Thank you The Washington Post and Ashley Fetters Maloy for the wonderful feature.

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They’re tweens and young teens. Do they need to worry about aging? Do they need $68 Drunk Elephant moisturizers?

Read the latest w/ Ashley Fetters Maloy

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✨The millennial women leading a new era of fashion journalism🗞️
Ashley Fetters Maloy spoke with Sarah Ball, Willa Bennett, Sally Holmes, Nikki Ogunnaike and Lindsay Peoples about what it means to be editor in chief of a fashion magazine. Read more ⬇️
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Ons, the Swiss shoes with the distinctive toothy outsoles are reaching a 2010s-Allbirds level of ubiquity — for better or for worse, Ashley Fetters Maloy writes.
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A little tbt Halloween story from Ashley Fetters Maloy and I: theatlantic.com/family/archive…

Like the polo shirt before it, the quarter-zip is yet another putting-green-to-conference-room crossover hit, Ashley Fetters Maloy writes.

Here’s how the golf quarter-zip became the 2020s’ office-guy uniform: wapo.st/3Sdgarw

Nice article in the The Washington Post by Ashley Fetters Maloy on quarter zips

Review: Pop star Britney Spears's memoir, ‘The Woman in Me,’ recounts a rush into adulthood, during which she never grew up wapo.st/46WNfMv

Attention student journos! The The Washington Post is seeking students for their 2024 newsroom internship program, and the application closes in just a few days. The deadline is noon Eastern time, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023. washpost.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/washingtonpost…

And yes, we've gone back to our 'heritage' look, with the swooshy version of the Style logo, including in print this morning. If you know, you know. If you don't know, HELLO and welcome. 3/3

It's been lot more work than you would think, but readers can now encounter Style's distinctive content more ways and discover that 'Style' does not (only!) equal 'fashion.' I'm so grateful to the many people from many depts who worked on this, in less than ideal conditions. 2/3.

This afternoon, we began correcting the original sin of The Washington Post's digital existence: no Style section. No way for readers to experience the mix of culture, politics, arts, media and weirdness that has defined Style in print for 50+ years. 1/3 washingtonpost.com/style/

.Ashley Fetters Maloy and Maura Judkis on J. Crew and Victoria's Secret washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2023…

Richard Deitsch has curated an extraordinary collection showcasing incredible feats and diverse perspectives across the world of sports. We're excited to announce this year's featured writers!
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For today's A1, we tried to thoroughly chronicle how we reached the point of a dual strike in Hollywood. With reporting from Ashley Fetters Maloy in New York, @tgreiving in Los Angeles and Emily Yahr, Anne Branigin 🔆 and myself from Washington.

Read it here: wapo.st/3rHE4A7

Honored to have placed second in this year's Arts & Culture Criticism Portfolio category. Thank you, SFJ!

Imagine trying to cover up a scandal at the #1 journalism school in the country