A Note to Anyone Who Finds Their Work Here
If you’re a photographer, illustrator, or brand and you’ve landed on this page because you spotted an image that looks like yours on Outfitsbundle.com, welcome. This page is for you. It explains where the images on this site come from and, more importantly, exactly how to reach us if something needs fixing.
Our Stance on Images
Outfitsbundle.com believes, in good faith, that the images used across this site fall under the fair use doctrine, are in the public domain, or are properly licensed for use. There’s no intention here to infringe on anyone’s copyright or intellectual property. Running a fashion blog means using a lot of visuals, and we take that responsibility seriously.
We Respect the Work Behind Every Image
Photographers, illustrators, stylists, and brands put real time and skill into the images they create. Outfitsbundle.com respects that work, and this page exists because we know images sometimes end up places their creators didn’t expect. If that’s what brought you here, we want to make this easy for you.
Where Our Images Come From
Outfitsbundle.com pulls images from a mix of sources, and here’s the honest breakdown of where they come from:
Original photography. A good number of images on the site are shot specifically for Outfitsbundle.com, whether that’s outfit flat lays, styling shots, or original content created for a specific article. These belong to the site outright.
Public domain images. Where relevant, especially for historical fashion references or archival context, we pull from sources like Wikimedia Commons, the Library of Congress, and Smithsonian Open Access, where images are no longer under copyright or have been released into the public domain by their creators.
Creative Commons images. A portion of the site’s images come from platforms offering Creative Commons licenses, including Unsplash, Pexels, and Pixabay. Where a license requires attribution (like a CC BY license), Outfitsbundle.com honors those terms.
Paid stock photography. For certain articles, particularly around trends, seasonal content, or general lifestyle imagery, Outfitsbundle.com licenses images from commercial stock libraries such as Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, and Canva Pro, used within the terms of their respective licenses.
Brand, editorial, and press images. In review or trend coverage, the site sometimes uses images of specific products or brand campaigns in an editorial context, the kind of commentary and reporting use that falls under fair use. Where required, credit is given to the original brand or photographer.
Reader and collaborator submissions. On occasion, images are submitted by readers or collaborators specifically for use on the site, with their permission.
How We Handle Credit
Where attribution is required, whether that’s a Creative Commons BY license, an editorial use of a brand image, or a fair use commentary shot, Outfitsbundle.com provides credit to the original creator and links back to the source whenever possible. If an attribution is ever wrong or missing something, we update it as soon as we know.
Being Honest About the Occasional Slip
Outfitsbundle.com has published a lot of content over time, and across that many posts and pins, it’s possible that an image occasionally appears without complete or correct attribution. Sometimes a source link breaks. Sometimes an image had already circulated widely before it reached us and the original source wasn’t clear. This is never intentional, and when it happens, Outfitsbundle.com is committed to fixing it quickly once we know.
You Don’t Need a Lawyer to Talk to Us
If you find your work on Outfitsbundle.com, you don’t need to send a formal legal notice or hire an attorney before reaching out. A simple, direct email is genuinely enough. We would much rather hear from you directly and sort it out quickly than have this turn into something bigger than it needs to be.
If You’re the Rights Holder, Here Are Your Options
If your work appears on Outfitsbundle.com and you’d like something changed, you have three straightforward options:
- Request proper credit. If your work is missing attribution or the credit is wrong, let us know and we’ll fix it.
- Request a modification. If you’d like the image cropped, resized, watermarked, or linked differently, tell us what you’d like changed.
- Request removal. If you’d simply prefer the image come down entirely, we’ll remove it.
Reach out to us at admin@outfitsbundle.com and let us know which option works best for you.
What Helps Us Move Fast
To resolve your request as quickly as possible, it helps if you can include:
- A link to the page on Outfitsbundle.com where the image appears
- A link to the original source, or something that shows the work is yours (a portfolio link, your own website, etc.)
- Your name and the best way to reach you
- Which of the three options above you’d prefer
What Happens After You Reach Out
Once we receive your message, we’ll confirm we’ve got it, take a reasonable look to verify the request, and then take the action you’ve asked for, whether that’s adding credit, modifying the image, or removing it entirely. We’ll follow up once it’s done so you know it’s handled.
How Fast We Respond
Outfitsbundle.com aims to respond to rights holder requests within 48 hours. Simple removals can often be handled the same business day once we’ve confirmed the request.
Effective date: August 2026
Reach Out Anytime
If you’re a creator, photographer, or brand with a question or concern about an image on Outfitsbundle.com, our door is open. Email us at admin@outfitsbundle.com and we’ll take it from there.