With over 25 years in fashion editorial at Glamour and GQ, Maggie Mann has built a career around a discerning eye, a strong point of view, and an instinct for what makes an image—and a look—memorable.

A native New Yorker, Maggie began her career in the prestigious Bloomingdale's fashion office under the legendary Cal Ruttenstein before joining Condé Nast. At Glamour, she contributed to nearly 100 covers and countless fashion stories, collaborating with renowned photographers including Patrick Demarchelier, Arthur Elgort, Pamela Hanson, Ellen von Unwerth, Koto Bolofo, Norman Jean Roy, and Mark Seliger.

Her cover work includes Nicole Kidman, Keira Knightley, and Taylor Swift, alongside collaborations with Penélope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, Rihanna, Kate Winslet, and Margot Robbie. She also worked on Glamour's Women of the Year portfolio, featuring cultural figures including Gloria Steinem, Cindy Sherman, and Melinda Gates.

Maggie covered the Paris and Milan fashion shows for both Glamour and GQ, developing an international perspective and an appreciation for fashion's ever-changing landscape. She attended Emory University and continued her studies at NYU.

Today, she brings that editorial sensibility to personal styling, combining an instinct for proportion, silhouette, and the unexpected with an understanding of individuality. Her philosophy is simple: great style isn't about chasing trends or reinventing yourself. It's about knowing who you are, refining what works, and finding those pieces that make everything feel unmistakably your own.