Affiliate Disclosure

Some links in VogueHaute articles are affiliate links. If you buy through one, the retailer pays us a commission, and the price you pay does not change. That is the whole arrangement, and the rest of this page covers what it does and does not affect.

Where the links appear

In shopping pages, in the credits at the end of a shoot, and in guides where a product is named. Not every product we write about is linked this way. Where a piece exists mainly to gather affiliate links, a line at the top says so before you scroll.

What a commission does not buy

It does not buy coverage, placement, a preview of the copy, or a say in the verdict. A house with an affiliate programme gets no more attention than one without, and several brands we return to most often pay us nothing at all. We have also left out labels that pay well, because the object was not worth the space.

Commission relationships are never a reason to choose one subject over another. A story is commissioned because it is worth reading, and the links are added afterwards, by whoever is publishing it.

How links get chosen

An editor decides what the piece covers and which products are named, then looks for a retailer. If an affiliate link exists, it is used; if it does not, we link the brand’s own page or nothing at all. Nobody is asked to swap a better product for a better-paying link, and no rate card is consulted while a piece is being written.

Prices and availability

Retail prices change, stock moves, and links sometimes point to a regional store rather than yours. What you see at the checkout is the retailer’s price, unaffected by how you arrived. We check links when a piece publishes and fix or remove the broken ones when readers tell us.

Questions

If a link looks wrong, or you want to know whether a particular piece carries affiliate links, write to [email protected]. The answer will be specific. This disclosure was last updated in November 2026.