Vix is a teacher by day, but a life and relationships blogger by night, sharing the ups and downs of millennial life in a fun, engaging and uniquely honest way. If you like your content ‘no holds barred’ then this is your ultimate destination. Her award-winning blog has been featured everywhere from Pretty 52 to The Independent, while Vix has appeared on the BBC, Radio 1, LBC and Channel 5 discussing everything from stealthing to mental health. Her blog posts are sometimes cringingly honest, but always relatable, so its no surprise she was named one of the ’17 Influencers to Watch in 2017′ by MTV.

Check out Vix's blog: www.vixmeldrew.com

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Making her move into the beauty industry in 2014, Juliet Rees Jones consulted for online beauty and health platform Get The Gloss, managing their full organic and paid digital strategy before taking up a role at Glossybox, the UK’s no.1 beauty subscription service.

Check out Glossybox online: www.glossybox.co.uk

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You may know Aaron by his alter ego Technically Ron. Aaron is one of the most hilarious, original and quick-witted voices on social media, with practically every tweet going viral and getting the attention of the media. His list of reasons his wife cries received nearly 50,000 RTs and was covered relentlessly in the press, so it’s no surprise Aaron landed himself a book deal – launching Lifeabet, An A-Z of Modern Existence, in 2015.

The founder of the coolest and one of the most popular wedding sites in the world Rock N Roll Bride, Kat saw a niche for alternative wedding inspiration and ran with it. Nearly a decade after its launch and it remains the hottest and coolest place for brides-to-be to find their inspo.

Lauren Mahon founded Girl Stole London in 2011 as a way to document her fun filled 20s. However, when Lauren was unexpectedly diagnosed with breast cancer in August 2016 at the young age of 31, her website started to play a more crucial role in her life.

Jay Mclaughlin is a British fashion and portrait photographer who has become the go-to man for when influencers, bloggers and vloggers want a cracking shot. His work has been published internationally and has worked with clients such as Harper’s Bazaar, TopShop, Olympus and Vogue, photographing some of the world’s most in-demand celebrities and royal faces.

Since its launch in 2013 Blogosphere Magazine has featured some of blogging’s biggest stars on its cover, including Zoella, In The Frow, Lily Pebbles and Fleur De Force. The magazine beautifully bridges the gap between the online and offline world, providing advice and support while championing bloggers from all backgrounds and with all interests.

Sophie and Hannah Pycroft are the sisters who co-founded the now Instagram-famous cosmetics brush brand Spectrum Collections. With no financial backing or previous knowledge of running a beauty brand, Sophie and Hannah worked tirelessly to establish their now global brand from their garage in Wales – because they had full belief that they would make a success of it.

Follow Spectrum on Twitter: @spectrumcollections

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Undoubtedly one of the bloggersphere’s most loved and cherished personalities, Hannah exploded on to the blogging scene in 2014 after a previous career in digital media and journalism. Hannah’s unique tone of voice and *hashtag relatability* has meant her readers just can’t get enough - she’s even been named Bloggersphere Magazine’s ‘blogger of the year for 2017’. When she announced her pregnancy earlier this summer, her site temporarily crashed as it couldn’t deal with the surge in traffic from those wanting to express their support!  

Follow Hannah on Twitter: @hannahfgale

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Emily founded her blog Pretty Normal Me in 2014, in her words, after basically looking at life around her and asking: what the hell?! Despite being an inherently very happy person, she felt surrounded by a world that was against her: a world that forces us into clothes that makes us cry, a world that objectifies women and a world that seems to body shame us at every opportunity. So she did the only thing she knew how to do: she wrote. Those musings became a blog, and later a podcast, and now Emily’s debut book ‘Can I Speak To Someone In Charge’ has just hit book stores nationwide.