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Seasonal trend guides and designer references for readers in the United States

Editorial desk · New York

Contact the NetNugget editors

This page reaches the NetNugget editorial team. Use it for corrections, coverage suggestions, questions about a page, or anything else related to what we publish. We do not handle orders, returns, or product questions, because the site does not sell anything.

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What to write to us about

Corrections come first. If a designer note, a season, or a trend description is wrong, tell us the page and the specific detail, and we will look at it.

Coverage suggestions

If a label or a silhouette is shaping how people dress and we have not covered it, we want to hear about it. Name the direction and why it matters to readers now.

Questions about fit and layering

Questions about fit, layering, or how to read a trend are also fine. We answer the ones that are broadly useful by adding them to the relevant page.

Publicists and studios

Factual information about a collection or a designer direction is welcome and will be considered on editorial grounds only.

How we route your message

Messages are read by the editorial team, not by an automated system.

A correction is checked against the page and, if it holds, the page is updated. A coverage suggestion is logged and reviewed against the current season. You will get a reply if the message needs one; you will not get a marketing email either way. Response times vary with how much is being published that week.

Corrections

Checked against the page you name, then fixed if it holds.

Suggestions

Read against the season before any page is written.

Fit and layering

Broadly useful answers get added to the relevant guide.

Replies

Only when the message needs one. Never a mailing list.

What we cannot help with

We do not have access to retailer inventory, we do not process returns, and we cannot act as an intermediary with any brand. Those requests are outside what this site does.

  • Where to buy a garment

    We do not maintain stock information for any label, and we have no way to check what a retailer is holding.

  • Stock and availability

    An item appearing in a trend note does not mean it is currently made, stocked, or shipping anywhere.

  • Prices and cost

    We write about shape, cloth and styling. We do not publish prices and we cannot estimate what anything costs.

  • Returns and order problems

    If your message is about a purchase, the retailer is the right place to send it. We have no order records to look at.

  • Paid placements

    We do not accept sponsored articles, paid placements, or guest posts that promote a product. We do not run an affiliate program.

Editorial contact

How to reach us

The editorial team can be reached by phone during business hours in New York. Written messages are preferred for corrections, because they let us keep a record of the specific detail in question.

Address
452 W Broadway, New York, NY 10012, USA
Hours
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Red-brick editorial building on a downtown New York corner at early morning

Write to the editors

Keep it minimal. We need enough detail to find the page and understand the issue, and a way to reply if a response is needed.

Do not send sensitive personal information, payment details, or anything you would not want stored in an inbox. How we handle personal data is described in our privacy policy.

Information we ask for

A useful message is short and specific. Three things make a correction easy to act on: the page, the detail, and the reading you think is right. A coverage suggestion works the same way — name the direction, then say what readers would take from it.

The page

A designer note, a seasonal guide, or a styling page — whichever carries the detail you are writing about.

The detail

Quote the sentence, the date, or the description as it reads now so we can find it without guessing.

The correction

What the page should say instead, and where that comes from — a show, a lookbook, or the designer's own direction.

A reply address

One email is enough. It is used to answer this message and is never added to a mailing list.

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Where the editorial desk sits

The editorial desk is in downtown Manhattan. Visits are by appointment only, so phone or write before coming by.

NetNugget, 452 W Broadway, New York, NY 10012, USA

Working with us

If you are a publicist, the useful thing to send is factual information about a collection or a designer direction.

Considered on editorial grounds only — no sponsored articles, paid placements, or guest posts that promote a product.

Before you write

The questions the editorial desk gets most often, answered in advance so your message can go straight to the point.

Do you answer every message?

No. Corrections and coverage suggestions are read and acted on, but a reply goes out only when the message needs one. A note that simply corrects a detail is often filed and fixed without a response, because the fix is the answer.

How long does a correction take?

It depends on the week and on what is being published. A factual correction that names the page and the detail is usually checked within a few working days; a change to a trend description may take longer because it is weighed against the season it belongs to.

Will you cover my collection?

Coverage follows what readers are seeing on the street and in the season, not what is sent to the desk. Send factual information about a designer direction and it is read on editorial grounds — there is no arrangement that guarantees a page.

Can I visit the office?

The desk at 452 W Broadway is not a public space and visits are by appointment only. Phone or email first and we will say whether a meeting makes sense for the subject you have in mind.

What should I not send?

Anything you would not want sitting in an inbox: payment details, personal documents, or sensitive information. The desk needs a page reference, a detail, and a way to reply — nothing more.

Where to go next

If you did not need the editorial desk after all

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