How We Make Screen Style On Air: Sources, Editorial Standards and Corrections
Screen Style On Air: The dresses, coats and knits you see on TV — what they are and the closest buy at every price
This page explains who runs the site, where the information comes from, how we check it, and how to tell us about a mistake.
Who runs Screen Style On Air
Screen Style On Air is edited and published by Heejun Ahn, Editor & Publisher. The publisher sets the editorial rules and the list of sources, decides what the site covers and handles reader corrections. Screen Style On Air is one of the OnAir Network sites, all run by the same publisher.
Where the information comes from
- What was worn. Described from the show's or event's public coverage and official pages. We name a brand only when official announcements or coverage confirm it; otherwise we say “similar in style”.
- Where to buy. The closest buyable pieces at low, mid and high prices, with prices read from the brands' own pages and the time (ET) we checked them.
How we check it
- A “similar” piece is never presented as the same garment.
- Prices are shown with the date and time we checked them, and they can change without notice.
How we publish
- Drafts. Posts are prepared by an automated publishing workflow. It collects the data listed above and drafts each post from it, following the editorial and sourcing rules above.
- Images. Images are original illustrations or a brand's own product images with a credit line. We do not use broadcast screenshots. The information cards inside posts are made by our own scripts from the facts in the post.
- Bylines. Posts are signed “By the Screen Style On Air desk” because they come out of this workflow, not from an individual reporter. We do not invent authors.
- Limits. Posts are prepared and published on a schedule by the automated workflow. If you spot a mistake, please tell us — corrections matter.
Review before publishing
Since early October 2026, new posts are checked by a separate review step before they are published, and changes to posts that are already live are routed through the same step. That step is not the one that wrote the draft: it re-checks the facts against the sources and either approves the post or sends it back. A post that does not pass is held, not published. Both steps are automated; the publisher sets their rules.
Corrections and updates
When an earlier version of a page was wrong, we fix the page at the same address and put a dated “Correction” line at the top saying what changed. Routine updates, such as a new air time or a result, show in the “Updated” time in the byline. If you find a mistake, write to us.
How do I report a mistake?
Email info@flolae.com with the page address and, if you have one, a source that shows the correct detail. When we confirm an error we fix the post and note the update time on it.
Advertising, affiliate links and relationships
We are not affiliated with the shows, networks, designers or stores mentioned; their names are used to identify the items discussed. Pages may carry advertising or affiliate links; they never influence what we report. Shop-the-look pages may show a “Shop this” product panel for FLOLAE (flolae.com), an online fashion store connected to the publisher; that panel is our own promotion, not an independent recommendation.
More about the publisher is on the About page. Privacy details are on the Privacy page.