Is this Emily in Paris that she’s watching? I’ve seen so many people on Instagram saying how bad and far from reality it is.
Just like lornas personality...bad and far from reality!Is this Emily in Paris that she’s watching? I’ve seen so many people on Instagram saying how bad and far from reality it is.
I quite like it! I just think its easy watching, I love the fashion and the sceneryThanks for the honest review I won’t be starting that then haha
Having read Sali’s article featuring the “troll” who came forward to admit that the trolling was merely personal deflection-I’m compelled to write.
I don’t follow Sali, have no idea about her and the claims or posts anyone has made, but I do believe that Sali came to Instagram having already had a career in beauty, and Instagram was merely an extension of that.
However there are influencers who are playing victim and refusing to take responsibility for the roles and image that THEY have manufactured , and it’s getting tedious.
Many of them didn’t start out like Sali, they started at a point where THEY decided that their opinion, look, style , image, wealth or whatever, was worthy of an audience. They CHOSE “influencing“ as a “career” ( or some might say “instead of a career!) and pushed their own importance on anyone who would listen. Very few promote ethics, education, values, they simply promote greed, “stuff”, materialism, “unboxing” , privilege, “freebies” #gifted.
“ Look what I have! You too can have this (but I’ll take a cut ...#affiliatelink )”
They created an image of either a lifestyle or image that is designed to invoke a response. Jealousy? Possibly. But more importantly to validate their own being.
They take pictures of THEMSELVES day after day after day, selling their (alleged) perfect life styles, homes, belongings, and their personalities to thousands and millions of faceless followers. They glamorise mental health issues and use them to garner attention, yet ironically, further perpetuating their own issues. They become experts in whatever gains them the most attention, & piggy back on whatever news is trending.
They photograph themselves getting dressed, in the bath, in hospital, giving birth, eating food, on planes, opening gifts. Why???
They have cultivated ( and in some cases bought which makes no sense at all..) these huge audiences and they HAVE to be aware of the diverse range of followers they have. They also have to be mindful of the impact their views and vapid lifestyles have upon impressionable girls & women and conversely, on intelligent, successful women who are able to see “influencing” for what it is. A glorified sales rep. The 2020 version of the promo-girls of the 90’s.
Mental health is a hugely important subject.
So then, it is up to them to be transparent, to be accountable. To do things right. And to accept that they’re not going to be everyone’s cup of tea. Having a difference of opinion is NOT bullying. It’s exactly that, a difference of opinion. Disagreeing is NOT bullying. Calling someone out on inconsistency, for lying or deceiving people is not bullying! Particularly if that person has positioned themselves in a role that has an element of social responsibility. ( Obviously this is no way the same as any type of physical /death threat/ stalking/abuse)
If influencers want these greedy gluttonous lives and believe that they do not have to respond or be accountable for their behaviours then they are simply wrong.
Lauren Lee worked for Whalar, they've both moved onto IGH Talent Ltd, Lauren opened this company earlier this year. LL is not on Whalar star list anymore. Lauren has a background in TV research.I know I said the talent manager that LL had dinner with the other night had the LL Gabriela dress Named after her .. Well Ive just remembered who the other person was .I wonder what they were planning for LA Productions
I agree with you completely, but I have to say some of the other threads on here ARE bullying in my opinion. They are absolutely horrific. And some of the people on there do go out of their way to be mean and vindictive just because that person is not their cup of tea, and that is unnecessaryHaving read Sali’s article featuring the “troll” who came forward to admit that the trolling was merely personal deflection-I’m compelled to write.
I don’t follow Sali, have no idea about her and the claims or posts anyone has made, but I do believe that Sali came to Instagram having already had a career in beauty, and Instagram was merely an extension of that.
However there are influencers who are playing victim and refusing to take responsibility for the roles and image that THEY have manufactured , and it’s getting tedious.
Many of them didn’t start out like Sali, they started at a point where THEY decided that their opinion, look, style , image, wealth or whatever, was worthy of an audience. They CHOSE “influencing“ as a “career” ( or some might say “instead of a career!) and pushed their own importance on anyone who would listen. Very few promote ethics, education, values, they simply promote greed, “stuff”, materialism, “unboxing” , privilege, “freebies” #gifted.
“ Look what I have! You too can have this (but I’ll take a cut ...#affiliatelink )”
They created an image of either a lifestyle or image that is designed to invoke a response. Jealousy? Possibly. But more importantly to validate their own being.
They take pictures of THEMSELVES day after day after day, selling their (alleged) perfect life styles, homes, belongings, and their personalities to thousands and millions of faceless followers. They glamorise mental health issues and use them to garner attention, yet ironically, further perpetuating their own issues. They become experts in whatever gains them the most attention, & piggy back on whatever news is trending.
They photograph themselves getting dressed, in the bath, in hospital, giving birth, eating food, on planes, opening gifts. Why???
They have cultivated ( and in some cases bought which makes no sense at all..) these huge audiences and they HAVE to be aware of the diverse range of followers they have. They also have to be mindful of the impact their views and vapid lifestyles have upon impressionable girls & women and conversely, on intelligent, successful women who are able to see “influencing” for what it is. A glorified sales rep. The 2020 version of the promo-girls of the 90’s.
Mental health is a hugely important subject.
So then, it is up to them to be transparent, to be accountable. To do things right. And to accept that they’re not going to be everyone’s cup of tea. Having a difference of opinion is NOT bullying. It’s exactly that, a difference of opinion. Disagreeing is NOT bullying. Calling someone out on inconsistency, for lying or deceiving people is not bullying! Particularly if that person has positioned themselves in a role that has an element of social responsibility. ( Obviously this is no way the same as any type of physical /death threat/ stalking/abuse)
If influencers want these greedy gluttonous lives and believe that they do not have to respond or be accountable for their behaviours then they are simply wrong.
Only “talent”Thank you for this, very well written. It's incredible how far they are from the distinct lines of constructive criticism and just interpret everything as negative/bullying/trolls unless the person is pouring out sumptuous amount of sickening falseness of adoration.
Lorna is the perfect example that unless you like/love her, your a-blocked, that's it, fuck off I don't care.
Lauren Lee worked for Whalar, they've both moved onto IGH Talent Ltd, Lauren opened this company earlier this year. LL is not on Whalar star list anymore. Lauren has a background in TV research.
Something happened at Whalar or maybe her contract was ending? Either way LL is IGH's only "talent" they have.
Thank you very much @AllAboutTheMayhem for this post. It was very insightful and compelling; you have summarised what so many people feel, not only those of us here on this thread. Would be fantastic if it could be shared with a wider audience.Having read Sali’s article featuring the “troll” who came forward to admit that the trolling was merely personal deflection-I’m compelled to write.
I don’t follow Sali, have no idea about her and the claims or posts anyone has made, but I do believe that Sali came to Instagram having already had a career in beauty, and Instagram was merely an extension of that.
However there are influencers who are playing victim and refusing to take responsibility for the roles and image that THEY have manufactured , and it’s getting tedious.
Many of them didn’t start out like Sali, they started at a point where THEY decided that their opinion, look, style , image, wealth or whatever, was worthy of an audience. They CHOSE “influencing“ as a “career” ( or some might say “instead of a career!) and pushed their own importance on anyone who would listen. Very few promote ethics, education, values, they simply promote greed, “stuff”, materialism, “unboxing” , privilege, “freebies” #gifted.
“ Look what I have! You too can have this (but I’ll take a cut ...#affiliatelink )”
They created an image of either a lifestyle or image that is designed to invoke a response. Jealousy? Possibly. But more importantly to validate their own being.
They take pictures of THEMSELVES day after day after day, selling their (alleged) perfect life styles, homes, belongings, and their personalities to thousands and millions of faceless followers. They glamorise mental health issues and use them to garner attention, yet ironically, further perpetuating their own issues. They become experts in whatever gains them the most attention, & piggy back on whatever news is trending.
They photograph themselves getting dressed, in the bath, in hospital, giving birth, eating food, on planes, opening gifts. Why???
They have cultivated ( and in some cases bought which makes no sense at all..) these huge audiences and they HAVE to be aware of the diverse range of followers they have. They also have to be mindful of the impact their views and vapid lifestyles have upon impressionable girls & women and conversely, on intelligent, successful women who are able to see “influencing” for what it is. A glorified sales rep. The 2020 version of the promo-girls of the 90’s.
Mental health is a hugely important subject.
So then, it is up to them to be transparent, to be accountable. To do things right. And to accept that they’re not going to be everyone’s cup of tea. Having a difference of opinion is NOT bullying. It’s exactly that, a difference of opinion. Disagreeing is NOT bullying. Calling someone out on inconsistency, for lying or deceiving people is not bullying! Particularly if that person has positioned themselves in a role that has an element of social responsibility. ( Obviously this is no way the same as any type of physical /death threat/ stalking/abuse)
If influencers want these greedy gluttonous lives and believe that they do not have to respond or be accountable for their behaviours then they are simply wrong.
I found all this out a couple of months back. I thought it would be that whalar were taking too big a cut so Lauren started her own business doing influencer management where she knew she’d make more money and Lorna could save some. The TV bit is new info, could be possible. She’d surely never go on TV looking like that?Only “talent”.
Thanks ... I knew there was someone on here that knew the ‘goss’. Any news on Gogglebox ?
Hahahahhah what did I say about putting Paris back in her bio
WHAT !!!!! LornaLuxe hasn’t designed her In The Shite collection !!!!!!! You mean she’s been lying to us allJust did some digging and it looks as though LUXE is not designing anything, just putting her name on some cheap clothing made in China supplied by Inthestyle. Shock, horror. I bet she’s shaking and ringing the wholesalers.
Agree - Lorna should go to her management IMMEDIATELY (as per the gospel according to Lorna).they've done each other out, both selling the same shit. LL your so thick why not DM her or go to her management, to make it public you've shown yourself up even more
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