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How a haus page works
What /@handle shows, which posts stay off it, and how a shopper finds a piece by post number.
A haus is the public page at /@your-handle. Sarah Paris's is live at that link: the heading is My shopping guide, the byline is her name, and each look is a post she approved that has a working link.
The number on a look is the post's id. Post 2542 is the Zaga linen blazer. A shopper can search the page for 2542, #2542, a brand, a piece, or a word from the caption. The same number is what a caption tells people to search.
What stays off the page
Importing a video does not publish it. The page lists a post only when she has approved it and it has a working link. Hidden posts stay off. Opening /@handle/id for a post that fails either check returns a 404, not a teaser.
A link she marks broken, or a lineup that is all sold out, keeps the post from counting as ready. TikTok-only is fine once she has approved it and it has a link.
What a shopper clicks
Each piece is a button. The label is often one word, Blazer or Jeans. The longer product name is what search uses. ShopMy and LTK buttons go straight to those links, unchanged. The line at the bottom of the page is: The products featured here may contain affiliate links.
The eight get the look notes on this site are those buttons, copied from her haus on November 4, 2026, with the longer stored names beside the short labels.