Anne Fulenwider

Editor In Chief, Marie Claire

About This Expert

Anne Fulenwider was named editor-in-chief of the U.S. edition of Marie Claire in September 2012. She oversees all content for the brand’s print magazine, Web site, tablet editions and brand extensions, including Marie Claire @Work and the brand’s partnership with Lifetime Television’s “Project Runway” series.

Before taking the editor-in-chief role at Marie Claire, Fulenwider had been editor-in-chief of Brides since October 2011. Prior to that, she served as executive editor of Marie Claire for two years, starting in September 2009. As Marie Claire’s executive editor, Fulenwider was instrumental in guiding the editorial direction of the magazine, including its special issues and digital editions.

Previously, Fulenwider served as senior articles editor at Vanity Fair, where she edited Leslie Bennetts, Buzz Bissinger, Dominick Dunne, and others and launched the Fanfair section of the magazine in March 2000. Prior to Vanity Fair, Fulenwider was a senior editor at The Paris Review and served as George Plimpton’s research assistant on his book, “Truman Capote.”

Fulenwider graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.A. in English and American Literature from Harvard University in 1995.