Privacy Policy

VogueHaute is a luxury lifestyle publication covering style, beauty, culture and the trade around them. This policy explains what voguehaute.club records about readers, subscribers and event guests, and how to have it removed. Revised November 2026.

Who we are

VogueHaute is published at voguehaute.club by its editorial team, which is the controller of the data described here. Editorial matters go to [email protected]; data requests go to the same address with Data request in the subject line. Mail is read by an editor, not by a marketing desk.

What we collect

Subscriptions: name, email, and for print a postal address, plus a recipient name where the subscription is a gift. Newsletter: an email address and nothing else. Events: your name, email, the names of any guests, and any access or dietary note you choose to give us. Partners and press: contact details sent to us for a story, a launch or a request. The server also records IP address, browser, referring page, requested URL and time.

Cookies and analytics

Cloudflare sits in front of the site as CDN and DNS provider. Its bot-management cookie expires after 30 minutes and separates browsers from scripts; it is not used for profiling. Cloudflare keeps request logs on our behalf.

Reader figures come from Cloudflare Web Analytics, which sets no cookies and does not fingerprint devices, and reports page views and referrers in aggregate. We run no advertising network pixel and no retargeting tag; sponsored pages are served from our own domain. Blocking cookies will not stop you reading.

Affiliate links and third parties

Some links are affiliate links. When you click one, the retailer or the network in between, such as Awin or Rakuten Advertising, may set its own cookie, usually for 30 days, so a later purchase is attributed to the click. That cookie belongs to them and we cannot read it.

What we receive is a report: clicks, orders, commission, country. Not your name, not your email, not what else you bought. We do not sell reader data and we do not pass subscriber or guest lists to brands. Commission rates play no part in what gets covered; the disclosure page sets out how links are chosen.

Email, print and guest lists

The newsletter is sent through a mailing provider that holds the list under a processing agreement, with confirmed sign-up and one-click unsubscribe on every send. Print subscriptions are fulfilled by a distribution partner that receives the delivery name and address for postage only, under a contract that forbids using it for anything else.

Event lists stay with the events desk. A brand hosting a dinner receives a headcount, not names, and sponsors never see the guest list. Dietary and access notes are deleted 30 days after the event, because they exist only to make one evening work.

Retention

Server and CDN logs: 30 days. Aggregated analytics: 14 months. Newsletter addresses: until you unsubscribe, then 30 days while removal propagates. Print subscription records: 24 months after a subscription lapses, for renewal and accounting. Event lists: 12 months after the event. Press and partner contacts: three years, then reviewed. Correspondence: 24 months.

Your rights

Under UK or EU GDPR, or a US state consumer privacy law, you can ask what we hold, ask for correction or deletion, object to a particular use, or request a portable copy. Write to [email protected] with the address you used and what you want done. We reply within 30 days, charge nothing, and will not ask you to justify the request.

We do not sell personal information, so no sale-based opt-out applies. You may also complain to your national data protection authority.

Children

The publication is written for adults and is not directed at anyone under 16, whose data we do not knowingly collect. Events we host are 18 and over where alcohol is served, and we do not keep the details of minors who arrive as guests.

Changes

This policy is dated and revised in place. A material change gets a dated note at the top of this page for at least 14 days before it applies.

How to reach us

Email [email protected], with Data request in the subject line if it concerns your information. One address reaches the people who can act on it, and replies come within five working days. There is no phone line and no postal address for data matters, because email leaves a record both sides can check.