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Editorial Policy
DressWise editorial content is written to be useful, attributable, and clear about the difference between reported facts, interpretation, and styling advice.
Scope and editorial independence
DressWise publishes fashion news, outfit recommendations, and style articles. Editorial pages may explain how a topic relates to wardrobe planning or DressWise features, but product references should be clearly presented and should not replace factual support for an article.
Sources and attribution
News and long-form analysis should link to reliable original sources whenever they make verifiable claims about brands, events, research, regulation, or industry data. Sources should identify the publisher and link to the specific supporting page rather than a generic home page.
- Prefer official announcements, primary research, public institutions, and direct records.
- Distinguish a source-supported fact from DressWise interpretation or styling advice.
- Use image descriptions that communicate relevant visual information without keyword stuffing.
Updates and corrections
Published content may be updated when facts change, a source becomes clearer, or a correction is needed. Material corrections should be made promptly and the modification date should reflect the updated page.
Readers can report a potential error through the Contact and Support page. Include the page URL and the evidence that supports the requested correction.
AI-assisted work
Automated tools may support research organization, drafting, or editing, but publication remains subject to human review. Sources, product claims, links, image descriptions, and final wording should be checked before an article is published.
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