Everybody wants to stay trendy and current, especially in today's fast-moving world thanks to technology and the sharing of information on the Internet. You can stay up-to-date with top fashion and lifestyle blogs from around the world, which share information directly from the runway and from other sources, too. Blogging is one of the top ways to really connect with others from all over on a variety of topics.
Bloggers are just like journalists, if not more important nowadays. A blogger is the middle man between the average person and the industry and all its glamour. Bloggers are regular people that we can relate to, bridging the gap between what may seem difficult to obtain or pull off in the everyday world. Bloggers also help readers find exactly what they are looking for by providing their resources and insider knowledge.
There are many different kinds of blog of this style, for every type of reader around the world. Some of these are all about what is happening on the runways. That means readers can follow seasonal trends straight from the fashionable capitals of the world: London, New York, Paris, Milan, Tokyo and also newcomers like Johannesburg.
There are so many other bloggers catering to various lifestyle groups and subcultures, however. For example, there are those that are specifically geared towards a particular culture or style. Ethnic fashion is an example of this and has been an ongoing trend for some time.
Guilty Bytes is a blog dedicated to Indian clothing and lifestyle. The editor, Devina, is the winner of Elle India's Blogger of the Year Award 2014. The blog is very impressive, with a Facebook following of over fifty-seven thousand people and sections dedicated to Bollywood, food and drink as well as bridal trends. Of course, bridal wear is a very big market on this side of the globe.
Similarly, there are numerous bloggers who follow African trends and keep up with ethnic designers to bring their creativity to the world. Bella Naija is one of the fastest-growing online resources for fashion-related news in Africa and also covers Nollywood and the red carpet. This blog has been operational for almost a decade and shows no signs of slowing down.
Blogs don't have to be cultural; they may be period-specific instead. There are several that are dedicated to specific subcultures or eras in fashion, such as Vintage Vixen. Readers can find out more about the best places to find unique items from back in the day, or how to source such items by designers emulating such styles.
Last but not least is the blog dedicated to men. While these are outnumbered by those for women, they are certainly gaining more and more popularity as the lines of fashion and style get blurred between the sexes. High Snobiety and Hypeboat are just two examples of great places to find trends for men. A blog worth reading will always explore what's happening on the street in terms of style and not just what's on the runway, so that readers can be truly inspired to find their own personal style.
Bloggers are just like journalists, if not more important nowadays. A blogger is the middle man between the average person and the industry and all its glamour. Bloggers are regular people that we can relate to, bridging the gap between what may seem difficult to obtain or pull off in the everyday world. Bloggers also help readers find exactly what they are looking for by providing their resources and insider knowledge.
There are many different kinds of blog of this style, for every type of reader around the world. Some of these are all about what is happening on the runways. That means readers can follow seasonal trends straight from the fashionable capitals of the world: London, New York, Paris, Milan, Tokyo and also newcomers like Johannesburg.
There are so many other bloggers catering to various lifestyle groups and subcultures, however. For example, there are those that are specifically geared towards a particular culture or style. Ethnic fashion is an example of this and has been an ongoing trend for some time.
Guilty Bytes is a blog dedicated to Indian clothing and lifestyle. The editor, Devina, is the winner of Elle India's Blogger of the Year Award 2014. The blog is very impressive, with a Facebook following of over fifty-seven thousand people and sections dedicated to Bollywood, food and drink as well as bridal trends. Of course, bridal wear is a very big market on this side of the globe.
Similarly, there are numerous bloggers who follow African trends and keep up with ethnic designers to bring their creativity to the world. Bella Naija is one of the fastest-growing online resources for fashion-related news in Africa and also covers Nollywood and the red carpet. This blog has been operational for almost a decade and shows no signs of slowing down.
Blogs don't have to be cultural; they may be period-specific instead. There are several that are dedicated to specific subcultures or eras in fashion, such as Vintage Vixen. Readers can find out more about the best places to find unique items from back in the day, or how to source such items by designers emulating such styles.
Last but not least is the blog dedicated to men. While these are outnumbered by those for women, they are certainly gaining more and more popularity as the lines of fashion and style get blurred between the sexes. High Snobiety and Hypeboat are just two examples of great places to find trends for men. A blog worth reading will always explore what's happening on the street in terms of style and not just what's on the runway, so that readers can be truly inspired to find their own personal style.
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