The thing is as well that Lily was popular when her style (at the time) was much more ubiquitous, because of the high street and fast fashion domination. It was like style bloggers had a uniform then.
I think things are much more individualistic now, especially given the push for more eco-friendly options, vintage, second hand, small independent labels etc. When a piece does become ubiquitous, like the infamous Zara polka dot dress, it reaches a saturation point and becomes a meme. That never happened with American Apparel Disco pants and Jeffrey Campbell Litas, Topshop camo print jackets and Jamie jeans worn with Converse or Vans, high street rip-offs of Chloe Susanna boots or Isabel Marant Dicker boots worn with Zara mini dresses. All with ombre bleached hair and a Gucci Soho bag, of course!
Lily’s style has evolved somewhat, obviously, but I think she’s too much of a slave to her old ways to be particularly inspiring to most of us. Then there’s the fact that she puts the barest minimum into her photos.
It really feels like she’s stuck in 2010-2013 to me, in more ways than one.
Edited to add: honestly, in like 10 years she’s only changed physically. She’s still doing exactly the same thing with relatively similar outfits and a lack of makeup skills? The poses I find WAY more cringe now, too:
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(And not to be mean but you can see here she was a good dress size or two smaller than she is now, she’s definitely not back to her pre-illness weight as some seem to think).