My values on fashion
It is my belief that well-made, beautiful clothes and accessories are attainable for every shape, every size and every budget. I stand by names that I trust not for their status in the industry, but for the quality and originality reflected in their products. I will always endeavor to establish my wardrobe with timeless pieces that will endure rather than trend-driven fashion dictated by the season. I believe all artisans in the business of manufacturing fashion should be regarded fairly from compensation to work hours and environment. Through my related partnerships I hope to encourage a new generation of fashion lovers to take a renewed look at the standards they set for the clothes and accessories they wear as well as the brands they choose to support.

Disclosure Policy
According to the FTC guidelines all bloggers must disclose relationships with brands wherein cash payment or material compensation are exchanged for written articles, links, etc. The Girl Who Stole the Eiffel Tower proudly contributes to the blogger-brand relationship and occasionally receives compensation for written features (also called “sponsored posts” or “advertorials”). The basic subject of an advertorial is supplied by the advertiser, but the creative copy is always imagined by me, with the same voice and integrity that readers have come to know on the blog, and all companies are considered and approved of before the article is written. The blog also accepts and displays banner advertisements for cash payment, which is put back into the maintenance of the blog’s expenses, including web hosting, domain registration, design and giveaways. Products are supplied to me without charge – most notably books – in exchange for my review. I am never persuaded to share a positive review and I will not share a book I did not thoroughly enjoy. All books and other products are well-researched and considered before being accepted for review. The Girl Who Stole the Eiffel Tower is also a qualified and approved media outlet for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), which allows me the opportunity to pre-screen programming for review on the blog; I am in no way compensated by PBS for such reviews.

Comment Policy
Please consider kindness when commenting here at The Girl Who Stole the Eiffel Tower. I will not allow comments to be published if they include unconstructive criticism, insults, slander, or if I detect signs of bullying, racism or any other aspect of hate, etc. I reserve the right to delete any comments that do not adhere to my standards of behavior on this blog. Users whose comments have been deleted will not be notified or acknowledged in any way and may be banned depending on the severity and/or frequency of their inappropriate comments.

Intellectual Property Laws
According to United States law, all original content on The Girl Who Stole the Eiffel Tower – including text, photography and graphic design images, etc. – is protected under intellectual property laws and copyright © 2010-2012 Casee Marie. Such work is also protected under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License and may not be reproduced without my attribution and/or consent.

Disclaimer
Any other works not created by me are credited with text and/or image links to the original sources. I do not claim any affiliation with brands included in this website’s content unless otherwise specified by disclosure.

 

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