Ashley Fetters Maloy is a feature reporter at The Washington Post. She specializes in covering the fashion industry, including beauty and apparel, while also delving into themes of publishing and media. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The Atlantic, GQ, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Ashley Fetters Maloy's coverage predominantly focuses on lifestyle and entertainment, particularly dissecting popular culture trends. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or commentary on emerging lifestyle phenomena, evolving fashion trends, or analysis of intriguing cultural shifts that align with her areas of interest.
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By: Maura Judkis, Shane O’Neill, Ashley Fetters Maloy, Ethan Beck
See best moments from the 2026 Met Gala and red carpet looks from Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams and more.
By: Ethan Beck, Maura Judkis, Ashley Fetters Maloy, Shane O Neill
Ashley Fetters Maloy, Maura Judkis, Shane O'Neill, Ethan Beck Anna Wintour's annual benefit for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume
By: Ashley Fetters Maloy
Ashley Fetters Maloy Least comfortable look of the evening might go to Kim Kardashian's dress by Allen Jones.
Ashley Fetters Maloy, Maura Judkis On Monday evening, New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art christened its new Condé M.
Nuuly, a $98-a-month fashion subscription service, has come to dominate sorority houses and everywhere else, tapping a desire to wear more clothes while owning less.
LEVITTOWN, PA. - If you spend time at baby showers, bachelorette parties or in line for a women’s bathroom at any given bar, you might be hearing it more often these days: “It’s from Nuuly!” (Common variations include “Oh, this? Nuuly!,” “You gotta get on Nuuly” and “Girl, as usual: Nuuly!”) Whether it’s prompted by a funky skirt, a cute top or a quirky sweater, all these exclamations from 20- and 30-something women refer to the $98-a-month service, owned by the parent company of Urban Outfitter
Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander hasn’t lost any of his panache during the NBA playoffs.
By: Ashley Fetters Maloy
Many loyal customers feel disillusioned by Everlane's shift toward fast fashion after it was reported that fast-fashion giant Shein would be acquiring the brand.
By: Ashley Fetters Maloy
Rarely does a global retail platform's acquisition of a onetime direct-to-consumer brand inspire such wailing and gnashing of teeth.
By: Ashley Fetters Maloy
Katherine Legge, who will attempt to race in the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, highlights the growing partnership between female athletes and beauty brands.
