50 Best Lifestyle Blogs and Bloggers To Follow (in 2023)
On the lookout for the best lifestyle blogs on the internet?
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In this post, we’ll look over some of the most successful lifestyle blogs available on the web.
It doesn’t matter if you’re starting a lifestyle blog or just want trendy ideas for a new perspective in life.
Here are the top lifestyle blogs to follow this year.
50 Best Lifestyle Blogs to Follow This Year
- 1. A Cup of Jo
- 2. The Skinny Confidential
- 3. Ape to Gentleman
- 4. HBFIT
- 5. Camille Styles
- 6. Thirteen Thoughts
- 7. goop
- 8. Katie Did What
- 9. A Beautiful Mess
- 10. Corporette
- 11. Corporate Career Girl
- 12. The Blonde Abroad
- 13. Helene in Between
- 14. I am Aileen
- 15. The Chriselle Factor
- 16. Sincerely Jules
- 17. Hej Doll
- 18. Gal Meets Glam
- 19. The Confused Millennial
- 20. Brooklyn, I’m Trying
- 21. Lauren Scruggs Kennedy
- 22. Momtrends
- 23. The Blonde Salad
- 24. Julie Blanner
- 25. Conscious Lifestyle Magazine
- 26. Vulcan Post
- 27. The Everygirl
- 28. Gia Says That
- 29. SuperHit Ideas
- 30. FashionBeans
- 31. Men Style Fashion Magazine
- 32. D’Marge Magazine
- 33. Gentleman’s Gazette
- 34. Barefoot Blonde
- 35. Stylish By Nature
- 36. Highsnobiety
- 37. The YesStylist
- 38. Idyllic Pursuit
- 39. Middle Aged Mama
- 40. Song of Style
- 41. Freddie Harrel
- 42. Kéla’s Kloset
- 43. Wit and Delight
- 44. Sunday Chapter
- 45. The Fresh Exchange
- 46. Primer Magazine
- 47. Zoella
- 48. Lauren Conrad
- 49. Verve Magazine
- 50. The Rugged Male
1. A Cup of Jo
By: Joanna Goddard
A Cup of Jo is a lifestyle blog with tons of content about relationships, fashion, food, travel, and motherhood. It’s founded by Joanna Goddard who graduated from the University of Michigan in 2001 — now living in New York City.
Joanna works with an in-house editorial team, which includes a couple of content writers.
Unlike most blogs in other niches, A Cup of Jo doesn’t focus a lot on long-form content. However, each post is more than polished — making sure the author’s personality shines through on top of Instagram-worthy images.
Apart from publishing insightful content about her many passions, Joanna also consistently donates a percentage of her earnings to charity.
Blog Topics
- Everyday style
- Food
- Travel
- Personal relationships
- Motherhood
- Design
Monetization Strategies
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing (Learn affiliate marketing research process here)
- Display advertisements
PS: Here is a list of 29 best affiliate programs for lifestyle blogs that you can join and make money.
2. The Skinny Confidential
By: Lauryn Evarts Bosstick
The Skinny Confidential is the digital extension of San Diego State University graduate Lauryn Evarts. It covers a range of topics including travel, beauty, skincare, food, weddings, fitness, and style.
Lauryn crammed all these topics into one category dubbed “realness,” which is perhaps the most interesting aspect of her blog.
After reading her blog, you’ll know that she isn’t bound to any rule that pertains to content writing.
It’s just her — talking to her audience, expressing herself, and making sure readers learn something new each time. Her artful use of swear words for emphasis is solid evidence of that.
Apart from blog posts, some of the mediums Lauryn uses to communicate her ideas are videos, books, and image galleries. She also runs an entrepreneurial podcast called “The Skinny Confidential HIM & HER” with her husband, Michael Bosstick.
Blog Topics
- Beauty
- Style
- Parenthood
- Weddings
- Health and wellness
- Travel
- Pregnancy
- Business
- Relationships
Monetization Strategies
- Digital products
- Online store page
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
3. Ape to Gentleman
By: Multiple founders
When it comes to men’s lifestyle blogs, Ape to Gentleman is as authoritative as it gets.
The website took in the collective effort of several expert journalists and produced highly informative articles about men’s classy pleasures. This lineup includes Chris Beastall, Chris Chasseaud, Jessica Punter, Johnny Burn, Josh Sims, Sam Kessler, and Paddy Madison.
On Ape to Gentleman, each expert focuses on a particular industry to ensure content quality. Chris Beastall and Jessica Punter, for example, focus on male grooming whereas Johnny Burn is in charge of everything automotive.
Blog Topics
- Men’s fashion
- Style
- Men’s hair products and trends
- Car reviews
- Beverages
- Timepieces
- Food
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
4. HBFIT
By: Hannah Bronfman
HBFIT is a blog dedicated to owner Hannah Bronfman’s three passions: health, beauty, and fitness.
Just like The Skinny Confidential, HBFIT’s content is like a digital doorway to Hannah’s everyday life. It discusses topics related to physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness — from date night beauty tips to acupuncture.
Hannah also regularly shares holiday gift ideas and “Studio Spotlights,” wherein she reviews establishments that provide wellness services. At times, Hannah also publishes pieces about travel experiences.
If you’re not in the mood to read, you can check out HBFIT TV where Hannah shares tips in video form. She frequently features guests in her videos, like Australia-based health blogger Taline Gabrielian and Jaggi Vasudev — also known as “Sadghuru.”
Blog Topics
- Health
- Fitness
- Food
- Beauty
- Gifts
- Day spas
Monetization Strategies
- Sponsored posts
- Digital products
- Affiliate marketing
5. Camille Styles
By: Camille Styles
When I first read the name Camille Styles, I immediately got the impression that she’s someone destined to inspire.
Her success as a healthy food, fashion, and travel blogger should be more than enough proof.
Camille works with an all-female team to bring readers engaging and informative content about the blog’s core topics. She also has a category for the topic of entertaining guests — something you don’t often see in lifestyle blogs.
As for the mediums in her arsenal, Camille utilizes Instagram-worthy images and professionally produced videos alongside long, comprehensive text.
Blog Topics
- Food
- Design
- Style
- Travel
- Wellness
- Entertaining guests
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
6. Thirteen Thoughts
By: Paula
Thirteen Thoughts is the brainchild of Paula — a blogger and self-taught photography expert.
In addition to lifestyle, her blog also covers topics in photography, beauty, and blogging.
In one particular interview, Paula revealed that she never took paid online courses to get where she is now. But that didn’t stop her from offering her very own, free blogging course that I recommend to aspiring fashion bloggers.
If you haven’t started your lifestyle blog yet, you should look at Thirteen Thoughts for inspiration. It goes to show how far anyone can go if they persevere, be patient, and stay true to their passions.
Blog Topics
- Blogging
- Photography
- Beauty
- Wellness
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing
7. goop
Yes — that is Gwyneth Paltrow from the Iron Man films in the photo above.
And yes — she is the founder of the next featured lifestyle blog, goop.
Fun fact: Gwyneth chose the name “goop” because of a joke that all big-name online companies have two O’s. Some examples are Google, Yahoo, and Facebook.
Take that and add Gwyneth’s initials and you have goop.
The takeaway here is, you shouldn’t forget to have fun when picking a name for your blog. As long as it’s brandable and catchy, it should stick.
Anyway, goop started out as Gwyneth’s passion project way back in 2008. The first-ever piece of content she published was a newsletter featuring recipes for turkey ragu and banana-nut muffins.
As of 2020, goop still utilizes newsletters as a primary content distribution channel. They also sell their own line of skincare products along with fashion pieces from various designers.
It’s also worth mentioning that goop has physical retail locations across the US, UK, and Canada. These establishments are called goop Labs
Blog Topics
- Food
- Entertaining guests
- Style
- Travel
- Wellness
- Work lifestyle
- Beauty
Monetization Strategies
- Physical retail locations
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Display advertisements
8. Katie Did What
By: Katie Michelle Reyes
There’s something about Katie Did What that immediately captured my attention.
My guess is that it was Katie Michelle Reyes’s utilization of photographs that look professional, story-driven, and, above all, authentic.
There’s no question that the images sprinkled all over her site are Instagrammable. But unlike the images used by other big-name lifestyle bloggers, Katie’s photos make you feel like you know her personally.
Additionally, I’m a firm believer in the content writing style that Katie uses on her blog.
Whether she’s talking about fitness, beauty, or fashion, Katie writes as if she’s having a conversation with friends. This practice is in effect even in her online course about lifestyle blogging.
Pro tip: if you’re struggling to write blog posts, scrap the fake and forced professional tone and just write naturally.
By that, I mean writing in first person and addressing your audience directly — spiced up with colloquial language if possible. This isn’t an ideal strategy for all niches, but it takes away the pressure and stress associated with content writing.
Blog Topics
- Motherhood
- Fashion
- Fitness
- Beauty
- Baby care
- Lifestyle blogging
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Display advertisements
9. A Beautiful Mess
By: Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman
The next blog in this list is proof that teamwork makes the dream work.
Founded by sisters Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman, A Beautiful Mess features a library of content about their many interests. You can read about makeup, photography, interior decoration, crafts, and recipes personally taste-tested by the sisters.
On A Beautiful Mess, Elsie handle’s the creative side of things — from online content creation to app development. Emma, on the other hand, focuses on the business side while maintaining an editorial role.
Like many big-name brands in the lifestyle niche, Elsie and Emma work with an in-house team, which isn’t surprising. After all, A Beautiful Mess is one of the very few lifestyle blogs that develop their own standalone mobile apps.
A Beautiful Mess also utilizes the power of videos, books, and podcasts to deliver value to their audience. If you’d like to learn about blogging, videography, photography, and social media marketing, check out their online course offerings.
Blog Topics
- House décor
- Food
- Business
- Blogging
- Photography
- Wellness
- DIY crafts
- Style
- Makeup
Monetization Strategies
- Sponsored content
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
10. Corporette
By: Kat Griffin
Corporette is created by fashionista at heart Kat Griffin while working at a Wall Street firm as a litigator.
Kat created the blog for professional, overachieving women who want to look fashionable while doing what they do best. Her outfit ideas include categories like plus-sized wear, workout clothes, interview suits, and business casual.
Other than advice on how to look professional and fashionable, Corporette also shares invaluable career advice. Some examples are how to detect signs of burnout, setting career goals, and acing job interviews.
Blog Topics
- Career advice
- Fashion
- Fitness
- Self-improvement
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Advertisements
- Sponsored posts
11. Corporate Career Girl
By: Sarah Johnson Laryea
Sarah Johnson Laryea — digital marketer and master’s degree holder in international marketing strategy — founded Corporate Career Girl with a vision.
Using her talents, skills, and deep pool of marketing knowledge, Sarah helps modern women conquer the corporate world with style.
She helps empower her readers with tips on workwear, office politics, and the confidence-boosting lifestyle.
Corporate Career Girl’s content strategy is pretty straightforward.
With a team of contributing writers, the site publishes scannable, text-based posts that are easy to consume. You won’t find any slideshows or infographics in this site — only professional, crisp, and to-the-point written insights.
The blog also accepts guest post submissions as long as they live up to their content quality guidelines. You can also apply the same strategy to expand your content library and boost your SEO at the same time.
Blog Topics
- Corporate fashion
- Career advice
- Job interviews
- Productivity
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Online shop (coming soon)
12. The Blonde Abroad
By: Kiersten “Kiki” Rich
The story of Kiersten Rich — AKA The Blonde Abroad — is something many bloggers are all too familiar with.
Just like most people, Kiersten was raised under the belief that graduating and securing stable employment were keys to success.
In 2011, Kiersten took a break from work to travel across Thailand, Australia, Vietnam, Bali, New Zealand, and Australia. That’s when she realized that she was meant for more than just keeping an office job.
To me, it all goes back to the fact that being a successful blogger requires a leap of faith.
You just can expect maximum results from blogging without going all-in first.
Sure, you can turn it into a side project that you only check up on from time to time. But if you want to turn it into a viable career path, you should give your utmost dedication and attention.
Going back on topic, The Blonde Abroad isn’t just your run-of-the-mill travel blog. A much better description would be a handbook for people who want to embrace travel as a way of life.
It will teach you about the different types of travel, photography for non-professionals, the art of packing, and more. e
Blog Topics
- All-female tours
- Travel gear
- Travel lifestyle
- Blogging
- Photography
- Travel destinations
Monetization Strategies
- Online store page
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Consulting
- Sponsored posts
13. Helene in Between
By: Helene Sula
If I am to describe Helene In Between in three words, I’d say this: photography done right.
Owner Helene Sula always uses top-notch photos to bring each location to life. I dare you to look for one bad photo on her blog — leave a comment below if you find one.
Aside from travel advice, Helene also discusses topics like photography equipment, social media marketing, and blogging. She also offers online courses on Instagram marketing and blogging plus Lightroom presets — all delivered through Kajabi.
Blog Topics
- Travel photography
- Blogging
- Social media marketing
- Travel lifestyle
- Travel destinations
Monetization Strategies
- Digital products
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Consulting
14. I am Aileen
By: Aileen Adalid
Aileen Adalid of I am Aileen is one of the more accomplished travel and lifestyle bloggers from Asia.
What’s particularly impressive about Aileen is the fact that she had the courage to pursue blogging at a young age. According to her, she quit her day job by age 21 with the goal to make a living while traveling.
And guess what — she totally smashed that goal.
Today, Aileen spends most of her time traveling and producing quality travel-related articles on her blog. Some of the topics she covers include travel activities, food, travel destinations, money management, and career advice.
Aileen also regularly connects with a sizeable audience on social media. She’s most active on Instagram and Facebook, but you may also check out her YouTube channel if you prefer videos.
Blog Topics
- Travel destinations
- Travel lifestyle
- Blogging
- Food
- Travel activities
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Online store page
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
15. The Chriselle Factor
By: Chriselle Lim
The Chriselle Factor is a fashion and lifestyle blog founded and run by professional stylist and digital influencer Chriselle Lim.
The blog provides its audience base with information on some of the hottest fashion items, beauty products, and style trends.
Visitors can also shop Chriselle’s “Outfit of the Day” collection. Each set may contain shoes, dresses, bags, hats, and various accessories.
If you’re an aspiring fashion or lifestyle blogger, an OOTD on your site is one idea worth looking into.
Lastly, The Chriselle Factor is also an outlet where Chriselle can talk about her life’s memorable experiences and thoughts. For example, she occasionally posts about love — both for her life partner and daughter.
Blog Topics
- Fashion
- Travel
- Beauty
- Motherhood
Monetization Strategies
- Online store page
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing
16. Sincerely Jules
By: Julie Sariñana
Sincerely Jules started out as owner Julie Sariñana’s outlet for all the style ideas pouring out of her.
In 2009, Sincerely Jules was a compilation of Julie’s daily outfits and thoughts. Fast forward to 2020 and it’s a well-known fashion blog with a seemingly endless list of everyday style ideas.
Similar to The Chriselle Factor, Sincere Jules also has a store page that lets Julie’s audience to rock her looks.
Aside from fashion, Julie also talks about beauty tips, travel, and her everyday experiences.
Blog Topics
- Everyday style
- Beauty
- Travel
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Online store page
- Sponsored posts
17. Hej Doll
By: Jessica Doll
Hej Doll by photographer, traveler, and style expert Jessica Doll is made for would-be minimalists.
You see, being a fashion and travel enthusiast doesn’t mean you should seek a lifestyle of glam and luxury. There is also beauty in having less, and Hej Doll will help you embrace this.
Other than the regular categories like travel, food, and wellness, Hej Doll also has loads of articles related to minimalism. You can learn about having a minimal closet, small space living, decluttering tips, downsizing advice, and more.
Blog Topics
- Minimalism
- Style
- Beauty
- Travel destinations
- Travel lifestyle
- Wellness
- Food
- Photography
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Display advertisements
- Online store page
18. Gal Meets Glam
By: Julia Engel
Blogger Julie Engel created Gal Meets Glam to share her daily inspirations with her audience.
Gal Meets Glam was initially a side project that evolved into an authoritative blog on fashion, travel, home, and beauty.
When it comes to fashion, Julie often shares bite-sized posts that discuss the details of each item she wears. And rather than building thick walls of text, there’s always a generous helping of visuals to spice up her content.
The highlight of the blog is probably the “Daily Looks” section. Here, Julie uploads daily outfit ideas that are not only stylish, but also practical and comfortable.
Blog Topics
- Style
- Beauty
- Travel
- Home
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
19. The Confused Millennial
By: Rachel Ritlop
Previous generations call millennials many things. Sadly, not all of them are positive.
However, everyone can agree that millennials can be incredibly talented, resourceful, and stylish.
Rachel Ritlop — AKA The Confused Millennial — proves this.
Using her blog, Rachel rallied thousands of millennials across the globe to face the challenges of “adulting” together.
Adulting refers to the challenges that most, if not all, millennials face as they step into the real world. This includes managing one’s finances, handling relationships, paying off debts, and so on.
Other than adulting, Rachel also tackles topics like travel, beauty, and health. Of course, content ideas under these categories are still written to address the everyday pain points of millennials.
Blog Topics
- Career advice
- Personal finance
- Getting through college
- Blogging
- Motherhood
- Wellness
- Beauty
- Travel
- Social media marketing
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
20. Brooklyn, I’m Trying
By: Liz Norment
Rising star blogger Liz Norment created Brooklyn, I’m Trying to inspire Brooklyn-based readers to explore their urban environment and beyond.
Brooklyn, I’m Trying is one of the best examples of a local niche blog. By targeting readers in a specific geographic location, Liz produces highly relatable and relevant posts that can spread like wildfire.
Some examples of the blog’s content are restaurant recommendations, city guides, urban fashion and beauty tips. If you’d like a closer look at Liz’s artistic side, check out the entries under the “Poetry” and “Inspiration” categories.
The story behind Brooklyn, I’m Trying is actually quite similar to goop’s. It started out as an email that contained Liz’s weekend plans — broadcasted weekly to a select few.
What Liz didn’t count on were the recipients who forwarded her email to their own circles.
Eventually, her inboxes were flooded with inquiries from people who read her weekly emails. That’s when Liz knew that she needed her own blog.
Blog Topics
- Food
- Beverages
- Beauty
- Poetry
- Music
- Urban lifestyle
- Travel destinations
Monetization Strategies
- Sponsored posts
- Online store page
- Display advertisements
21. Lauren Scruggs Kennedy
By: Lauren Scruggs Kennedy
What do successful lifestyle blogs have in common?
Fine — there are probably dozens of good answers to the question above. But if you ask me about the factor that makes lifestyle blogs great, my answer would be “a belief.”
If you want your lifestyle blog to be remembered, you need to establish principles that influence your way of life. These principles must be replicable, relatable, and completely life-changing
Lauren Scruggs Kennedy has a simple, inspirational belief that “everything in life revolves around wellness rooted in balance.”
It’s something she thought up while recovering from an unfortunate accident that cost her her left arm.
The best way to understand this belief is to look at all the work Lauren has put out thus far. A great place to start would be her book, Still LoLo, which tells her journey from the accident to healing.
Blog Topics
- Positivity
- Fitness
- Food
- Beauty
- Relationships
- Faith
- Fashion
- Travel
Monetization Strategies
- Digital products
- Online store page
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
22. Momtrends
By: Nicole Feliciano
A lot of people find it difficult to maintain a fashionable lifestyle as soon as they become parents.
Momtrends, founded by fashion industry veteran Nicole Feliciano, proves that it doesn’t have to be difficult. With the help of her all-mom team, Nicole empowers her readers with simple pointers on beauty, travel, and living.
The blog’s content can be summarized in four words: positive, inspiring, social, and beautiful. You could be reading about DIY home improvement projects one minute — how to get perfect brows the next.
Oh, and the blog talks a lot about skiing as well. That’s one of Nicole’s cool passions.
Blog Topics
- Travel lifestyle
- Travel destinations
- Style
- Home décor
- Skiing
- Beauty
- Motherhood
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing
23. The Blonde Salad
By: Chiara Ferragni
The Blonde Salad owner Chiara Ferragni’s track record is nothing short of impressive.
When Chiara established her personal brand in 2009, everything went uphill from there.
In 2015, Harvard Business School had a study case based on her entire career. Forbes also included Chiara in the “30 Under 30” list for the “Art and Style” sphere.
These accomplishments, of course, are well justified.
The Blonde Salad brand, along with the Chiara Ferragni Collection, exemplify why she made it big as a digital entrepreneur.
With Chiara’s remarkable sense of style, she can build Instagrammable outfits around plain shirts in her sleep.
As far as content goes, The Blonde Salad gets rid of all fluff and straight into the good stuff. The site relies more on images that tell a story rather than paragraphs of meaningless text.
You can observe this strategy across all content categories on The Blonde Salad — be it fashion, beauty, or lifestyle.
Blog Topics
- Fashion
- Beauty
- Celebrities
Monetization Strategies
- Online store
- Sponsored posts
- Brand collaborations
- Digital products
24. Julie Blanner
By: Julie Blanner
Before Julie Blanner became a full-time lifestyle blogger, she invested years into Coordinately Yours — her own event planning firm.
Over time, she developed a signature style that eventually gave the Julie Blanner blog its identity.
It’s not just about home decorations, food, and style — it’s about all of those things in practical, DIY packages.
Her target readers are people who want to accomplish things with their own hands. This covers interior design, gardening, purposeful cooking, beauty, and even parenthood.
As a side note, I’m personally a huge fan of Julie Blanner’s simple-yet-elegant website design. It’s clean, aesthetic, fast, and makes excellent use of white space.
Blog Topics
- Food
- Home décor
- Beauty
- DIY
- Style
- Travel
- Parenthood
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
25. Conscious Lifestyle Magazine
By: Justin Faerman and Meghan McDonald
There’s more to lifestyle than just the things you have, do, and use on a daily basis.
Conscious Lifestyle Magazine serves a reminder that your everyday way of thinking is a crucial aspect of it.
The blog is created by award-winning human behavior and psychology researcher Meghan McDonald and international speaker Justin Faerman.
By combining their expertise, the pair helps thousands of readers achieve inner peace and healing through Conscious Lifestyle Magazine’s content. They impart wisdom on how to deal with past issues, practice mindfulness, experience the art of meditation, and more.
For Meghan and Justin, every person has the power to make a difference as long as there’s will. You just need to make choices that bring about consciousness, awareness, compassion, and prosperity.
The blog also enlists the help of contributors — from physicians to conscious visionaries — to ensure the production of authoritative content.
Blog Topics
- Mindfulness
- Meditation
- Yoga
- Relationships
- Art
- Music
- Travel
- Events
- Wellness
- Humanitarianism
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Online store page
- Digital products
26. Vulcan Post
Vulcan Post is not your average lifestyle blog.
It’s an online portal that equips the current generation with information on new technology, lifestyle trends, events, and finance.
Vulcan Post is run by a team of writers and editors — all of whom are based in Asia. If you’re from that region, following their blog is a great way to track geographically relevant tech and lifestyle content.
Under the blog’s “Lifestyle” section, you’ll find helpful articles that can help you keep up with the modern, fast-paced lifestyle. Some of the topics that caught my attention were about remote working, online marketing, and stories about startups.
Blog Topics
- Lifestyle
- Technology
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
- Brand collaborations
27. The Everygirl
By: Alaina Kaczmarski and Danielle Moss
The Everygirl is a lifestyle blog written for, well, every girl who wants to get more out of life.
It doesn’t matter if a woman is discovering her ideal career path, looking for a home, or learning a skill. Every girl — regardless of background — needs inspiration and guidance.
Co-founders Alaina Kaczmarski and Danielle Moss started the blog to help these aspiring young women. Through a strong work ethic, they created one of the best lifestyle blogs for women despite having limited resources.
The Everygirl has content written by women for women — no matter the challenge they currently face. There are posts about fashion, beauty, personal finance, travel, music, food, and more.
Blog Topics
- Music
- Beauty
- Fashion
- Career advice
- Personal finance
- Food
- DIY
- Entertaining guests
- Travel
- Wellness
- Weddings
- Décor
Monetization Strategies
- Online store page
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing
- Brand collaborations
28. Gia Says That
By: Gia Kashyap
For me, it’s always a pleasure to come across blogging success stories from my own country.
Gia Kashyap of Gia Says That is another example.
The career trajectory that led her to blogging begins from a fashion columnist job in a well-known Indian publication. This nurtured her love for fashion as an art until it’s too big to be contained in an office environment.
Gia now spends most of her time producing content for her blog while following her own editorial guidelines. As a result, her writing talent and voice shined as bright as ever — evident in the blog’s sizeable content library.
Today, Gia can teach you anything from a 90-second travel skincare routine to 10 ways to lighten up dark circles.
She also talks about travel, which brings us to one of the unique features in her blog called “#GiaGoesTo.”
What the page does is simple: map the places where Gia has been over the past two years.
This is solid proof that you can come up with unique ideas if you’re passionate enough about your niche. It’s so helpful, I’m actually surprised why every travel blogger has a similar page on their site yet.
Blog Topics
- Beauty
- Makeup
- Travel
- Career advice
- Events
- Shopping
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing
29. SuperHit Ideas
SuperHit Ideas is a simple blog that has a treasure of everyday hacks that can improve your quality of life.
It’s an all-around lifestyle blog that covers a wide range of topics for pretty much everyone. It discusses how to take care of your hair, be smart on big purchases, alleviate shoulder pain, and more.
Curiously, I wasn’t able to find information about the blog’s founder nor its writers. It’s also counterintuitive to me how the site doesn’t seem to focus on a particular sub-niche.
Despite these quirks, SuperHit Ideas do get thousands of traffic each month. Their success most likely has to do with the quality of their content and their hyper-active link building campaign.
If you want to replicate their success, you should pick up an SEO analytics tool and scan their backlink profile.
Blog Topics
- Gardening
- Interior design
- Hairstyles
- Fashion
- Photography
- Health
- Travel
- Weddings
- DIY
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
30. FashionBeans
By: Multiple founders
FashionBeans has been providing men with handy tips on fashion and lifestyle since 2007.
It covers a range of topics, including men’s fashion, grooming, style, fitness, watches, tech, and culture.
On FashionBeans, expert journalists join forces to produce no-nonsense, insightful articles created for men who want to live stylishly. Paddy Maddison and Jamie Millar, for example, share comprehensive style guides while Cillian O’Connor and Lee Kynaston provide grooming tips.
There’s also Laura McCredie-Doak, who offers practical advice on men’s known obsession: watches.
Apart from valuable tips, the blog also publishes lookbooks that readers can use to draw inspiration from.
Blog Topics
- Style
- Men’s hairstyles and trends
- Fashion
- Etiquette
- Hobbies for men
- Sex and relationships
- Grooming
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
31. Men Style Fashion Magazine
By: Multiple founders
Men Style Fashion is a blog that doles out practical insights on topics like fashion, travel, sports, gaming, and cars.
It’s perfect if you’re looking for updates on your favorite sports team or new hacks for your manly hobby. The blog also talks about men’s jewelry, wellness, hotel reviews, and opinion pieces on random life topics.
With articles covering a wide spectrum for all things men, Men Style Fashion has a little bit of everything. And while it may not have its own store page, it can still help readers make great buying decisions.
On the “Stores” page under the “Fashion” category, you’ll find information about shops that can provide you with fashionable choices. Readers can also easily turn information into transactions through the affiliate links peppered throughout the site.
Blog Topics
- Style
- Cars
- Technology
- Travel
- Food
- Tattoos
- Wellness
- Men’s hairstyles and products
- Fragrance
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
32. D’Marge Magazine
By: Luc Wiesman
D’Marge Magazine — dubbed “The Playbook for the Modern Man” — is a go-to resource for men’s fashion, health, grooming, and travel. The website also shares helpful content on two of classy men’s interests: watches and cars.
The website is styled like a print magazine that boasts of rich content. This creates an enjoyable reading experience that only a few lifestyle blogs manage to achieve.
D’Marge Magazine’s content development front includes contributors from various regions, like Tokyo, Melbourne, London, and New York. They combine their storytelling prowess and fashion sense to produce content you can appreciate — wherever you are in the globe.
Max Langridge and James Booth, for example, chip in their opinions, insights, and practical tips on men’s fashion and lifestyle. You’ll also find news, exclusive coverages, buyer guides, and reviews on watches by Joseph Lam and Chips O’Toole.
Looking to be a part of the modern man culture?
The “Deals” page will allow you to save on men’s apparel, grooming products, and even homeware.
Blog Topics
- Men’s style
- Health
- Travel
- Timepieces
- Men’s hair styles and products
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
33. Gentleman’s Gazette
By: Sven Raphael Schneider
Sven Raphael Schneider founded the Gentleman’s Gazette in 2010 out of his passion for the classic style and fine living.
The blog discusses subjects that pique the interest of men who appreciate the finer things in life.
Unlike most other men’s blogs, Gentleman’s Gazette doesn’t just cover common topics like wellness, grooming, and fashion. Sven, along with his content marketing team, also talk about more specific topics like tuxedos, wine, and cigars.
Preston Schlueter, for example, can provide you with socialization tips, etiquettes for saying “sorry,” and how to overcome social anxiety.
Gentleman’s Gazette also leverages YouTube, along with various social media networks, to get their word out. So, as a word of advice to aspiring men’s fashion and lifestyle bloggers, you’ll need to step up your game.
Blog Topics
- Etiquette
- Men’s fashion
- Cigars
- Beverages
- Timepieces
- Men’s accessories
- Men’s shoes
- Tuxedos
Monetization Strategies
- Sponsored posts
- Advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Online store page
34. Barefoot Blonde
By: Amber Fillerup Clark
Amber Fillerup Clark treats her blog, Barefoot Blonde, as her online diary.
It started as a simple site where Amber shares her hairstyles and outfit ideas. Today, Barefoot Blonde has truckloads of content on fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and travel.
Amber takes her audience to her journey as a “twenty-something” mom, sharing details about how certain days unfold for her. She then utilizes beautifully-captured photos to bring her brand storytelling to life.
Amber’s goal is simple: to inspire and teach her audience something new through her own experiences. She also uses Barefoot Blonde to encourage her readers to embrace and celebrate their own uniqueness.
If you want to witness Amber’s experiences as she sees it, you can check out her YouTube channel. She mostly uploads “Travel Diary” entries, but you should also see a lot of video tutorials.
Blog Topics
- Fashion
- Beauty
- Travel
- Hairstyles and accessories
- Home
- Motherhood
- Wellness
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing
- Online store page
35. Stylish by Nature
By: Shalini Chopra
Stylish by Nature is an Indian fashion, luxury, and lifestyle blog founded by Shalini Chopra.
Shalini’s main fields of interest include fashion, fitness, beauty, travel, food, and technology. Some of my Indian readers may also know that she’s quite well-versed in Bollywood cinema and culture as well.
Stylish by Nature’s mission is to help readers realize that they can be stylish in all life’s facets. To accomplish this, Shalini pours her heart out into content creation — be it for her blog or social media.
You’ll find posts about fashion trends, ethnic wear outfits, and various styles that fit every occasion. And if you’re someone who loves to eat and travel, Stylish by Nature also has posts for you.
Blog Topics
- Travel
- Food
- Fashion
- Beauty
- Technology
Monetization Strategies
- Advertisements
- Brand collaborations
- Social media shop page
36. Highsnobiety
By: David Fischer
If you’re looking for a blog that discusses topics around everyday fashion, music, art, and culture, then you’ve found it.
Highsnobiety is a streetwear blog launched by David Fischer in 2005.
There’s a reason why Highsnobiety averages a whopping 8 million unique visits per month. David’s dedication and passion spearheaded the steady creation of top-notch streetwear-related content over the years.
Highsnobiety also publishes documentaries on various hot topics in the industry. Some documentaries worth checking include the story behind brand logos, their “Counterfeit Culture” series, and their “How To” videos.
All this effort helped Highsnobiety transform into an international brand with offices in Tokyo, London, and Los Angeles among others. Their headquarters, however, is located in Berlin.
Today, various contributors work together to produce streetwear content for the site. Its “News” category compiles news, trends, and updates in the fashion industry from all over the world.
Blog Topics
- Streetwear fashion
- Style
- Music
- Sneakers
Monetization Strategies
- Online store page
- Consulting
- Brand collaborations
- Social media management services
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
37. The YesStylist
By: Joshua K. Lau
The YesStylist was created by the team from YesStyle — an Asian fashion and lifestyle brand based in Hong Kong.
At first, the YesStyle team wanted a private collection of their fashion ideas that’s accessible via the internet.
As their library of share-worthy ideas grew, they realized that opening up their doors to readers worldwide makes perfect sense.
Today, YesStyle’s writers come together to deliver entertaining and informative posts, from the latest fashion must-haves to Asian celebrity news.
However, YesStylist isn’t only about engaging written content. It also delights readers with eye-catching images found in the “Street Photography” section, which features Asian style staples.
The YesStylist also shares pieces from the team’s favorite bloggers to help their readers better understand and appreciate Asian fashion.
Blog Topics
- Celebrity style
- Celebrity news
- Beauty
- Asian fashion trends
Monetization Strategies
- YesStyle fashion and lifestyle eCommerce store
38. Idyllic Pursuit
By: Kathy Haan
Kathy Haan started blogging in 2012 to share her weight loss journey. Idyllic Pursuit blossomed into a lifestyle blog since then — focusing on life, home, travel, money, and food.
Similar to Amber of the Barefoot Blonde, Kathy hopes to inspire women to create a life they love. She bares her struggles and wins — among them suffering from depression and her fitness transformation.
Idyllic Pursuit highlights the magic of possibilities, offering insightful articles and practical tips to win at life. In the blog, Kathy also teaches money making strategies, yummy yet healthy recipes, and self-care hacks.
Having been to 21 countries, Kathy also talks about her passion for exploring various cultures and feeding one’s wanderlust. At the same time, she offers tips on building and cultivating a home that you and your family deserve.
Long story short, Idyllic Pursuit is all about overcoming life’s mishaps and reaching your dreams — one milestone at a time.
Blog Topics
- Travel
- Money management
- Weight loss
- Family and relationships
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Brand collaborations
- Public speaking
- Sponsored posts
39. Middle Aged Mama
By: Janet Camilleri
Janet Camilleri is the blogger behind the Middle Aged Mama, one of the terms she likes to be known for.
She also refers to herself as a “crazy cat lady,” but that’s just a small part of her. She’s also a chocolate lover, traveler, loving wife, and an award-winning businesswoman.
Middle Aged Mama consists of entries on health, style, career, parenting, being married, gardening, and more.
After experiencing redundancy in her government job, Janet decided to pursue her dreams of working from home and writing full-time.
Back then, her blog was called “Redland City Living,” which was re-branded as Middle Aged Mama. That’s because the original name made it hard to entice readers who don’t reside in the area.
In her blog, Janet also gets to share her words wisdom based on her hard-won experiences.
You do get the feeling that her content is made specifically for other middle-aged women. Even the simplistic site looks like it could use a visual update.
However, those aspects of the blog only added to the brand’s wholesome image. After all, one of Janet’s vision statements is “Fashion from the Real World” — stylish choices that don’t cost a fortune.
If you think being middle-aged is something you should fear, that’ll undoubtedly change after you read this blog.
Blog Topics
- Middle age life
- Gardening
- Health
- Fashion
- Beauty
- Blogging
- Relationships
- Travel
- Career and personal finance
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Brand collaborations
- SEO copywriting services
40. Song of Style
By: Aimee Song
Song of Style is the product of the thoughts and ideas of fashion blogger and interior designer Aimee Song.
Song of Style can be anyone’s go-to platform for lifestyle facets that are significant for women.
What initially started as a passion project on the side grew into a mega-influential platform. Song of Style is now considered an authority site for all things women.
The website contains a host of information on beauty tips, fashion trends, lifestyle guides, and outfits whipped up by Aimee.
Other than inspiration from Aimee’s looks and “Fashion Week” articles, you can also learn a lot from her fashion-related guides. She can teach you about mixing textures to create your own outfits and establishing your own fashion brand.
You may also come across some of Aimee’s cooking guides and food tips. An interesting example would be her anti-inflammatory soup recipe, which is fully presented in video form for clearer instructions.
Blog Topics
- Food
- Fashion
- Career
- Travel
- Beauty
Monetization Strategies
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Online store page
- Brand collaborations
41. Freddie Harrel
By: Freddie Harrel
Freddie Harrel is a fantastic storyteller who leverages her online presence to empower women globally.
As a former digital strategist, Freddie understands how compelling content requires a perfect mix of visuals and written text. Today, she actively posts about her style ideas and daily thoughts on social media.
You can genuinely feel her enthusiasm just by reading her bio, which is as minimalistic as you can get. Other than high-quality photos and tidbits of story-driven text, there’s absolutely zero visual clutter to disrupt the user experience.
Freddie also takes full advantage of video content to discuss topics that are relevant to her. On her YouTube channel, you can learn about topics like style tips for parties, self-confidence, and hair tutorials.
Blog Topics
- Women empowerment
- Beauty
- Fashion
- Lifestyle
Monetization Strategies
- Brand collaborations
- RadSwan beauty brand
42. Kéla’s Kloset
By: Kéla Walker
Kéla’s Kloset is founded by blogger Kéla Walker — a fashionista who lives to share fabulous outfit ideas with her readers.
Kéla also works as an on-air talent and producer in NYC — where fashion is deeply ingrained in the local culture. That said, she clearly knows a thing or two on getting the town talking about the latest fashion trends.
The blog contains posts under categories that reflect Kéla’s areas of interest, like fashion, beauty, fitness, and health. While these posts are evidently top-level, it’s worth mentioning that Kéla hasn’t updated the blog in quite some time.
She does, however, continue to spread eye-catching style ideas and communicate with her followers on major social networks. This includes Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and Facebook.
Blog Topics
- Fashion trends
- Style
- Beauty
- Health
- Fitness
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
43. Wit and Delight
By: Kate Arends
“We are a different kind of lifestyle brand.”
Wit & Delight is a lifestyle blog by founder and creative director Kate Arends.
Kate was a self-taught writer and designer by profession. She’s been through an uphill battle after getting divorced and being diagnosed with a learning disability.
But rather than letting these negativities win over her, Kate decided to utilize these experiences to create something positive. That’s how Wit & Delight was born — starting out as a collection of Kate’s personal essays about her journey.
Today, Wit & Delight talks about everything that Kate and her team care about in life. You can find informative content about relationships, interior décor, career development, parenthood, and so on.
Wit & Delight loads up their posts with beautiful photos and bits of share-worthy quotes that can keep readers hooked. For a more accessible content consumption experience, try listening to “The Wit & Delights Podcast” hosted by Kate herself.
Blog Topics
- Fashion and style
- Relationships
- Career advice
- Parenthood
- Food
- Travel
- Wellness
- House décor
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Online store page
44. Sunday Chapter
By: Angela Giakas
Sunday Chapter is a blog run by Australian social media influencer Angela Giakas.
Angela’s was originally inspired to become a blogger during the era of MySpace and LiveJournal. She then created Sunday Chapter as a lifestyle website that encouraged readers to lead exciting and stylish lives.
Fast-forward to today, Sunday Chapter is more than just a lifestyle blog. It’s also a travel blog, beauty blog, fashion blog, and online store rolled into one.
Despite all the changes that Sunday Chapter underwent through the years, the blog stayed true to Angela’s vision. It still serves as an online platform that motivates readers to do more with life.
Blog Topics
- Fashion
- Beauty
- Travel
- Food
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Brand collaborations
45. The Fresh Exchange
By: Megan Gilger
The Fresh Exchange was started by Megan Gilger as a creative outlet while working as a graphic designer.
With her husband’s help, the site now has a huge library of content on travel, food, fashion, and many more. On the side, they also provide other brands with social media content that can help spread their message.
Since Megan is an experienced designer, there are many design choices on The Fresh Exchange worth noting.
For example, the minimal use of color really makes the site’s images and text pop. Important sections like the subscription form and Instagram feed preview are also nicely weaved into the layout.
Blog Topics
- Fashion
- Food
- Gardening
- Homebuilding and improvement
- Travel
Monetization Strategies
- Online store page
- Brand collaborations
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
46. Primer Magazine
By: Andrew Snavely
Andrew Snavely started the Primer Magazine fresh out of college.
It’s actually an interesting story that relates to one of the most memorable pieces of advice I’ve heard somewhere.
“If you have questions, the best thing to do is go out there and find the answer yourself.”
That’s exactly what Andrew did during his “quarter-life crisis.”
After graduation, Andrew was filled with uncertainties regarding his future path to success, including questions about his career and lifestyle. Since he couldn’t find answers anywhere, he chose to step into the real world to find the answers himself.
At first, Andrew worked for a Hollywood advertising agency for over six years — pouring all his leftover time into Primer.
By tackling every challenge head-on, Andrew was rewarded with the skills and know-how needed for personal growth. That’s when he knew that Primer Magazine should be tailored to the needs of the “self-made man.”
His goal was to help guys in their 20’s overcome challenges that keep them from becoming their best selves. Some of the topics covered are investing, grooming, budgeting, entrepreneurship, physical fitness, and many more.
Blog Topics
- Fitness
- Grooming
- Personal finance
- Investing
- Relationships
- Career advice
- Productivity
- Style
- Beverages
- Food
- Survival
- Apartment living
- DIY
- Self-improvement
Monetization Strategies
- Display advertisements
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Brand collaborations
47. Zoella
By: Zoe Sugg
Great things can come from anywhere — as proven by the next fashion blog in this list.
Zoe Sugg created Zoella as a little side project literally from her bedroom in Wiltshire, England. 10 years later, she runs the blog with her in-house team from an office in Brighton.
Zoella’s success banks on the team’s consistent effort to produce high-quality, engaging content. Everything from the featured images to the conclusion paragraphs is made with a genuine passion for the subject matter.
The blog’s core content is divided into five categories, namely style, beauty, lifestyle, recipes, and books. Readers can also head to one of the two “Shop” pages to get anything from fashion items to mobile apps.
Blog Topics
- Beauty
- Books
- Lifestyle
- Food
- Style
Monetization Strategies
- Online store page
- Digital products with in-app purchases
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
48. Lauren Conrad
By: Lauren Conrad
Lauren Conrad is a New York Times bestselling author, television personality, philanthropist and seasoned fashion designer.
If that’s not impressive enough, know that Lauren also fills the role of editor-in-chief in her own lifestyle blog.
LaurenConrad.com is a collection of recipes, outfit ideas, DIY projects, and articles on various other lifestyle-related topics. Each post is made with love by Lauren’s team of content writers, editors, and photographers.
By the way, Lauren also has her own clothing brand which can be purchased through the “Boutique” page. She also co-founded The Little Market — a nonprofit organization that gives artisans worldwide a platform to earn from their creations.
Blog Topics
- Food
- Home décor
- DIY
- Family
- Fashion
- Fitness
- Self-improvement
Monetization Strategies
- Online store page
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Collaborations
49. Verve Magazine
By: Anuradha Mahindra
Some of my readers may be familiar with Verve — India’s first and only lifestyle and luxury monthly publication for women.
Verve Magazine was started by Anuradha Mahindra way back in 1995. They now run their operations out of an office in South Bombay near Regal cinema.
Trusted by their massive reader base, they continue to publish quality content about fashion, culture, beauty, travel, events, and people.
The magazine also regularly delivers premium content through paid print and digital subscriptions. It’s a monetization strategy that even small blogs can accomplish as long as they’re dedicated to producing cream-of-the-crop content.
Blog Topics
- Arts and culture
- Fashion
- Beauty
- Travel
- Events
Monetization Strategies
- Paid subscriptions
- Sponsored posts
- Collaborations
50. The Rugged Male
By: Maxwell
I know, I haven’t talked much about lifestyle blogs for men.
That’s why I decided to wrap up this post with The Rugged Male. Put simply, it’s a blog for men with the desire to discover and enhance their lifestyle.
In case you didn’t know, “rugged” can be used to describe a male with attractively strong and rough-hewn physical features. It can also describe someone who’s tough and determined, which are qualities every man in this day and age needs.
The Rugged Male is headed by Maxwell — a mathematics degree holder with experience in the healthcare, tech, and hotel industries. He started the blog along with his digital marketing agency based in Los Angeles, California.
Maxwell works with a team of contributors who are equally as dedicated to the art of manhood. Together, they write about fashion, food, beverages, health, and the lifestyle components of being a rugged male.
Blog Topics
- Health
- Food
- Beverages
- Men’s lifestyle
- Men’s fashion
Monetization Strategies
- Sponsored posts
- Affiliate marketing
- Display advertisements
Conclusion
If you’re a frequent internet user, you should be familiar with the phrase “you only live once.”
Sure, it was commonly used in memes that depict people making bad decisions. But if you think about it, perhaps “you only live once” can be used to spread something more positive.
Following the lifestyle blogs listed above, for example, can teach you that life can be as awesome as we wanted. You just need a little inspiration, motivation, and push in the right direction.
What did you think about my list of some of the most popular lifestyle blogs? Didn’t see your favorite blogger make the cut?
Always remember that the comments section is there for a reason. Let me know what you think — I’ll really appreciate it!
