Cities vintage sellers, local makers, and creative activations to the Edina shopping center.
A retail concept returns, and personalization is the point—stitching individuality into every piece.
Jen Knoch is taking over the former Faribault Mill space next door, quadrupling its footprint and making way for her sensory-focused boutique's much bigger next chapter.
Designer Danielle Everine brings color to sustainable fashion.
By: Madeline Nachbar
Mary Tyler Moore’s Minneapolis style lives on in Frances Valentine’s new collection.
The bygone department store name returns to the Grandstand with nostalgic merch and a first-ever summer Santabear.
