Fashion PR for Clothing and Jewelry Brands: A Written Feature in the Outlet You Pick, for $97

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This isn't the fashion PR career guide. If you own a clothing label, a boutique or a jewelry line, this page shows how to get it written up in the news, so a shopper who's never heard of you trusts you enough to buy. For a one-time $97, AnotherZero writes an 800–1,000 word feature about your brand, and once you approve every word, it runs in the news outlet you pick. Sara, who owns Kingdom Kids Luxury Clothing, was featured in Wall Street Times and puts the result in five words: "My customers TRUST me now."

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What PR for Fashion Brands Does When Shoppers Can't Touch the Product

Clothing and jewelry sell on touch. Online, nobody can feel your fabric, try on your ring or check the stamp inside the band. A press feature fills that gap in three places.

1. It vouches for the product before the shopper holds it. A feature explains what your pieces are made of and why they cost what they do, in someone else's words. Sara makes kids' clothing that's "non-toxic, buttery soft, and hypoallergenic." Here's why she wanted it in the press: "I know there's a lot of businesses out there selling cheap products. Another Zero allowed me to showcase my premium product on a top tier platform."

2. It answers the boutique buyer who opens your line sheet. A shop owner gets wholesale pitches from labels she's never heard of, and she looks each one up before she replies. A news feature linked at the top of your email tells her this is a real brand with a story her customers will ask about. Stylists and tailors get the same check from every new client.

3. It gives your next drop something to point to. A new collection or a rebrand needs a link that isn't your own Instagram. Put the article in the drop email and your bio, and the "As Seen On" logo on your About page. It also carries a do-follow backlink from a high-authority news site, indexed by Google. That's the kind of third-party signal Google and AI answers use when they recommend a brand. The founder of Storyteller's Closet, an art-forward streetwear label, calls AnotherZero "an incredible partner in shaping the launch of my brand."

Can you imagine what your next launch would look like with "As Seen On" under your logo?

Fashion and Jewelry PR: 5 Story Angles Editors Run (Examples)

These are examples, not articles that ran. Take one into your 2-minute form as a starting point, or bring your own.

  1. "The Activewear Label Making Leggings From Recycled Bottles." A shopper can't see on a screen what a garment is made of, and that's often why it costs more. Readers want to know.
  2. "Lab-Grown or Mined? A Jeweler on What Couples Are Choosing." Engagement-ring shoppers are already asking, and the jeweler who answers plainly is the one they visit.
  3. "Inside the New Collection: The Story Behind Each Piece." A launch has a date, and a date is news. Named pieces with a reason behind each give an editor something to write.
  4. "Every Piece Made by Hand in a Two-Person Studio." Handmade explains your price, and readers like meeting the person at the sewing table or the jeweler's bench.
  5. "What a Stylist Tells Clients to Stop Buying." It's advice a reader can use that afternoon, so it reads like a column. The stylist or boutique behind it is the one they book.

Fashion and Jewelry Brands That Ran in the News

Taylor Swope — fashion designer, Verity Threds
Ran in USA News · July 13, 2025
Verity Threds: Crafting Unique Fashion Statements Through Artful Self-Expression
A label founded in January 2024 reads like an established designer: one-of-a-kind hand-stitched jackets with an LED-lit patch, a September 2024 New York Fashion Week show, and designs the article says have appeared in Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Glamour and Elle. It's the link an emerging designer sends to buyers and stockists.

Chloe Beaumont — fine-jewelry collective owner, Beaumont Jewelry Collective
Ran in USA News · July 9, 2026
Beaumont Jewelry Collective Turns Color Into Impact
A mother-and-daughter brand run by two GIA Graduate Gemologists, told through what a fine-jewelry buyer wants to know: the colored gemstones, the Fairmined certification, ten independent designers paid up front and a share of each sale going to five NGOs. The brand also ran in the Fashion section of Women's Insider a few days earlier.

Elham (Elle) Pirmoradi — founder and designer, Bangelle
Ran in USA News · September 9, 2026
Bangelle: The L.A. Jewelry House That Put Bangles At The Center Of Its Game
An L.A. jewelry house written up from its first four solid 18K gold bangles to its third collection, Spheres N Daggers, with the founder's own quotes and the 2025 INSTORE Magazine award its Big Bang Bangle won. It's a collection launch made into news, and her LANewsDaily feature covered the same launch in June.

What Your Brand Gets for $97

The first thing, if you decide to take this offer today, is a new rank for your brand: a label the news has written about. The cheap copies don't have that.

Here's everything in the one-time $97. No retainer.

  • SEO keyword research, so the article uses the words shoppers type, like "handmade silver jewelry" or "sustainable activewear," and not only your brand name.
  • A custom 800–1,000 word article, written by a person, so you can have your fabric and your stones explained in your words, the way you would at a trunk show.
  • Unlimited revisions, and nothing publishes without your approval, so you can get every detail about your materials right before anyone reads it.
  • Guaranteed publication in the outlet you choose. You'll have the choice to choose from over 60 different outlets, including USA News, Women's Insider, CEO Times, Women's Magazine, New York Weekly, Biz Weekly, Men's Insider, New York Review, and many more.
  • A do-follow backlink from a high-authority news site, indexed by Google, so your shop has the third-party validation Google rewards.
  • "As Seen On" usage rights, a custom banner and a social media kit, so you can put the logo on your product pages and your next drop email.
  • A 2-minute intake form. For a fashion or jewelry brand: what you make and what it's made of, who wears it, where you sell (your own site, Etsy, boutiques, markets), the story behind the brand, your next collection, and your product photos. Johanna Jones, who makes handmade jewelry, says: "I prepared just a few phrases and they turned it into a stellar story about me and my company."

Your draft arrives in 24–48 hours.

You also get four guarantees, so trying it never puts the trust you've built with your customers at risk:

  • Love it or it never runs. Unlimited revisions, and if you never approve it, you get a full refund and it never publishes.
  • Your chosen outlet within 7 days or your money back.
  • It stays live. Published indefinitely, and if a placement comes down within the first year, it's replaced free.
  • Lowest price of any PR firm, guaranteed.

AnotherZero reviews from Fashion & Jewelry

Out of 15,318+ businesses featured, here are all 44 reviews from fashion and jewelry owners in their own words, from streetwear, activewear and swim labels to fine jewelers, a celebrity stylist and a Los Angeles tailor in business since 1989.

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crystal forcumHandmade beaded jewelry maker
Fashion · Helped grow the business and increase sales

This company is awesome. They have helped my grow my business and increase sales. The article they featured about my business, all I can say is WOW! Wish I had found them sooner. I plan to use this company again and again. Thank you, Another Zero.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
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SaraLuxury kids' clothing brand owner
Fashion · Featured in Wall Street Times overnight → “My customers TRUST me now”

Wow I was elevated to a top tier magazine overnight Wow. I was able to be featured in Wall Street Times. This is so important to me because customers need to be able to trust me. My clothing is non-toxic, buttery soft, and hypoallergenic: Kingdom Kids Luxury Clothing. I know there’s a lot of businesses out there selling cheap products. Another Zero allowed me to showcase my premium product on a top tier platform. My customers TRUST me now. I look forward to continuing my business relationship with Another Zero.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Feb 2025
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AudraPersonal style brand founder
Fashion · Article written, brand nominated for an award and won

Great experience and good work done! Amanda, Nic, and the team did an amazing job writing my article, and nominating my brand for an award that I was successful in receiving. Amanda went above and beyond. I will definitely be working with AnotherZero again. I highly recommend this service.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
Romy De GrijffActivewear brand, REVYVE Active
Fashion · Multiple outlets in a couple days → over 500 outlets after a week
“In just over a couple days, our brand has been featured in multiple news outlets, and after a week, over 500 news outlets have been featuring us. I wish I knew about them sooner. It's been so, so, so helpful to building that trust with the consumer.”
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ASULIndependent lacrosse-heritage apparel brand owner
Fashion · Independent brand on a budget → press release that drove great results

Result Driven PR You Can Afford Another Zero, is exactly we I needed. As an independent brand owner we needed a results driven situation at a price we could afford. What we received was everything we wanted and more. Communication was prompt and seamless. One of the best thing was, how well Another Zero wrote the press release. This is what drove getting such great results, We will continue to use them going for because we see them as results driven PR for small and large companies alike, but as an independent, this felt like the red carpet treatment.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2025
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Brandi GianniniSustainable women's activewear brand
Fashion · Hesitant at first → company taken to the next level

I was hesitant at first, but my gut told me to take a chance with this company and I am so glad I did! I feel like they get me and what my brand stands for! Nic is fantastic and not pushy at all. Amanda is amazing with communication and together, they make the perfect team! They have taken my company to the next level and I couldn’t be happier!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
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Chancie C Johnson JrApparel brand owner
Fashion · Everything done in less than 3 days, featured on USANEWS.COM

Great Company to Work With My experience with AnotherZero was great. Amanda was very helpful and honest. She did everything she said she would in less than 3 days. They got me featured on USANEWS.COM (August 11) and working to get me or more outlets. AnotherZero does a great job of keeping their word and being open and honest. The response time is fast as well. Any questions I had, she thoroughly explained it and backed it up with results. Ill definitely be working with them again. Great job AnotherZero!!!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2025
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Chloe BeaumontFine-jewelry collective owner
Fashion · Published on Women's Insider, plus AP and NBC affiliates, quickly

We are honestly blown away by how quickly Another Zero got our articles written and got us published on Women's Insider plus (with another press release article) on AP, NBC affiliates, and more. Amanda was great to work with and answered every question I had. We are a small business and would totally recommend Another Zero to other businesses!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jul 2026
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Azzallure DiamondsBespoke diamond and fine jewelry house
Fashion · Article draft in one to two working days, live on the chosen outlet

Working with Another Zero was refreshingly straightforward. After we submitted their short questionnaire, they turned around a solid article draft within one to two working days. The tone, structure, and messaging were on point from the start, which made the process quick and easy. What stood out even more was the range of news outlets they offer. We were able to choose exactly where we wanted our piece published, and they handled the placement without any hassle. The article went live on the outlet we selected, exactly as promised. If you’re looking for a PR service that’s fast, reliable, and easy to work with, Another Zero is definitely worth it.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Dec 2025
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John Lajara CEOLuxury footwear designer
Fashion · First article in Digital Journal, came back for a second

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amanda at AnotherZero has done it again. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Exceptional Service and Outstanding Writing! Amanda from AnotherZero has been absolutely incredible to work with. She wrote my first article for Digital Journal with such professionalism and precision — and now, she’s gone above and beyond with an even more profound and impactful piece. Her ability to capture my message, elevate my ideas, and deliver top-quality work truly stands out. AnotherZero is a company that genuinely values excellence and client satisfaction. Highly recommended for anyone looking for exceptional editorial and media services. -John Lajara

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
Style VelosoCelebrity stylist, Paris and Los Angeles
Fashion · Featured in big media like Fox and ABC, super fast
“Of course they are very professional. They got features for me in the big media like Fox, ABC. They are super, super fast. You can trust the AnotherZero team.”
Verified clientClient since Dec 2025
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Maurice GrierLuxury fashion brand
Fashion · Monthly plan helped brand recognition and consistency

They definitely helped me with Brand Recognition. I do a monthly plan, so it definitely helps with consistency.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2024
Jimmy VenableApparel brand, OG Handicappers
Fashion · Numerous outlets and thousands of new potential clientele
“They brought it home for me, for my brand. Got in front of numerous outlets and thousands of new potential clientele. It worked out great. The pricing is great, it's seamless, easy, and they will answer any questions that you have.”
Verified clientClient since Aug 2024
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Hunt & HarborMen's swimwear brand
Fashion · From submittal to live article in less than 48 hours

AnotherZero Exceeded My Expectations! AnotherZero couldn't have made this process any easier. The platform to submit information was very intuitive, they generated an incredible article in no time that was sent to me for edits. They even consulted with me on which news source was best for my article that resulted in me deciding to change direction - which I appreciated. They were responsive with questions and turnaround was incredibly fast - from submittal, review/editing to having an article live, in less than 48 hours. I would highly recommend them.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗May 2026
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cindy greentreeCoastal-luxe carry goods brand
Fashion · Each feature completed in 24 hours, adjusted as needed

featured in 24 hours I reached out to have my feature completed and amanda and her team completed each feature in 24 hours - was able to undated and adjust accordingly. so happy and will be using there team again.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Dec 2025
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John Lajara CEOLuxury footwear brand CEO
Fashion · Published on Digital Journal, seamless start to finish, exceeded expectations

I had the pleasure of working with Amanda @ AnotherZero My name is John Lajara and I had the pleasure of working with Amanda @ AnotherZero in particular, who was very professional and attentive throughout the process. They recently published one of my articles on Digital Journal, and the experience was seamless from start to finish. Clear communication, great follow-through, and excellent results. Exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend their services.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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FlorisSwimwear brand founder
Fashion · Featured within a matter of days, very happy with results

Anotherzero simply delivers! For anyone doubting AnotherZero, don't - they deliver on their promise! We got featured within a matter of days. The collaboration with the team was very smooth and easy. We are very happy with the results and would work with AnotherZero again!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗May 2025
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Chancie C Johnson JrApparel brand owner
Fashion · 1-day turnaround; featured in USANews.com the day after approval

Job Well Done Amanda done exactly what she said she was. I was impressed with the 1 day turnaround. I approved article and next day I was featured in USANews.com. she has been very helpful and responsive.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2025
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Blake ShelhamerLab-grown diamond jeweler, Blake Jewelers
Fashion · Tried multiple PR services → AnotherZero was the best

This service is superior to other similar services out there. I've tried multiple, AnotherZero was the best. Trust me, this one is different. I had great success with them. What's nice is they let you PICK the outlet you are featured in. They do great work

Verified client
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TaylorFashion designer, handmade LED jackets
Fashion · Editorial piece in Women’s Insider on her journey as a designer

Verity Threds & Taylor Swope Working with Another Zero has been an incredible experience! They helped me connect with Women’s Insider and gave me the opportunity to share my journey as a designer and the evolution of my brand over the past year. Their team was professional, supportive, and truly invested in bringing my story to life in a meaningful way. I couldn’t be happier with the editorial piece, and I’m beyond grateful for their expertise and connections. Highly recommend for anyone looking to elevate their brand’s visibility!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Mar 2025
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Lauren JonesFashion consulting and product studio
Fashion · Featured in several prominent publications, brand reach amplified

Exceptional PR Services I have been working with Another Zero to amplify my brand’s presence, and I couldn’t be more impressed with the results. Their team has a deep understanding of how to craft compelling stories that resonate with audiences across various platforms, ensuring my message reached the right readers in meaningful ways. They helped us get featured in several prominent publications. The process was seamless, professional, and insightful from start to finish. If you’re looking for a PR company that genuinely cares about maximizing your brand’s reach, Another Zero is the way to go.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2024
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Storyteller's ClosetArt-forward streetwear brand founder
Fashion · Brand launch → press coverage that felt authentic and impactful

Highly Recommend for Authentic Brand Storytelling AnotherZero has been an incredible partner in shaping the launch of my brand. They quickly understood the vision behind Storyteller’s Closet and helped translate it into press coverage that felt authentic and impactful. Their team is thoughtful, professional, and creative—balancing strategy with execution and always attentive to detail. If you want a PR agency that truly invests in telling your story well, I highly recommend them.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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Parker AlexanderLogo-hat apparel brand
Fashion · Hesitant about picking a PR company → now a life long relationship

By far the best PR company around! The customer service is amazing! They made me feel like they actually care. They are responsive, helpful, fast, and easy to work with. I was hesitant about picking a PR company, but I picked right! I will now have a life long relationship with Another Zero. Honestly look no further, this is who you want to work with, world class product and service. Try them, you will write a review just like this. And I don’t write reviews often, but this is a company that deserves all the recognition, so here I am, you guys rock!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2025
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Aditya KulkarniDesi-themed streetwear brand owner
Fashion · Fast turnaround, article right the first time, guided to the right publication

Delivered more than expectations! I was extremely impressed with the turn around time. The communication was great and after getting all the information they need from me about my business, the team was quick in writing the article and they got it right the first time it self. It was better than my expectations. They also guided me to choose the right publication for my brand. Overall, I would recommend them to everyone who wants to grow their business.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jun 2025
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PURSUDesigner handbag resale founder
Fashion · Promoted in multiple media outlets, published on the timelines promised

A+ all the way! I had an awesome experience working with AnotherZero. They were super professional and quick with communication every step of the way. The drafts of press releases and articles they sent over were top-notch, and they always got them to me pretty fast. What really impressed me was how quickly they got everything published, sticking to the timelines they promised. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with the whole process. Highly recommend them for anyone looking for solid service of getting promoted in multiple media outlets —A+ all the way!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Mar 2025
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Johanna JonesHandmade jewelry and personal-care seller
Fashion · Prepared just a few phrases → a story about her and her company

I think this may have sent my company to the moon! I prepared just a few phrases and they turned it into a stellar story about me and my company. They gave me numerous opportunities to review their work and the end result came out fabulous!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Feb 2025
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Oluwatobi OgundipeAthleisure brand founder
Fashion · High-quality article that captured our brand, revisions done fast

Working with AnotherZero was a seamless experience from start to finish. Their team operates with impressive speed and crystal-clear communication. They provided excellent strategic guidance, delivered a high-quality article that perfectly captured our brand, and executed our requested revisions incredibly fast. Highly recommended for any founder looking for an efficient PR partner.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2026
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Sarah ForsytheHandmade silver and pearl jeweler
Fashion · Sophisticated article on her jewelry, photos edited to enhance presentation

Amanda’s Commitment I had the pleasure of working with Amanda on an article about my business and my jewelry, and I couldn't be more impressed. From the start, Amanda demonstrated remarkable patience and dedication, taking the time to understand my vision fully. She worked diligently with my photos, editing them beautifully to enhance the overall presentation. Amanda's commitment to creating a sophisticated article that truly reflects my identity was evident throughout the process. Her communication was outstanding, making everything seamless and efficient. I felt supported and informed every step of the way. I highly recommend Amanda for anyone looking to have their story told with care and professionalism. I look forward to collaborating with her on more articles in the future! Sarah Catherine

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jun 2025
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Anne BerryWinterized slipper brand owner
Fashion · Quick articles for her brand, quick replies, great value for money

Another Zero - Exceeding Expectations Another Zero has been so quick at writing articles for my brand. They are quick to reply when I have questions and they are so sweet and friendly. I have loved my experiences with them from start to finish and they offer great value for money in what they produce! Way to go!!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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Terri EwertFigure-skating apparel brand
Fashion · Brand and website update → professional press release, beyond expectations

Highly Recommend! We were updating our brand/website and needed a professional press release. AnotherZero was the perfect company to work with and delivered beyond what we expected. We worked with Amanda who was very professional and prompt in her communication. We highly recommend AnotherZero! We would be happy to work with them again.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jan 2025
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Elham PirmoradiSolid-gold bangle jewelry brand
Fashion · Answers within a few hours, editorial flexibility, nearly every request accommodated

Communication and Accommodation I was impressed with the speedy communication, editorial flexibility and overall customer service. I got answers within a few hours and there was virtually nothing Amanda could't accommodate. All around a great and uncomplicated experience!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2026
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YBWomen's fashion boutique
Fashion · Referred by an industry insider, extremely fast and reliable service

Extremely fast and reliable service. This was recommended to us by someone in the industry working marketing wonders! The team was very prompt and helpful. Would highly recommend!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jul 2025
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Justin BrownFaith-inspired street-luxury apparel brand
Fashion · Thorough, detailed writing on the business; using them again

Another Zero highly recommended I appreciate your thoroughness in your creative writing regarding my business. Your attentive and diligent approach was truly valued. The detailed work you provided has been exceptionally helpful. It's clear a great deal of thought and effort went into this. Thank you for your outstanding contribution. I am definitely using them again. A special thanks to the entire team.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jan 2026
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Abdur-Rehman QadeerLeather jacket maker and store
Fashion · Helpful, relevant links; quick responses and polite support

Excellent Support and Valuable Resources Some of the links they provide are genuinely very helpful and relevant. The overall service and customer support were definitely amazing — quick responses, polite communication, and real effort to assist. A solid experience overall!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Oct 2025
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Candi BestOnline women's fashion boutique owner
Fashion · Her vision put down on paper, constant contact throughout

AnotherZero did an amazing job putting my vision down on paper! They remained in constant contact with me, making sure I was happy with everything!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025
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GabriellaWater-resistant jewelry brand founder
Fashion · Super easy process, didn't take long at all

Easy and a great company I worked with Amanda and she was so great. Gave me all the details and any information I needed. This process was super easy and didn’t take long at all. Highly recommended.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗May 2025
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Satisfied CustomerLuxury Italian leather handbag brand
Fashion · Thorough, responsive, more than worth the cost

Very thorough and responsive Very responsive and thorough. Great Attention to detail. I would highly recommend. More than worth the cost.

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Apr 2025
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Art LewinBespoke tailor, Los Angeles, since 1989
Fashion · Nic and team are awesome. It works

Nic and team are awesome. It works

Verified client
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Kimiko WilliamsTattoo-inspired streetwear brand
Fashion · Fast, knowledgeable and customer focused

Excellent work from the team! I highly recommend Another Zero for your PR! They are fast, knowledgeable and customer focused!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jul 2026
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Victoria YudisMade-to-order art-printed activewear
Fashion · Fast and thorough communication

Completely professional. Fast and thorough communication. A pleasure to work with .

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Nov 2025
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JimmyYoga apparel brand
Fashion · Attentive, prompt responses made it a delight to work with

Wonderful experience, their attentive and prompt responses made it a delight to work with them. I highly recommend!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Aug 2025
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Monia MoulinLuxury womenswear house founder
Fashion · Fast and efficient

Real nice experience, fast and efficient!

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jul 2025
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STYLE VELOSOCelebrity fashion stylist and designer
Fashion · Very professional

The best Another zero very fist very professional

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Jan 2026
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JayLuxury brand for breast cancer survivors
Fashion · Amanda was great from start to finish

Amanda was great from start to finish A++++++++

Read it on Trustpilot ↗Sep 2025

Fashion brand marketing by kind of business: what a news feature does for each clothing label, jeweler and boutique

Every kind of fashion business gets bought a different way: a streetwear drop sells on the story behind it, while a diamond sells on trust in the jeweler. Below is where a news feature fits each kind of brand, two example story angles an editor would run for it, and the owners of that kind who've been featured.

Clothing brand marketing and advertising: how to market a clothing brand shoppers haven't heard of

Clothing brand advertising gets a shopper to your page, and clothing brand marketing has to carry her past the doubt that comes next: will it fit, will it last, and is this a real company? Many small labels are found on Instagram or TikTok and then checked in a second tab. The shopper reads the About page, looks for reviews and searches the brand name for press. Sizing and returns worry her most. Here's how to promote a clothing brand past that doubt: a news feature answers that brand-name search with a story about who makes the clothes, what they're made of and why they cost what they do. Angles: "Cut and Sewn Close to Home: The Label Keeping Production Local" and "The Size Chart a Small Brand Rebuilt After Reading Its Returns." Chancie C Johnson Jr, an apparel brand owner, wrote: "I approved article and next day I was featured in USANews.com." Sara, who sells luxury kids' clothing, wrote: "customers need to be able to trust me."

Luxury brand marketing and advertising: earn the price before the buyer asks

Luxury brand advertising sells a feeling, but a new luxury label also has to prove the craft and the materials behind its price, because its buyer knows every heritage house and has never heard of you. That buyer is rarely in a hurry. She reads about the maker, compares the piece with names she already trusts and looks for signs that others take the brand seriously: press, stockists, the people wearing it. A sale banner would cheapen the label, so that proof has to come from somewhere other than a discount. A written feature lets an independent house explain its atelier, its leather or its gold in the tone of a magazine story. Angles: "Why a Small Luxury House Makes Every Piece to Order" and "The Leather, the Stitch and the Price: Inside an Independent Atelier." Maurice Grier, who runs a luxury fashion brand, wrote: "They definitely helped me with Brand Recognition." A luxury Italian leather handbag brand called it "More than worth the cost."

Jewelry marketing for jewelry stores and fine jewelers: give a gold or diamond buyer someone to trust

Jewelry store marketing, like all jewelry marketing for a fine jeweler, comes down to trust, because a buyer can't judge a stone or test the gold through a screen. A couple shopping for an engagement ring may research for weeks: lab-grown or mined, cut and certification, the return policy, the reviews. Then they book an appointment with one or two jewelers. A gift buyer asks a friend and searches the store's name. A news feature shows who stands behind the case: the training at the bench, where the metal and stones come from, what the house is known for. Chloe Beaumont's USA News feature presents her mother-and-daughter brand through two GIA Graduate Gemologists and its Fairmined certification, and Elle Pirmoradi's shows Bangelle's solid 18K gold bangles and a 2025 INSTORE award. Blake Shelhamer, a lab-grown diamond jeweler, wrote: "Trust me, this one is different." Angles: "Grandmother's Diamond, New Ring: The Jeweler Who Redesigns Heirlooms" or "What a Diamond Certificate Tells You, and What It Doesn't."

Streetwear marketing: give a drop a story people repeat

Streetwear marketing sells what the design means: a drop moves when people know what the brand stands for and want to be seen in it. The buyer usually finds new labels on Instagram, on TikTok or on someone they know, and can tell fast when a brand is borrowing someone else's look. Before paying for a hoodie from a name they don't recognize, they check who's behind it and whether anyone outside the brand's own page has covered it. A news feature is that outside voice. It explains the art, the culture or the faith a label draws on, in someone else's words, and gives the next drop a link to post. Angles: "The Streetwear Label Built on Its Founder's Neighborhood" or "Selling Out a First Drop With No Ad Budget." Aditya Kulkarni, who runs a Desi-themed streetwear brand, wrote: "They also guided me to choose the right publication for my brand." Kimiko Williams, who runs a tattoo-inspired streetwear brand, called the team "fast, knowledgeable and customer focused."

Jewelry business marketing: how to market a handmade jewelry business

Jewelry business marketing for a maker who works by hand means selling the maker along with the piece, because a shopper choosing between your earrings and a cheaper look-alike needs a reason to pay for handmade. These buyers find you on Etsy, at craft fairs, on Instagram or on a friend's wrist, and many are buying a gift. They want to know the metal, whether it will tarnish or irritate their skin, and who made it. Photos carry most of the sale, so they matter in the article too. A feature tells the studio's story: the materials, the technique and why you started. Angles: "From Kitchen Table to Studio: How a Handmade Jeweler Turned Pro" or "Why Handmade Jewelry Costs More Than the Look-Alikes Online." Sarah Forsythe, who makes silver and pearl jewelry, wrote that Amanda "worked diligently with my photos, editing them beautifully to enhance the overall presentation." Beaded-jewelry maker crystal forcum wrote: "Wish I had found them sooner."

Activewear marketing: prove the fabric before the first workout

Activewear marketing has to prove what a photo can't: that the leggings stay opaque in a squat, the fabric handles sweat and the fit lasts wash after wash. The buyer has the big athletic brands and a feed full of new labels to choose from, so she checks the fabric content, reviews from women her size and the founder's story before she tries one. Sustainable labels face one more question: is the recycled fabric real? A news feature explains the fabric, where it's made and why the brand exists, in a story she finds when she searches the name. Angles: "Squat-Tested: How a New Label Checks Its Leggings Before Launch" or "Activewear for the Bodies Big Brands Skip." Romy De Grijff of REVYVE Active said it has been "so, so, so helpful to building that trust with the consumer," and Brandi Giannini, who runs a sustainable women's activewear brand, wrote that "they get me and what my brand stands for."

Boutique marketing ideas: sell the owner's eye before the first visit

The best boutique marketing ideas make a shopper feel she knows the owner's taste before she walks in or places an order. A clothing boutique competes with the mall and with every shopping app, so what it sells is the edit: what the owner picks, who she buys for and how it feels to shop there. Local shoppers find a boutique through Instagram, a friend's outfit or a map search, and online shoppers check that the shop is real before they enter a card. Boutique PR does both jobs at once. A feature tells the owner's story in a news outlet and gives an online boutique a link for its About page. Angles: "The Boutique Owner Who Buys Only From Women-Owned Labels" or "How a Small-Town Shop Built a Following Far Past Its Zip Code." YB, a women's fashion boutique, called it "Extremely fast and reliable service," and Candi Best, who owns an online women's fashion boutique, said AnotherZero did "an amazing job putting my vision down on paper."

How to promote a shoe brand: answer fit and comfort before the first order

To promote a shoe brand, answer the two questions that stop a shoe sale online: will it fit, and will it feel good by evening? Shoe buyers are wary of new brands because sizing varies from maker to maker and returns are a chore, so they read reviews, look for a size guide and check who makes the shoe and how. Luxury footwear buyers ask about the craft as well: the leather, the last, the construction. A feature answers them in a story about the maker, the materials and the problem the shoe solves, whether it's a hand-finished dress shoe or a winter slipper. Angles: "The Dress Shoe You Can Walk a City In" or "Why One Designer Builds Every Pair on a Custom Last." John Lajara, a luxury footwear designer, wrote that Amanda "wrote my first article for Digital Journal with such professionalism and precision," and Anne Berry, who owns a winterized slipper brand, wrote that they "offer great value for money in what they produce."

Swimwear marketing: earn trust before swim season

Swimwear marketing has a short window and a nervous buyer: much of the buying happens in spring and before trips, and few people feel sure ordering swimwear from a brand they've never heard of. They want to know how it fits, whether the fabric turns sheer or loses its shape in chlorine and salt water, and how returns work. Men buying swim trunks ask about length, lining and how fast they dry. A feature published before the season gives shoppers the brand's story and those details, and it's ready for the launch email and for the resort and surf shops you pitch for wholesale. Angles: "The Swim Trunk Made to Go From the Beach to Dinner" or "How a Small Swim Label Tests Its Fabric in Salt Water." Hunt & Harbor, a men's swimwear brand, wrote: "They even consulted with me on which news source was best for my article." Floris, a swimwear brand founder, wrote: "We got featured within a matter of days."

Fashion designer marketing: how to get clients as a fashion designer

Fashion designer marketing is mostly about being taken seriously by the people who decide whether your work reaches a customer: boutique buyers, stockists, showrooms, stylists and private clients commissioning a piece. A buyer who gets your line sheet looks you up before she replies. A stylist wants to see who has worn your work. A private client wants to know you'll deliver on time. All of them search your name, and what comes up tells them whether you're a hobby or a label. A feature does what a fashion designer press release can't: it turns your training, your technique and your shows into a story a news outlet told. Taylor Swope's USA News feature presents Verity Threds, founded in January 2024, as a label with a New York Fashion Week show behind it, and of her Women's Insider piece she wrote that AnotherZero "gave me the opportunity to share my journey as a designer." Angles: "From Graduate Collection to First Stockist" or "The Designer Who Makes Every Coat to Measure."

How to get clients as a fashion stylist: be the name a client can check

Fashion stylists get clients through referrals, a portfolio and a feed that shows their eye, and the client who books almost always checks the stylist's name first. A personal styling client is trusting you with her closet, her budget and how she'll look at a big moment, like a new job or a wedding. An editorial or celebrity client wants to see who you've dressed and where it ran. Both want proof that isn't your own Instagram. A news feature explains how you work, who you style and what changes for a client after a session, and it gives the photographer or boutique owner who refers you something to forward. Angles: "Dressing for the Second Act: A Stylist on Clothes After a Career Change" or "How a Celebrity Stylist Builds a Red-Carpet Look in a Week." Style Veloso, a celebrity stylist working in Paris and Los Angeles, said: "They are super, super fast."

Marketing for bridal boutiques and bridal PR: reach the bride months before the wedding

Marketing for bridal boutiques has to reach a bride early, because many salons advise ordering a gown months before the wedding to leave time for production and alterations. She often books appointments at a few shops after saving dresses on Pinterest and Instagram and reading reviews on wedding sites like The Knot and WeddingWire. Her mother or friends come along, and they look the shop up too. What she fears is a gown that arrives late, fits badly or costs far more once alterations are added. Bridal PR lets the owner explain the designers she carries, how fittings work and what the first appointment is like, in a story the bride can send to her mother before the visit. Angles: "Inside a Bridal Salon's First Appointment: What to Bring" or "Why a Wedding Gown Takes Months, and How One Boutique Keeps Brides on Schedule." The same article helps when the salon asks a designer to bring a trunk show to town.

Fashion & Jewelry: common questions

How do I get my jewelry or clothing brand featured in a magazine?

Four ways: pitch editors yourself, answer requests on expert-source sites, send out a press release, or buy a written feature. The first two usually mean shipping samples and waiting on an editor's calendar, which for print magazines commonly runs months ahead. A release needs news, like a new collection. A written feature is the one you control. AnotherZero writes 800–1,000 words on your label and the person behind it, and once you approve it, it runs in the outlet you pick, from Women's Insider to USA News, within 7 days or your money back.

What does a fashion PR do?

For a brand, a fashion PR gets your pieces in front of the people who decide what gets worn and written about. That usually means pitching editors each season, sending samples to magazines and stylists, running press days, gifting influencers, dressing celebrities and writing launch releases. Most of it is billed as a monthly retainer. AnotherZero does one part of that list, the written press: an article about your brand in an outlet you choose, for $97. It doesn't send samples, seed influencers or dress celebrities.

What is a fashion publicist?

A fashion publicist is the person, not the agency: the one who holds the editor and stylist relationships and decides which of your pieces to pitch. Some work in-house at a big label, many at a fashion PR agency, and some freelance for a few small brands at once. Before you hire one, ask which editors they've placed a client with this year, who runs your account day to day, and what the retainer and minimum term are. If what you need first is one written article to show buyers and shoppers, AnotherZero writes it for a one-time $97, no retainer.

How much does fashion PR cost?

A fashion PR agency or publicist commonly bills a monthly retainer of a few thousand dollars or more, often with a minimum of several months, plus samples and shipping. Most don't post prices; you book a call. A written feature through AnotherZero is a one-time $97, no retainer. Why so low? We publish over 1,000 articles a month, which means direct relationships with editorial teams and rates individual businesses could never access. It also comes with our guarantee of the lowest price of any PR firm.

Can an emerging designer or small independent brand get press?

Yes, if there's a story, and a young label usually has a better one than it thinks. Taylor Swope founded Verity Threds in January 2024, and her USA News feature presents her as an established designer. ASUL, an independent lacrosse-heritage apparel brand, wrote that "as an independent, this felt like the red carpet treatment." Chloe Beaumont, whose fine-jewelry collective ran in USA News and Women's Insider, says: "We are a small business and would totally recommend Another Zero to other businesses!"

Can you pay to be featured in Vogue?

Not for an editorial story. Vogue's editors choose what they cover; the paid route there is advertising or a sponsored campaign, commonly priced for major fashion houses. Brands earn Vogue coverage through editor relationships, samples, runway shows and, often, a fashion PR agency. What $97 buys is different: a written feature about your brand in a news outlet you pick. You'll have the choice to choose from over 60 different outlets, including USA News, Women's Insider, CEO Times, Women's Magazine, New York Weekly, Biz Weekly, Men's Insider, New York Review, and many more. Vogue isn't one of them.

Is it okay for a fashion or jewelry brand to pay for a feature article?

Yes. Paid features, sponsored articles and branded content are a normal part of fashion marketing, next to the earned press a publicist chases and the gifting sent to influencers. Fashion has no licensing board that limits it the way a state bar limits lawyers. The rules that do apply are about honesty with shoppers: claims like recycled, conflict-free, handmade or Made in USA should be true and backed up. Nothing runs until you approve it, so you can check every one before it does.

Do I need a press release or a feature article for my fashion brand?

For most small labels and jewelers, the feature. A fashion brand press release is an announcement in your own voice, like a new collection or a store opening, that gets sent out and reprinted, usually word for word. A feature is a story about your brand in one outlet: the link you'd send a boutique buyer. In the reviews below, ASUL and Terri Ewert's figure-skating apparel brand both mention a press release they had written. The $97 is one written feature; the wide announcement is the optional $297 PR Bundle (400+ news sites), offered after checkout.

Will the article say my brand is the best?

No, and it reads better for it. The article describes your brand the way a news feature would: what you make, what it's made of, who it's for and why you started. Shoppers skim past "best" because every brand says it. They believe details like solid 18K gold, hand-stitched seams or a fabric that holds its shape in salt water. Be careful with the claims a shopper or regulator can check, like nickel-free, sustainable or Made in USA. You approve every word before it runs, so each one can be true.

Does a news feature help my fashion brand's SEO and show up in ChatGPT or Google AI answers?

It helps, and no one can promise a ranking. A feature gives your brand two things search engines and AI tools look for: a do-follow backlink from a high-authority news site that Google indexes, and a third-party article that names your label, what you make and where you sell. When someone searches your brand or asks an AI tool about it, a news article on someone else's site is the signal Google and AI use to recommend a brand. It won't replace your product pages or your reviews. It backs them up. We don't guarantee a ranking position or an AI mention.

Can I put "As Seen On" logos on my store and product pages?

Yes. The $97 includes "As Seen On" usage rights, a custom banner and a social media kit, so you can put the outlet's logo on your homepage, product pages, About page, line sheet and drop emails, and use the logos forever. It does the most work near the Add to Cart button, where a shopper decides. Keep it accurate: "As Seen On USA News" says where your brand was featured, not that the outlet endorses or ranks it. Link the logo to the article so a shopper or boutique buyer can read the story.

Can I choose the outlet my article runs in?

Yes, you pick it. You'll have the choice to choose from over 60 different outlets, including USA News, Women's Insider, CEO Times, Women's Magazine, New York Weekly, Biz Weekly, Men's Insider, New York Review, and many more. For a fashion or jewelry brand, USA News or New York Weekly gives you a national news name, Women's Insider or Women's Magazine suits womenswear, jewelry and boutiques, and Men's Insider suits menswear and swim. Taylor Swope, Chloe Beaumont and Elle Pirmoradi all ran in USA News. It runs in your chosen outlet within 7 days or your money back.

How long until my article runs?

Your draft arrives in 24–48 hours after the 2-minute form. You revise it as many times as you want, and once you approve it, it runs in your chosen outlet within 7 days or your money back. Plan it around your calendar: approve it a week or two before a collection drop, a trunk show or a wholesale pitch, so the link is live when people look you up. Azzallure Diamonds, a bespoke diamond and fine jewelry house, wrote that the article "went live on the outlet we selected, exactly as promised."

What is the best way to market my clothing brand?

Build the trust a shopper needs to buy from a name she doesn't know, then pay for reach. For a small clothing brand that usually means clear photos on real bodies, an honest size guide and return policy, a founder story on the About page, reviews, and steady posting where your buyer already scrolls, often Instagram and TikTok. Ads and influencer gifting bring people in. The search for your brand name decides whether they buy. A news feature is the outside proof for that search, for a one-time $97. Sara, who owns Kingdom Kids Luxury Clothing, wrote: "My customers TRUST me now."

How can a luxury brand attract new customers?

By earning the price before the customer sees it. New luxury buyers come through referrals, from seeing a piece on someone they admire, from stockists they already trust and from press. They rarely come from discounts, which cheapen a luxury label. What they need from a house they haven't heard of is the reason behind the price: the material, the maker, where it's made and how it's finished. A written feature tells that story in the measured voice of a news outlet, which is the tone luxury needs. Monia Moulin, who founded a luxury womenswear house, called the experience "fast and efficient."

How do designer brands become famous?

Usually slowly, then through a moment the press repeats: a celebrity wearing the piece, a fashion week show, a product that spreads online, or a stockist that puts the label in front of the right buyers. Behind each of those is a story an editor can tell in a sentence and a founder people want to know. Small labels start by being findable and credible: a clear story, good photos and outside coverage that comes up when someone searches the name. Taylor Swope's Verity Threds was founded in January 2024 and showed at New York Fashion Week that September, and her USA News feature tells that story.

How do fashion stylists get clients?

Mostly through referrals, a strong portfolio and social media that shows their eye, then by looking credible when a prospect checks them out. A personal stylist's clients often come from word of mouth, a hairstylist, a photographer or a boutique. An editorial stylist's come from photographers, brands and publicists. Either way, the client searches the stylist's name before booking. A news feature that explains how you work and who you style gives that search something solid, and gives a referral something to forward. Style Veloso, a celebrity stylist in Paris and Los Angeles, said: "You can trust the AnotherZero team."

How do I market a jewelry business?

Show the piece clearly, tell the maker's story and give buyers proof you're real. For most jewelry businesses that means sharp photos and video of the piece being worn, the metal and stones spelled out, answers on care and tarnish, reviews, and a presence where jewelry buyers browse: Instagram, Pinterest, Etsy or your own store, plus markets and trunk shows. Gift buyers search the brand before they pay. A news feature answers that search in a news outlet's words and gives you a link for your product pages. Gabriella, who runs a water-resistant jewelry brand, wrote: "This process was super easy and didn't take long at all."

How do I get boutiques to carry my clothing or jewelry line?

Make it easy for a buyer to say yes, then give her a reason to believe your line will sell. Boutique buyers want a line sheet with wholesale prices and minimums, good photos, a story they can repeat to their customers, and proof the brand is real. Many find new labels at trade shows, through sales reps and showrooms, or on wholesale marketplaces like Faire. When you email a buyer, put a link to a news feature about your brand at the top. She'll look you up anyway, and the article answers that search before she replies.

AnotherZero was founded by Nic Abelian, who built a Los Angeles local-services company to $35M a year; when he added "As Seen On" logos, without changing a single ad, his close rate went from 12.4% to 23.1%: the same moment a shopper decides whether to trust a label she can't touch.

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