Editorial desk · New York
Contact the editorial team
Use this page to reach the Jeddah Vogue Bureau editorial desk. We read messages about corrections, coverage suggestions, and questions on how our trend and wardrobe guides are produced.
- Desk address
- 1245 Broadway, Suite 402
New York, NY 10001, USA - Telephone
- +1-212-555-0198
- Desk hours
- Monday to Friday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Editorial matters only: corrections, coverage suggestions, and questions about how our trend and wardrobe guides are made.
What to send here
The inbox is for editorial matters. Specific notes get answered faster than general ones.
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Corrections
Point out a wrong detail
Name the article and the exact detail that looks wrong. We check it against the source used in the piece before we change a line, so the page title and the wording you question both help.
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Coverage
Suggest a label we should look at
Tell us what the brand does differently and why it matters to U.S. readers. Construction, consistent sizing, and how a piece holds up across seasons carry more weight with us than one seasonal drop.
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Standards
Ask how a guide was produced
Questions about how our trend reports, capsule wardrobe guides, and brand guides are researched and edited are welcome. If you want to know what a recommendation rests on, ask and we will walk through it.
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Follow-up
Write back on a published piece
Readers who wear the clothes often know the fit better than the runway notes do. If a guide missed how something actually sits on a body, that is useful and we want the note.
What this inbox is not
We do not sell clothing, so there is no order support, no sizing help, and no returns to process at this desk. We also do not accept payment for coverage or placement, and we do not run sponsored posts. Messages offering paid placement are not reviewed.
If your question concerns a purchase you made elsewhere, the retailer is the right contact, not this desk. For everything else, the routes below are the ones that reach a person.
Accuracy before speed
Corrections and accuracy
Accuracy matters more to us than speed. When a correction arrives, we compare the claim with the source used in the article. If the article is wrong, we fix it and note the change.
If the source was wrong, we explain what we relied on and update the text where needed. We do not quietly delete errors. Readers who take the time to flag a problem are doing the site a favor, and we treat the note that way.
What we check first
The claim itself, the original source behind it, and whether the surrounding sentence still reads correctly once the detail is fixed.
How to speed it up
Send the page title, the sentence you are questioning, and where you read the version you believe is correct. A link to the source shortens the round trip.
Reader notes welcome
Coverage suggestions
We take suggestions seriously, especially from people who wear the clothes rather than only photograph them. Tell us the brand, the category, and what makes it worth a reader's attention.
Longevity, construction, and consistent sizing are more interesting to us than a single seasonal drop. Suggestions that include a specific reason tend to move to the front of the queue, so a short explanation beats a bare link every time.
Response times
Messages are reviewed in the order they arrive, and editorial questions usually get a reply within a few business days. Complex corrections can take longer, because we verify before we answer.
If your note is time-sensitive, say so in the first line. We cannot promise a response to every message, but every message is read by a person on the editorial team.
Media and partnership inquiries
For press questions, interview requests, or editorial collaborations, use the same contact route and mark the subject clearly. We consider partnerships that fit the site's editorial scope, which is fashion trend reporting, wardrobe guidance, and brand analysis.
Anything outside that scope is likely to be declined. We do not run sponsored placements, and we do not accept placement that conflicts with our coverage standards — a partner arrangement never buys a favorable read.
- Press Interview requests and press questions for the editorial desk.
- Collaboration Editorial projects that sit inside trend reporting and wardrobe guidance.
Writing to the desk
How to write to us
Include your name, a working email address, and the subject of your message. If your note is about an article, include the page title. If it is a suggestion, include the brand and the reason.
Keep it short if you can, and skip the attachments unless we ask for them. Clear, specific messages get the most useful replies, and they help us keep the editorial standards page honest.
Where the desk sits
The editorial desk is in New York and reads mail Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Visiting is by arrangement only — write first, and we will tell you whether a meeting makes sense for what you need.
- Address
- 1245 Broadway, Suite 402, New York, NY 10001, USA
- Telephone
- +1-212-555-0198
- [email protected]
Nearest subway access is along Broadway in the Flatiron district; the building entrance is on the Broadway side. If you are sending documents rather than a note, email first so we can tell you what we actually need.
Before you write
A few answers that cover most of what reaches the desk, so you can skip straight to the note that matters.
Still unsure where your message belongs? Pick the closest subject in the form and say so in the first line. We will route it.
Can I ask about an order or a return?
No — we do not sell clothing, so there is no order support, sizing help, or returns at this desk. If your question is about something you bought elsewhere, the retailer is the right contact. The bureau publishes trend reporting, wardrobe guidance, and brand analysis only.
How do I report a factual error?
Choose the correction subject in the form and name the article plus the exact detail you believe is wrong. We compare the claim with the source used in the piece. If we were wrong, we fix the text and note the change; if the source was wrong, we say what we relied on and update the wording.
Can a brand pay for coverage or a placement?
We do not accept payment for coverage or placement and we do not run sponsored posts. Messages offering paid placement are not reviewed. A label can still be suggested for editorial consideration — tell us what it does differently and why U.S. readers should care.
When should I expect a reply?
Editorial questions usually get a reply within a few business days, in the order they arrive. Corrections that need verification take longer. Say so in the first line if your note is time-sensitive, and remember that every message is read by a person even when we cannot answer each one.
I am a stylist or designer — is there a better route?
Use the same form and mark the subject clearly as a press or collaboration note. We look at partnership ideas that sit inside trend reporting, wardrobe guidance, and brand analysis. If you want to point us at your own work as a reader rather than as a pitch, say that too — the two are read differently here.
Read the standards behind the guides
If your question is really about how this desk works — what we check, what we refuse, and who writes the trend and wardrobe guides — the About the Bureau page answers most of it before you write in.