Fashion & Beauty Guest Post Sites

What to look for

Check the site’s own aesthetic and market position. Fashion audiences are unusually attached to a particular sensibility, and a placement that sits awkwardly against everything around it will be read as an advertisement whatever it says.

Look at whether the publisher writes the content themselves. In this category that is often worth paying for — publishers who know their own voice produce something that fits, and fit is most of the value here.

Visual standards and brand fit

Most publishers in this category expect imagery to meet their standard, and several will supply or reshoot it rather than run something that does not. Ask what the listing includes before assuming you need to provide images.

Brand fit is the more common reason an order is declined here. A publisher whose audience expects a particular price point or sensibility will turn away content that does not match it, even when the piece itself is well written.

Common questions

Do I need to supply images for a fashion placement?

It depends on the publisher. Many have their own visual standards and prefer to supply or reshoot imagery rather than run something that does not fit. The listing states what the publisher provides and what they expect from you.

Why would a fashion publisher decline my order?

Most often brand fit rather than writing quality. Publishers whose audiences expect a particular price point or aesthetic will turn away content that sits awkwardly against it. Reading the site’s sample posts before ordering is the best way to judge.

Are fashion placements more expensive than other categories?

Generally, yes. Publishers here work with brands routinely and price from that baseline. Independent style blogs are the more affordable end and are well represented on the marketplace.