While the McInerney piece is the most iconic "long piece" associated with the name "Jay," other prominent Chloes in current media include:

: McInerney described her as the "absolute cool," embodying a "secret, alternative, not commercial" spirit that readers found magnetic.

: A contemporary pop artist known for singles like "So Perfect". Chloe’s Scene - The New Yorker

Retrospectives on the piece, such as those featured in The New Yorker's "Takes" series , reflect on how the article captured a moment just before the internet changed how fame and subcultures work. For many writers and fashion enthusiasts, the piece serves as a "siren call" to the grimy yet glamorous allure of New York City. Other Notable "Chloe" Figures in Media

: The piece is often credited with solidifying the modern concept of an "It Girl"—someone famous for their innate sense of style and presence rather than a specific body of work.

: It detailed her upbringing in Darien, Connecticut, and her weekend escapades into the city, where she found "kindred spirits" among the skaters and artists of Manhattan. Modern Perspectives

: A popular digital creator and stylist on Instagram known for sharing "outfit of the day" (OOTD) inspiration and skincare routines.