Booth Moore

Booth Moore started their career in 1995 at The Washington Post as an Assistant to a Columnist. Booth then moved on to work as a Reporter for the Manchester Journal, covering various beats including politics and education. In 1998, Moore joined the Los Angeles Times as a Fashion Critic, where they attended fashion shows, critiqued red carpet events, and interviewed industry leaders and celebrities. Booth later became an Editor, co-creating a luxury-focused newspaper section and managing a team of writers. Moore also worked as a Book Author and Freelance Writer before joining The Hollywood Reporter in 2016 as the Style and Fashion News Director. Currently, they are the Executive Editor, West Coast at WWD.

Booth Moore attended Duke University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with a focus on History. Prior to that, Booth Moore also attended The Chapin School, although no specific degrees or fields of study were mentioned.