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General Questions
How do I submit work?
We accept images from international publications and labels. If you think your work fits with the site’s other content than please send an email with the following information (please note we can not feature every submission):
The ideal size for submissions is 800 pixels wide. 700 pixels wide will also work as well. Convert images for web as RGB. Also, please include team credits:
For Editorials
Photographer:
Publication Name (Date if Available):
Stylist:
Model:
Additional Team Credits (Hair, Makeup, etc):
For Lookbooks/Campaigns
Label:
Season:
Photographer:
Stylist:
Model:
Additional Team Credits (Hair, Makeup, etc):
Please also include a press release or inspiration for the collection if sending a lookbook.
Due to the amount of submissions, please allow 2-4 days for a response and remember to only submit in season work–one to three months from the original publication date is generally the rule. (example: If a story was published in February, you have until May to submit)
What is an FGR Exclusive and how can submit one?
FGR exclusives are shoots created specifically for Fashion Gone Rogue. If you think your work fits with previous exclusives then check here and shoot us an email.
I’m a photographer, stylist, etc. and want my credit removed from a shoot because it does not reflect my work, how can I do this?
Due to our small staff and the amount of submissions received, we make it a policy to not edit old entries unless a credit is wrong (i.e. a name is misspelled, a statement is not correct). While we understand that talent does not want their name attached to certain works, FGR is not a personal portfolio nor do we present the site as such. If you don’t want your credit included in an editorial, campaign, etc. please let the client know as 90% of the work featured is sent directly from the source.
Who is Fashion Gone Rogue ran by?
FGR was created by its founder Joanna in 2008 and has regular contributions by others.
Where do images come from?
Images come from a variety of sources, ranging from sourced blogs and forums to images received directly from the source, whether it is a photographer, stylist or modeling agent, etc.
How should I source the site?
A link to the Fashion Gone Rogue homepage will suffice.
Why should I source the site?
While it is not apparent, it takes a lot of time to gather and edit images, from coloring and cropping to the actual uploading and posting. Source links are greatly appreciated.
But do you source?
Images are always sourced with a working link. If a set of images are not sourced, the images came directly from the photographer, stylist, label’s website, etc.
What is Fashion Gone Rogue’s Comment Policy?
If your comment is removed/not approved it could be for the following reasons:
All visitors to the site are welcomed to express their thoughts/feelings on the work featured. However, comments will be removed if they do the following:
Discuss Weight (Commenting on whether a model’s too thin or big)
Ad Hominem attacks
Use of excessive caps lock
Racist, homophobic or sexist remarks
Going off topic
Enlisting spam or solicitation (one link to your site in a signature is acceptable, two or more is excessive)
The comment is waiting approval from the queue
How did the site begin?
Fashion Gone Rogue was created as the female alternative to The Fashionisto.
How can I advertise on the site?
Send an email and we will send our media kit with rates.
