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>>6539546
If you consider the instagram of any validation hungry pretty people and add a sufficient amount of financial potential, it's basically obvious.

I've read an article that in the last 5 years, due to girls using internet, it's a thing that many average-to-good-looking rich girls (i.e. coming from a rich family) outperform professional models in that they are often more likely hired to represent Channel 5 perfume of fashion stuff. This is because they come with a large bulk of twitter/instagram followers, gathered by Jaden Smith kind of sharing how they live their life, and now if the fashion or whatever companies hire them to represent, they benefit for their sales. They are Kadashian like internet famous more or less average looking girls without skill but high market value (can't remember any name though, apart from Delavigne
https://instagram.com/caradelevingne/
, who comes from a rich family but at least actually has the profession of being a model).

What's also funny is that now clothing companies put their label on dressing room mirrors, because their know girls are furiously taking selfies in shops and are putting the stuff online, which they try on.
You're probably not assume that a website with a female userbase has such a tag:
https://www.pinterest.com/stargazeresj/mirror-mirror/