Booth Moore brings over 20 years of branding, public relations and celebrity endorsement experience. She is an international authority on fashion and style.

In between her 18-year stint at the Los Angeles Times (where she served as the first fashion critic in the paper’s history) and joining the team at the Hollywood Reporter in 2016 (where she currently serves as the style and fashion news director), she contributed to a range of publications including The New York Times,  The Wall Street Journal, Town & Country, C Magazine, Elle Décor and Conde Nast Traveler.

In 2014, Booth co-authored the fashion business memoir, "The Glitter Plan: How We Started Juicy Couture with $200 and Turned It Into a Global Brand," which is currently being developed into a network TV series. Her most recent book, “American Runway: 75 Years of Fashion and the Front Row” (Abrams, 2018), tells the story of how the runway became a stage.

Booth graduated from Duke University.