Here is my updated list. The only major ones I somewhat trust at this point are:
Karenbritchick - Great content and great style. Great personality and love her streetstyle and vintage thrift videos. Stays faithfull to her style.
Peony Lim - Great style and great styling tips and actually delivers high quality content on her blog. Doesnt follow the usual cookie cutter 'I am an influencer'. Has actually worked with Chanel. I often browse her instagram account for inspiraation but would skip the ads. I guess I like her since she is more discreet and doesn't seem to be hoarding all designer stuff. She obviously has a great collection but stays faithfull to her style, mixing classic, vintage with high street trends.
Sophie Shonet - I admire the fact that she is a career woman and pays her purchases with her own money. I am wary with the sponsored content and I would usually skip those.
Cassie Thorpe - open and transparent and doesn't hide between 'I bought this with my money'. Yes she is loud but in a good perky way and is also adorable. Her style is not really for me but I don't mind. I usually skip ads and sponsored content.
Emma Anders - Career woman and bubbly. Is clearly into Dior and Chanel. These brands are not for me, but regardless of that I find her videos funny, entertaining and useful.
Thegeekischic - Is sadly not active currently and deleted her videos I love her content. Funny, but with a small dose of sassiness which I find refreshing since she is honest. I admire the fact that she is a career woman who works in the fashion industry.
I occasional browse smaller channels for reviews. Those are the ones I find most useful.
I hate to be negative. But some of the influencers mentioned here are practically sell outs for and have been caught at lying to the viewers. The constant begging for free stuff is appalling. I often wonder whether they actually like the product or just say positive nonsense in order to remain on the pr list. One major influencer received Mulberry mini alexa. She gushed about the alexa and the heritage and then the bag kind disappeared.... And later on bought a Birkin but instead of admitting that she worked with a consigner company, she lead the viewers thinking that she bought from the store. Like why? I don't see any with problem buying secondhand. Two influencers come into my mind that has promoted companies with a history of possible selling fakes...
Again nothing wrong with making money especially if you are a full time blogger/youtuber. But I require honesty and transparency in haul videos, ads, reviews etc.
Karenbritchick - Great content and great style. Great personality and love her streetstyle and vintage thrift videos. Stays faithfull to her style.
Peony Lim - Great style and great styling tips and actually delivers high quality content on her blog. Doesnt follow the usual cookie cutter 'I am an influencer'. Has actually worked with Chanel. I often browse her instagram account for inspiraation but would skip the ads. I guess I like her since she is more discreet and doesn't seem to be hoarding all designer stuff. She obviously has a great collection but stays faithfull to her style, mixing classic, vintage with high street trends.
Sophie Shonet - I admire the fact that she is a career woman and pays her purchases with her own money. I am wary with the sponsored content and I would usually skip those.
Cassie Thorpe - open and transparent and doesn't hide between 'I bought this with my money'. Yes she is loud but in a good perky way and is also adorable. Her style is not really for me but I don't mind. I usually skip ads and sponsored content.
Emma Anders - Career woman and bubbly. Is clearly into Dior and Chanel. These brands are not for me, but regardless of that I find her videos funny, entertaining and useful.
Thegeekischic - Is sadly not active currently and deleted her videos I love her content. Funny, but with a small dose of sassiness which I find refreshing since she is honest. I admire the fact that she is a career woman who works in the fashion industry.
I occasional browse smaller channels for reviews. Those are the ones I find most useful.
I hate to be negative. But some of the influencers mentioned here are practically sell outs for and have been caught at lying to the viewers. The constant begging for free stuff is appalling. I often wonder whether they actually like the product or just say positive nonsense in order to remain on the pr list. One major influencer received Mulberry mini alexa. She gushed about the alexa and the heritage and then the bag kind disappeared.... And later on bought a Birkin but instead of admitting that she worked with a consigner company, she lead the viewers thinking that she bought from the store. Like why? I don't see any with problem buying secondhand. Two influencers come into my mind that has promoted companies with a history of possible selling fakes...
Again nothing wrong with making money especially if you are a full time blogger/youtuber. But I require honesty and transparency in haul videos, ads, reviews etc.
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