Fashion blogs have been around since the early 2000s, but today, blogging is a whole new ball game. While fashion blogs are at an all-time high, we can’t argue against the fact that social media platforms like Instagram remain the single largest forum to redirect traffic towards fashion blogs. But some fashion bloggers manage to stand out despite all of it. If fashion and being updated is your thing, we need to follow them!
1. Gabi Gregg – OG Fat Girl:
Gabi Gregg set off on this journey to tackle the infuriating gap for plus size women’s. Her outfits are full of life just like her, and so is her clothing line Premme, which caters to plus sizes. She brought, what she calls ‘the fatkini’, by collaborating with ‘Playful Promises’ and ‘Swimsuits’, and showed us how it’s done.
2. Lisa Gachet – Make My Lemonade:
The Parisian fashion blogger and DIY queen Lisa Gachet started blogging a few years ago, and recently launched a brand that represents something she truly believes in – Do It Yourself Fashion. Her brand is unique, and her feed is colorful.
3. Wendy Nguyen – Wendyslookbook:
A fashion blogger with a passion for people, art, culture, and music brings all of it together. Wendy wears a lot of hats; she is a blogger, content creator, and a juvenile justice advocate who is just as passionately working towards helping foster children, because she understands the struggle, for she has been one.
4. Kat Farmer – Does My Bum Look 40:
Kat Farmer is a fashion blogger, wardrobe consultant, a personal stylist, and full of life. In her own words, she’s trying to tackle the 40s without being frumpy, and her statements are just that. There’s an exciting balance of feminine, floral, and fashionable pieces put together, redefining style.
5. Lyn Slater – Accidental Icon:
Lynn Slater started the ‘Accidental Icon’ because of the dearth of fashion blogs catering to the needs of women over 50s, 60s and beyond. You won’t find too many people like her. With snow-white coiffed hair, this sixty-something grandmother is living it all up and raising bars. Lyn Slater believes and shows us time and again that ‘age is just a variable.’
We could all use some fashion inspiration, and that’s why we rounded off some of the best out there. Not all of us can afford designer collections or limited editions, but we can surely pick up from the cues these bloggers give away, and style our outfits to make them look exciting, if anything.
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