Disclosure
Our policy on sponsored content, gifted items, and brand partnerships — last updated October 2026.
Transparency is a core value at CurvyStyleMuse. This page covers how we disclose commercial relationships. Questions? Contact us.
Our Commitment to Transparency
CurvyStyleMuse is committed to full transparency about how our content is created and funded. This page explains how we handle sponsored content, gifted items, and brand partnerships, so you always know where our recommendations come from.
Sponsored Content
When content on CurvyStyleMuse has been produced in partnership with or paid for by a brand, retailer, or PR agency, it will be clearly labelled at the top of the article using language such as “Sponsored”, “In partnership with [Brand]”, or “This article is a paid partnership”. Sponsored posts meet the same editorial quality and accuracy standards as all other content on this Site.
Gifted Items
We may occasionally receive products from brands or PR agencies for review or editorial use at no cost to us. Where content features a gifted or press-loaned item, this will be disclosed within the article. The receipt of gifted items does not guarantee a positive review or any coverage at all — our editorial judgement remains independent.
Brand Partnerships
CurvyStyleMuse may enter into paid partnerships with fashion brands and retailers. The existence of a commercial relationship will always be disclosed in any content produced as a result of that relationship. Our editorial team retains full creative control over all content, including sponsored work.
Editorial Independence
Commercial relationships do not influence the editorial content that appears outside of specifically disclosed partnerships. Product recommendations, outfit roundups, and trend guides on CurvyStyleMuse reflect the genuine views of our editorial team unless otherwise stated.
FTC and ASA Compliance
All disclosures on CurvyStyleMuse are made in compliance with applicable advertising standards regulations, including guidance from the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) where relevant.