Collaborations
Last Updated: September 8, 2026
Styles Edit welcomes thoughtful collaborations with brands, creators, photographers, beauty professionals, businesses, and other organizations whose work is relevant to our audience.
This Collaborations page explains the types of partnerships we may consider and how commercial relationships may be handled.
Styles Edit is an independent beauty and style inspiration website available at https://styles-edit.com/.
1. About Styles Edit
Styles Edit publishes content focused on hairstyles, haircuts, hair colors, beauty inspiration, seasonal trends, styling ideas, and related topics.
Our audience comes to the website looking for visual inspiration, useful ideas, trend information, and practical style content.
Because of this, we are interested in collaborations that are relevant to these subjects and genuinely useful to readers.
2. Types of Collaborations
Depending on the project, Styles Edit may consider collaborations involving:
- Sponsored articles
- Brand features
- Product features
- Gifted products
- Beauty or hairstyle campaigns
- Editorial partnerships
- Photography collaborations
- Content creation
- Social media campaigns
- Pinterest campaigns
- Brand storytelling
- Seasonal campaigns
- Other relevant creative projects
Not every collaboration request will be accepted.
3. Relevance Matters
We prefer collaborations that fit naturally with the subjects covered by Styles Edit.
A collaboration should ideally provide readers with useful information, inspiration, or an interesting perspective.
We may decline proposals that are unrelated to beauty, hairstyles, style, or the general interests of our audience.
4. Sponsored Content
Some collaborations may involve financial compensation.
When content is sponsored or otherwise involves a material commercial relationship, Styles Edit aims to disclose that relationship clearly.
The Federal Trade Commission recommends that material connections between advertisers and endorsers be disclosed clearly and conspicuously so consumers understand the relationship.
5. Gifted Products
Brands may offer products or services for consideration.
Receiving a free or discounted product does not automatically guarantee publication, positive coverage, or a particular editorial outcome.
If a gifted product creates a material connection that should be disclosed, Styles Edit may provide appropriate disclosure.
6. Editorial Approach
Styles Edit aims to maintain an honest and useful editorial approach.
A commercial relationship should not be understood as permission to knowingly publish false or misleading claims.
Where products are discussed, readers should be able to distinguish between editorial information and commercial relationships.
FTC guidance also emphasizes that endorsements should reflect honest opinions and that endorsers should not make unsupported claims about products.
7. Brand Materials
Collaborating brands may provide photographs, logos, product information, campaign assets, or other materials.
Brands should only provide materials they have the legal right to share with Styles Edit.
The use of supplied material may be subject to the terms agreed upon between the parties.
8. Image Rights
If a collaboration involves photographs or other visual content, the parties should clarify how those images may be used.
Styles Edit does not automatically assume ownership of images simply because a brand or photographer provides them.
Where necessary, image credits may be provided.
9. Pinterest Collaborations
Styles Edit may participate in Pinterest-focused campaigns where appropriate.
This may include Pins, visual campaigns, seasonal content, product inspiration, or links to relevant Styles Edit articles.
Pinterest-related collaborations remain subject to the applicable Pinterest rules and policies.
Styles Edit does not represent itself as Pinterest unless an official relationship exists and is specifically stated.
10. Affiliate Collaborations
A collaboration may also involve affiliate compensation.
For example, Styles Edit may receive a commission when readers purchase through a qualifying link.
Where applicable, affiliate relationships will be disclosed according to our Affiliate Disclaimer and Disclosure.
11. What Brands Can Expect
A potential collaboration may involve discussion of:
- Campaign goals
- Content requirements
- Publication dates
- Compensation
- Product information
- Image rights
- Disclosure requirements
- Links
- Social media promotion
- Revisions
- Usage rights
The exact terms depend on the individual project.
12. What Styles Edit Expects
We expect potential partners to provide accurate information about products, services, pricing, claims, campaign requirements, and relevant legal or promotional restrictions.
Brands should not ask Styles Edit to make claims that are knowingly false, misleading, unsupported, or inappropriate for the audience.
13. No Guaranteed Results
Styles Edit cannot guarantee a particular number of views, clicks, Pinterest impressions, social shares, search rankings, conversions, sales, or other performance results from a collaboration.
Digital traffic and platform distribution can change for many reasons outside our control.
14. Tina Franklin
Tina Franklin is an author and editorial contributor to Styles Edit.
Depending on the project, Tina Franklin may participate in content development, editing, writing, creative planning, or other editorial aspects of a collaboration.
Her involvement does not mean that every collaboration is a personal endorsement or that she personally owns every product or brand featured.
15. Collaboration Requests
Brands and businesses interested in working with Styles Edit are welcome to contact us using the contact information available on our website.
A useful collaboration inquiry should include information about the brand, campaign, proposed content, timeline, compensation or product arrangement, and any important requirements.
Providing complete information helps us determine whether the opportunity is a good fit.
16. Right to Decline
Styles Edit reserves the right to decline any collaboration request.
We may decline projects that do not fit our content, audience, editorial approach, legal requirements, or available resources.
Receiving a collaboration inquiry does not guarantee a response, publication, or partnership.
17. Changes to This Page
Styles Edit may update this Collaborations page as our content strategy, partnerships, services, or editorial practices change.
The “Last Updated” date will be revised when appropriate.
Final Note
Styles Edit is interested in meaningful partnerships that benefit both brands and readers.
We value clear communication, accurate information, transparency, creative ideas, and respect for our audience.
If you believe your brand or project would be a natural fit for Styles Edit, we welcome you to reach out and tell us about the opportunity.