Chloë Sevigny
'Big Love,' independent cinema, fashion icon
Chloë Sevigny (November 18, 1974 – present) is an American actress, model, fashion designer, and television personality who has established herself as a major figure in film and television since the 1990s. After working as a fashion model and editor at Sassy magazine, she transitioned into acting and gained recognition for her roles in independent films by directors like Vincent Gallo and Harmony Korine. Her breakthrough came with the HBO series 'Big Love' (2006–2011), where she played Nicolette "Nicki" Grant, earning a Golden Globe and Emmy nominations for the role. Sevigny is known for her fearless approach to complex, often controversial roles and her commitment to artistic integrity. Beyond acting, she has worked as a fashion designer and has become a style icon, frequently featured in fashion publications for her avant-garde aesthetic. Her career demonstrates a consistent choice of intelligent, challenging material and her willingness to take risks both on screen and in her personal style. Sevigny remains a respected figure in independent cinema and television, recognized for elevating the projects she chooses through her distinctive presence and talent.
Chloe Grace Moretz
'Kick-Ass,' versatile actress, social activist
Chloe Dygert
World champion cyclist, mountain biking pioneer, sports advocate
Chloe Ferry
'Geordie Shore,' television personality, social media influencer
Chloé Zhao
'Nomadland,' Oscar-winning director, innovative filmmaker
Entertainment
American
1974
Thinking about the name
Chloe
Greek origin
“Derived from the Greek Chloē, meaning 'green shoot' or 'blooming'—a name evoking springtime, youth, and renewal. In ancient Greek literature, Chloe represented pastoral innocence and beauty. The name surged in popularity in the late 20th century and has remained a top-tier choice, beloved for its lyrical sound and sophisticated simplicity.”