Future Publishing relies on advertising to deliver content. The majority of Marie Claire's content is created only by the editorial team, but in some cases we work with external partners.

In some cases, advertisers may support the production of content. This content is labeled so you can see who funded it and how it was created. We use labels on the page to clarify the advertiser's involvement in the content.

"...Articles labeled as "Sponsored Content" or "Advertising Features" created by the Company will be paid and reviewed by commercial partners. They may be produced by the client or by the staff employed by Marie Claire. Since this is commercial content, it is subject to Federal Trade Commission regulation.

"Presented By...Or "Sponsored By."..The article labeled "" is an independent editorial article created by a writer employed by marie Claire and funded through the support of a commercial partner When planning this content, the editorial team may be consistent with the funding partner on the topic and headline of the article, but the article cry before publication date This content was approved by the Federal Trade Commission."" It is in compliance with the regulations.

If a commercial partner receives a sponsor section within a larger editorial article, that section will have a clear "Sponsored Content" label.

Articles labeled "preferred partners" allow commercial partners to highlight specific deals for products such as those recommended by our journalists.

Marie Claire does not recommend "preferred partners" only if she feels that the content or product matches what the viewer wants. Create featured content. It will not be sent to funding partners for approval. This content complies with the regulations of the Federal Trade Commission.