The Bloggers Who Still Post & Inspire Me
There is no denying that the blogging world is certainly a lot quieter than it ever has been before. The majority of people have left their blogs to gather dust for the likes of YouTube and Instagram but there a few people that I’ve followed since before I began properly blogging and they still post to this day and fill me with inspiration and remind me why I still do this blogging thing. I hope by sharing them with you today they give you a little boost to just in case you're feeling blue about blogging.
what olivia did
Liv has been a busy lady lately with writing what I’m sure will be an incredible book so posts haven’t been as frequent as they typically are but when she does post they still deliver that same dreamy standard that she’s always maintained. Whether it’s a style post or a city guide I always get that warm and fuzzy feeling from reading Liv’s blog and I hope she’ll still keep posting for many, many years to come as her posts are some of my favourites.
the anna edit
I’m sure you’ve all probably read Anna’s blog at some point. Her content used to be predominantly about beauty but now it’s a very much a mix of life, style and of course the odd beauty post thrown into the mix. As I’ve followed Anna for such a long time some of my most loved posts from her are the ones more about her life as I always feel I get to know her a little more whilst not feeling like I’m being intrusive to her personal life as it can be a difficult line to tread.
wish wish wish
Carrie recently had a redesign (all done by herself might I add) and is now posting way more frequently than ever and I’m so glad to see her back on my blog feed. Carrie’s blog is predominately about her personal style as well as incredible travel posts which even make me, the ultimate homebody want to hop on a plane to a far-flung destination. There’s the odd think piece and beauty post too, her beehive tutorial is still something I find myself searching for.
daisybutter
Michelle is one of those bloggers that reminds me of why I fell in love with blogging in the first place. Not only does she create incredible content about important topics like the reality of being in an interracial relationship and cultural appropriation and ignorance. She also crafts posts for business owners too that always makes me feel good about owning a business rather than full of self-doubt. If you’ve never read Daisybutter than you absolutely must!
