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As a muse, you share photos of your outfits and tag the Outfiqe pieces you’re wearing. On Outfiqe, a look you post is called a drop. Shoppers tap your tags to go straight to the pieces, and when they buy, you earn. This guide covers becoming a muse, posting a drop, tagging pieces, and what happens to your tags after you post.

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Become a muse

Every muse starts with a normal Outfiqe account.
1

Sign in

Create an account or sign in. See account flow if you’re new.
2

Apply

Open your dashboard, or tap the + button in Explore. You’ll see Become a muse. Choose Apply to become a muse.
3

Wait for our email

You’ll see “Application submitted — we’ll email you once it’s reviewed.” While you wait, your dashboard shows Application under review, and you can shop as normal.
When you’re approved, we email you and send a welcome notification. Your muse profile goes public, and your dashboard gets the muse pages. The first time you open your muse dashboard, a short tour shows you around. Replay it any time with Take the tour on your Overview.

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Your muse dashboard

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Post a drop

1

Start a new drop

Tap the + button, labelled Add a drop, in Explore. A window called New drop opens.
2

Choose a layout

Under Layout, pick Portrait, Square or Tall. Every photo in the drop uses this shape. To change it after adding photos, remove the photos first.
3

Add your photos

Add up to 6 photos. Each one opens in a cropper, so you can choose exactly what’s in the frame.
4

Write a caption

Under Caption, say something about the outfit: where you wore it, how it fits, what you’d pair it with. It’s optional, but captions help shoppers.
5

Tag your pieces

Choose Tag a product, search for each Outfiqe product you’re wearing, and select it. For each one, type the size you’re wearing in Size (e.g. M). See “Tagging tips” below.
6

Post it

Choose Drop look. You’ll see “Look dropped”, and your drop goes live in Explore and on your profile.

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Tagging tips

  • Tag only what’s in the photo. Brands check that the product you tag really is the one you’re wearing. Tags for something else get declined.
  • Always add the size you’re wearing. Shoppers use it to judge the fit, and it’s required.
  • You can tag several pieces in one drop. The picker shows how many you’ve selected and the most you can add.
  • You can only tag products sold on Outfiqe. If a piece isn’t on Outfiqe, you can still wear it in the photo, you just can’t tag it.

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What happens to your tags

Your drop is live straight away. Each tag inside it waits for the brand that makes that product, and shows one of these: Some tags go live without waiting. That happens when a brand has marked you as a trusted muse, when the brand lets every muse tag freely, or when you bought that product on Outfiqe and the brand approves buyers automatically. If a brand doesn’t decide within 7 days, the tag goes live on its own.

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When a tag is declined

The reason shows on the tag. It’s one of these:
  • The brand says this isn’t one of their products
  • The brand flagged this as a possible counterfeit
  • The brand says the look misrepresents the product
  • The tag breaks the brand’s tagging policy
  • The brand declined this tag
The brand may add a note telling you what to change. If you’ve fixed the problem, for example by retagging the right product, open the drop to edit it and choose Request again on the tag, if it’s offered.

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Edit or delete a drop

On your profile, open the menu on any of your drops:
  • Edit opens Edit drop, where you can change the photos, caption and tags.
  • Delete removes the drop.

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Common questions

No. We look for people with a good eye who enjoy putting outfits together, not follower counts.
You need to be wearing them. Some brands approve tags automatically if you bought the piece on Outfiqe, so buying through Outfiqe can make your tags go live faster.
It’s probably In review. Tags stay hidden until the brand approves them.