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Aeni
Posts: 1969
Phoenix, Arizona, US
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Monika Monroe-Hair
Posts: 7
Los Angeles, California, US
Julie - Manicurist wrote:
What are some magazines that accept beauty and fashion submissions??
Zink www.zinkmagazine.com
Flaunt www.flaunt.com
Chiffon www.chiffonmagazine.com
Any more? Let's try to compile a master list!
Julie Zink and Flaunt do not take submissions; I got this info directly from the magazines.
They do not even open those mails..... ;-( Did they possibly change their policy??
Here's one more I know of; they do take submissions ;-)
http://www.culturemag.com.au/
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Vanessa Dawn- Jhaesayte
Posts: 2567
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Might be good to ask in the photographers ' forum as well, since most of the time it's them who do the submissions.
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A J T
Posts: 3113
Brooklyn, New York, US
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Digitoxin
Posts: 13456
Denver, Colorado, US
Jhaesayte wrote:
Might be good to ask in the photographers ' forum as well, since most of the time it's them who do the submissions. That is a good idea.
As many likely know, in the US, generally, copyright belongs to the photographer. Unless the makeup artist or other creatives have a usage license from the photographer allowing the creatives to submit to a mag, they cannot do so legally.
I am aware of two situations where a creative submitted to a mag WITHOUT authority from the photographer and the situation did not end well for the creative. In one of those instances the photographer was actually in negotiations with another mag for FIRST publication rights. Unfortunately, the submission by the creative and subsequent publication by the mag, made the photographer's efforts meaningless. He was absolutely apoplectic. The creative had a very hard time getting work with other pros thereafter.
Regardless, the Bible for submittals is called Photographer's Market:
http://www.photographersmarket.com/
The book lists thousands of outlets and submittal requirements (sometimes by genre).
If you are in the United States and you do wish to submit, just be sure to talk to the photographer ahead of time and seek specific permission. Good luck!
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Maee Kroft
Posts: 284
Los Angeles, California, US
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Beauty4U
Posts: 1862
New York, New York, US
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Julie Kandalec Nails
Posts: 59
New York, New York, US
Monika Monroe-Hair wrote:
Zink and Flaunt do not take submissions; I got this info directly from the magazines.
They do not even open those mails..... ;-( Did they possibly change their policy??
Here's one more I know of; they do take submissions ;-)
http://www.culturemag.com.au/ Oh my gosh! They must have changed their policy (tear)
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Julie Kandalec Nails
Posts: 59
New York, New York, US
Digitoxin wrote:
That is a good idea.
As many likely know, in the US, generally, copyright belongs to the photographer. Unless the makeup artist or other creatives have a usage license from the photographer allowing the creatives to submit to a mag, they cannot do so legally.
I am aware of two situations where a creative submitted to a mag WITHOUT authority from the photographer and the situation did not end well for the creative. In one of those instances the photographer was actually in negotiations with another mag for FIRST publication rights. Unfortunately, the submission by the creative and subsequent publication by the mag, made the photographer's efforts meaningless. He was absolutely apoplectic. The creative had a very hard time getting work with other pros thereafter.
Regardless, the Bible for submittals is called Photographer's Market:
http://www.photographersmarket.com/
The book lists thousands of outlets and submittal requirements (sometimes by genre).
If you are in the United States and you do wish to submit, just be sure to talk to the photographer ahead of time and seek specific permission. Good luck! Thanks for the awesome info! Don't worry, I know I have to ask the photog's permission first 
Makeup Artist
Michael Key
Posts: 227
Los Angeles, California, US
Aeni wrote:
Makeup Artist Magazine. True. We do accept submissions. We have published some MM artists and I would like to see more artists here get some ink.
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ROSHAR
Posts: 3791
Los Angeles, California, US
Julie - Manicurist wrote:
Oh my gosh! They must have changed their policy (tear) Actually Ive had several submissions (by the photographer) picked up in Zink.
At least 5.
So I dont think this info is entirely correct.
It may just depend on the photographers work.
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Skyla Arts
Posts: 362
Mountain View, California, US
I have a related question and I apologize if this is a stupid question~
If the magazines accept submissions, do you just call to find out what kind of submissions are they looking for, and where to submit the image?
Let's say copyright is not an issue since it's a joint effort between the MUA & Photographer to work on submission. How would one proceed? Thanks in advance~ !
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Beauty4U
Posts: 1862
New York, New York, US
Roshar wrote:
Actually Ive had several submissions (by the photographer) picked up in Zink.
At least 5.
So I dont think this info is entirely correct.
It may just depend on the photographers work. Just picked up the March issue Ro...you're stuff's in there yay!
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ROSHAR
Posts: 3791
Los Angeles, California, US
Yisell wrote:
Just picked up the March issue Ro...you're stuff's in there yay! LOL- Yeah that was supposed to be in color but the mag decided they wanted it in BW.
So the MU looks like poopoo since it wasnt supposed to be in B/W..
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Beauty4U
Posts: 1862
New York, New York, US
Roshar wrote:
LOL- Yeah that was supposed to be in color but the mag decided they wanted it in BW.
So the MU looks like poopoo since it wasnt supposed to be in B/W.. That's the first thing I noticed! The whole story is B/W. Shut up the makeup doesn't look like poopoo...LOL.
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ROSHAR
Posts: 3791
Los Angeles, California, US
Skyla Arts wrote:
I have a related question and I apologize if this is a stupid question~
If the magazines accept submissions, do you just call to find out what kind of submissions are they looking for, and where to submit the image?
Let's say copyright is not an issue since it's a joint effort between the MUA & Photographer to work on submission. How would one proceed? Thanks in advance~ ! For the most part it has to be the photographer that does the foot work.
Sometimes stylists will work a lot with a particular mag and that seems to also be a way in.
But all I know is we (MUAs) dont have much pull on getting it submitted.
Sorry- I just re read and saw I didnt fully answer.
The photographers I know submit through email but I think they already had established a relationship with a photographer.
On a side note. If you are going to submit something the styling has to be on point.
No Forever 21 clothing!! LOL
So the stylist used is VERY important.
Unless you are trying to submit a beauty with no accessories.
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ROSHAR
Posts: 3791
Los Angeles, California, US
Yisell wrote:
That's the first thing I noticed! The whole story is B/W. Shut up the makeup doesn't look like poopoo...LOL. This was the color version
![https://modelmayhm-9.vo.llnwd.net/d1/photos/100126/17/4b5f99a9cd8e0_m.jpg]()
Once they switched it to B/W the orange looked like a unblended gray blob...lol
Photographer
James Andrew Imagery
Posts: 6713
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Zink is a mag I really want to be in.
Their style is pretty wicked.
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J C Makeup
Posts: 465
New York, New York, US
Roshar wrote:
This was the color version
![https://modelmayhm-9.vo.llnwd.net/d1/photos/100126/17/4b5f99a9cd8e0_m.jpg]()
Once they switched it to B/W the orange looked like a unblended gray blob...lol WHY WHY WHY would they change that to BW!!! The colors are the best part!
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ROSHAR
Posts: 3791
Los Angeles, California, US
Jessica Choi wrote:
WHY WHY WHY would they change that to BW!!! The colors are the best part! I know! I was actually pissed off when I found that the mag wanted it in B/W.
They said (to the photographer) they wanted it moodier....Ugh!
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Yvette Wesley
Posts: 422
Chicago, Illinois, US
Roshar wrote:
This was the color version
![https://modelmayhm-9.vo.llnwd.net/d1/photos/100126/17/4b5f99a9cd8e0_m.jpg]()
Once they switched it to B/W the orange looked like a unblended gray blob...lol Wow! What a difference! I actually like the color version better than the b/w in the mag.
Either way, you are a FANTASTIC artist and I have been an admirer of your work in the mag for awhile now.
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J C Makeup
Posts: 465
New York, New York, US
Roshar wrote:
I know! I was actually pissed off when I found that the mag wanted it in B/W.
They said (to the photographer) they wanted it moodier....Ugh! I havent seen the BW version (does anyone have it?) but I can't imagine it being better than the color version. Moodier!!! I so do not get that from the series.
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ROSHAR
Posts: 3791
Los Angeles, California, US
Jessica Choi wrote:
I havent seen the BW version (does anyone have it?) but I can't imagine it being better than the color version. Moodier!!! I so do not get that from the series. This is one of them.
I dont have the others cause this is less poopoo looking than the others.
![https://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/sean4006/25757_329200407103_551287103_363665.jpg]()
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J C Makeup
Posts: 465
New York, New York, US
Roshar wrote:
This is one of them.
I dont have the others cause this is less poopoo looking than the others.
![https://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/sean4006/25757_329200407103_551287103_363665.jpg]() Well at least you can see the contour...but I like the color version better. And I'm sticking to it Zink people!
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Beauty4U
Posts: 1862
New York, New York, US
Aww damn Ro you're right! I mean it doesn't look like poopoo but it def doesnt stand out the way the color does. Those bastards!!
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Skyla Arts
Posts: 362
Mountain View, California, US
Roshar wrote:
Sorry- I just re read and saw I didnt fully answer.
The photographers I know submit through email but I think they already had established a relationship with a photographer.
On a side note. If you are going to submit something the styling has to be on point.
No Forever 21 clothing!! LOL
So the stylist used is VERY important.
Unless you are trying to submit a beauty with no accessories. Thank you Roshar for answering my question! I was thinking of just submitting beauty images~! but...i feel it's somehow a chicken/egg thing~ how would the photog and mag establish a good relationship if the photographer didn't submit images previously and work together somehow?
I was told by one of the photographers I worked with that for styling, they have to not yet be on the rack/in the stores~ @__@ She used to work in Miami so her stylist used to get the clothes from NY~ I'm in NorCalifornia - that's not going to happen unless I get on the good side of the PR directors of whoever is local...I'll be working on that...i guess
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June Escobar
Posts: 2
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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Yuliya Jade
Posts: 13
North Miami Beach, Florida, US
What a great thread! Love it! Roshar your work is super no matter how much they want to spoil it( Zink people)! Big fan!
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liv friis-larsen
Posts: 1
Digitoxin wrote:
That is a good idea.
As many likely know, in the US, generally, copyright belongs to the photographer. Unless the makeup artist or other creatives have a usage license from the photographer allowing the creatives to submit to a mag, they cannot do so legally.
I am aware of two situations where a creative submitted to a mag WITHOUT authority from the photographer and the situation did not end well for the creative. In one of those instances the photographer was actually in negotiations with another mag for FIRST publication rights. Unfortunately, the submission by the creative and subsequent publication by the mag, made the photographer's efforts meaningless. He was absolutely apoplectic. The creative had a very hard time getting work with other pros thereafter.
Regardless, the Bible for submittals is called Photographer's Market:
http://www.photographersmarket.com/
The book lists thousands of outlets and submittal requirements (sometimes by genre).
If you are in the United States and you do wish to submit, just be sure to talk to the photographer ahead of time and seek specific permission. Good luck!
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Grace Beauty Artistry
Posts: 123
Atlanta, Georgia, US
ROSHAR wrote:
This is one of them.
I dont have the others cause this is less poopoo looking than the others.
![https://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/sean4006/25757_329200407103_551287103_363665.jpg]() I understand what you are saying but I think this is beautiful!!!!!!!To me it looks edgy but soft I love it!Congrats
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My Capacious Bottega
Posts: 2
London, England, United Kingdom
Great thread and deserves reviving! Tangent accept submissions as does SOMA, Fiasco (has that been mentioned already?) Also new publications like Unfolded and Defying Mainstream.
Hope that is of help to some!
I am UK based myself and find that you can get as lucky with Australian mags as you can with your local market.
Mulika @ My Capacious Bottega
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Ramses Radi
Posts: 1
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Photographer
DieselSeven
Posts: 5
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Here is a website that does has the majority of magazines that accept submissions -www.picease.com.
there is a tab to add magazines if you cannot find them in the list.
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Ed Devereaux
Posts: 760
Woodland, Washington, US
There is a book I use called. "The photographers market." They have a lot of publications listed.
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Dimdem
Posts: 14
Dayton, Ohio, US
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SamChapman
Posts: 221
London, England, United Kingdom
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