By Victoria Moss For You <\/p>\n
Published: 20:01 EST, 25 October 2014 | Updated: 08:50 EST, 26 October 2014 <\/p>\n
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Pose, smileand post, from left: Super bloggers Rose Thomas, Lily Pebbles, Ella Catliff and Carrie Harwood <\/p>\n
World travel, fashion week front rows, big-money brand endorsements, thousands of dedicated followers These 20-something super bloggers have it all. So whats their secret? Victoria Moss investigates <\/p>\n
You may not have heardof these women, but they arefast becoming as powerful asyour favourite celebrities. Theyhave brands such as Chanel and Louis Vuitton falling over themselves to get them on their front rows, dress them and shower them with gifts. <\/p>\n
They are courted by tourism boardsthe world over, and employ agents to broker lucrative partnership deals. Their loyalreaders hang on their every word, makingthe recipes they recommend, buying theclothes that they wear and eating in the restaurants they frequent. <\/p>\n
These women are living an A-list dream lifestyle all for the price of documenting their every moment, outfit, thought and meal via Instagram, blogs and Twitter feeds. <\/p>\n
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How we hit the the blog time: They are paid to sit on front rows and wear designer clothes - meet the new super bloggers<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" By Victoria Moss For You Published: 20:01 EST, 25 October 2014 | Updated: 08:50 EST, 26 October 2014 209 shares 73 View comments Pose, smileand post, from left: Super bloggers Rose Thomas, Lily Pebbles, Ella Catliff and Carrie Harwood World travel, fashion week front rows, big-money brand endorsements, thousands of dedicated followers These 20-something super bloggers have it all. So whats their secret? Victoria Moss investigates You may not have heardof these women, but they arefast becoming as powerful asyour favourite celebrities. Continue reading