Unlike most bloggers, who start their sites as a way to post daily outfits, these girls’ massive followings didn’t originate from #OOTDs. L.A.-based Instagrammer Whitney Cox of @whitneybearr remembers: “Originally, I wasn’t posting style pictures — it was just pictures of my cat and selfies with my friends. But, I started posting pictures of my daily outfits, and friends and colleagues really liked what I was doing, so I’ve been doing it ever since.” Today, Cox’s account boasts more than 24,000 followers, all of whom obsess over her ’90s-inspired West Coast style.
]]>Unlike most bloggers, who start their sites as a way to post daily outfits, these girls’ massive followings didn’t originate from #OOTDs. L.A.-based Instagrammer Whitney Cox of @whitneybearr remembers: “Originally, I wasn’t posting style pictures — it was just pictures of my cat and selfies with my friends. But, I started posting pictures of my daily outfits, and friends and colleagues really liked what I was doing, so I’ve been doing it ever since.” Today, Cox’s account boasts more than 24,000 followers, all of whom obsess over her ’90s-inspired West Coast style.
]]>Unlike most bloggers, who start their sites as a way to post daily outfits, these girls’ massive followings didn’t originate from #OOTDs. L.A.-based Instagrammer Whitney Cox of @whitneybearr remembers: “Originally, I wasn’t posting style pictures — it was just pictures of my cat and selfies with my friends. But, I started posting pictures of my daily outfits, and friends and colleagues really liked what I was doing, so I’ve been doing it ever since.” Today, Cox’s account boasts more than 24,000 followers, all of whom obsess over her ’90s-inspired West Coast style.
]]>Unlike most bloggers, who start their sites as a way to post daily outfits, these girls’ massive followings didn’t originate from #OOTDs. L.A.-based Instagrammer Whitney Cox of @whitneybearr remembers: “Originally, I wasn’t posting style pictures — it was just pictures of my cat and selfies with my friends. But, I started posting pictures of my daily outfits, and friends and colleagues really liked what I was doing, so I’ve been doing it ever since.” Today, Cox’s account boasts more than 24,000 followers, all of whom obsess over her ’90s-inspired West Coast style.
]]>Unlike most bloggers, who start their sites as a way to post daily outfits, these girls’ massive followings didn’t originate from #OOTDs. L.A.-based Instagrammer Whitney Cox of @whitneybearr remembers: “Originally, I wasn’t posting style pictures — it was just pictures of my cat and selfies with my friends. But, I started posting pictures of my daily outfits, and friends and colleagues really liked what I was doing, so I’ve been doing it ever since.” Today, Cox’s account boasts more than 24,000 followers, all of whom obsess over her ’90s-inspired West Coast style.
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