Chavie Lieber
Reporter, styles desk, The Wall Street Journal
Chavie Lieber is a journalist on the styles desk of The Wall Street Journal. She previously covered fashion, technology and online culture as a correspondent for The Business of Fashion.
| Role | Reporter, styles desk |
|---|---|
| Outlet | The Wall Street Journal |
| Beat | Fashion, style, technology and online culture |
| Previously | The Business of Fashion; Vox.com; Racked |
Who is Chavie Lieber?
Chavie Lieber is a New York based reporter who works on the styles desk of The Wall Street Journal. Her work sits where fashion, consumer behaviour, technology and internet culture meet.
Career
Before joining The Wall Street Journal, Lieber was a correspondent at The Business of Fashion, where she covered fashion, technology and online culture. She moved to BoF from Vox Media, where she had been a senior reporter at Vox.com and at Racked, the shopping and retail site. Her bylines have also appeared in The New York Times, New York Magazine, The Daily Beast, Tablet Magazine and The Times of Israel.
She holds a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University, where she was a Davidson Fellow Scholar with the Wexner Foundation.
Coverage
Across these outlets Lieber has written about how people shop and dress, and how brands and platforms shape those habits. Her areas include:
- Fashion and style trends for a general business readership
- Retail and direct to consumer brands
- Technology and online culture in fashion
- Consumer behaviour and shopping
Frequently asked questions
Who is Chavie Lieber?
Chavie Lieber is a reporter on the styles desk of The Wall Street Journal. She previously worked at The Business of Fashion, Vox.com and Racked.
What does Chavie Lieber write about?
She covers fashion and style, retail, and the role of technology and online culture in how people shop.