12 Facts About Margaret Zhang

Margaret Zhang was the editor-in-chief of Vogue China until 2024.

Margaret Zhang's mother is from a farming family and her father was from a city.

In 2009 at the age of 16, Margaret Zhang launched her blog 'Shine by Three' as a repository for her personal thoughts and images that inspired her.

Margaret Zhang received her bachelor of commerce and law from The University of Sydney.

In 2014, Margaret Zhang was part of series one of Australian reality documentary television series, Fashion Bloggers.

Margaret Zhang's profile as an influencer and model has grown over the years and she is a street style and front-row catwalk regular.

Margaret Zhang has appeared on the covers of Elle, Rouge Fashion Book and Nylon.

At a solo show in Sydney in 2017, Margaret Zhang exhibited a series of 39 unseen photographic works and premiered her first short film which was a 15-minute exploration of her relationship with classical music.

In 2018, Margaret Zhang co-curated the first annual FOREFRONT Summit focused on inter-industry business problem-solving which led her to develop FOREFRONT+, a round table series of conversations that cover subjects of universal concern.

In 2019, for the relaunch of THE FACE Magazine, Margaret Zhang was brought in as Creative-Director-at-Large for Asia.

In 2021, it was announced that Margaret Zhang would become the Editor in Chief of Vogue China at the age of 27, the youngest EIC at Vogue.

In February 2024, Margaret Zhang was announced that she would leave Vogue China when her contract ends in March and the June issue is her final one.