High Street bloggers

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I was just wondering if there are any bloggers for clothes and make up that only use high Street products. I only have a high street budget but I'm not very good at thinking of my own ideas and thought it would be good inspiration.

they seem to start off high street but as they get more people following them and more freebies, they seem to blog about designer stuff only

I agree with peas. Ive lost count of the blogs/Vlogs ive followed that started off as something I can relate to, before turning into blogger cliches showing off their Diptych (sp?) candles and drawers full of MAC blushers.

Schoolgatestyle is pretty low end. But I agree they move higher as they get more popular. The Frugality does have so e cheaper stuff - lot of H&M homeware today.

What lou wore 365 is a good one; she wears high street clothing and also re-wears clothes she already has.

I've lost count of the bloggers I've seen out there wearing chanel boy bags and valentino shoes/bags etc.
Pretty much everything they recommend now I think "paid advertisement"

I used to like schoolgatestyle but she seems to only post about things after they have sold out or mention bargains after the event so I've lost interest.

You'll find high street (w a little, self funded, high end) on the AllWornOutblog. I think SchoolRunMum blog is also high street.

What Lizzy Loves is high street. As is Dorothy Camper, What Lou Wore and MidLifeChic.

Sigh. Jeans and boots and scarves

I love what Lou wore 365. She's so down to earth and seems approachable. A few others never answer questions or respond to questions on the post. Dbml40 yes you! She seems to only answer other bloggers and her friends.

Sorry to jump in but does anyone know of any bloggers who have a more beachy hippy style? Love reading blogs but would love to find a British one with more of my style.

But Zammo, if that's not what you like just don't read them.

It's so rude when bloggers don't reply to comments. I stopped reading dmbl40 as she ignores most comments. I think she just wants people to fawn over her.

Thank you everyone. I will take a look at your suggestions. It's useful to know that a lot start off high Street but end up more designer. It explains why all of the ones I've found are using expensive products. They are useless to me as I can't relate to them as I will never be able to afford to spend that money.

fcuk - not British but look at They All Hate Us - Australian bloggers who live by the sea in Sydney, but have v £££ budget.

I used to follow midlife chic but I suspect she is sponsored by Boden now as it its all she seems to recommend. Yawn.

Thanks belinda I'll have a look, most boho type clothes I like seem to be mega ££!

I like dmbl40.
I didn't realise she had a q & a section. She's on twitter too

I don't think schoolmate style is remotely fashionable. I'm sure nice and interesting that she is making money from what she does but utterly unremarkable

I really like Susie SoSo, she's predominantly high street. And Belinda's own blog The Workwear Edit is great, especially the designer high street copies.

A couple of others worth a look are My Fashionable 40s, I won't wear Sludge Brown and Re:Style.

Thanks, Stokey, that's really nice. I just bought some Aldo Adaussi ankle boots that are Sergio Rossi-esque, so will be blogging them ASAP.

Ps for beauty, I'm liking reading I Covet Thee blog. More £££ but candid and interesting is Buy Now, Blog Later.

Another high st fashion blog is Mission Style.

I'm sure MidLifeChic wrote that she is not sponsored by Boden and in fact her blog began with her attempts to branch out away from the "Boden" look. Having said that she admitted in a recent post that her clothes are still Boden heavy. I like her writing style and her house looks lovely too!