A girl looks at the Instagram page of Ragda Bakhorji, a Saudi influencer, in Dubai on April 7, 2020. While the Gulf's social media 'influencers' can no longer upload pictures of themselves zipping through international airports or strutting down London streets in high-end brands, many have turned the cameras on their lives at home as they spend time with family, cooking and decorating. — AFP
DUBAI: From extravagant trips to the Amalfi Coast and sunset photoshoots on Dubai's beaches to an almost complete lockdown – the coronavirus has forced the Gulf's social media "influencers" indoors but hasn't lowered their glamour factor.
While they can no longer upload pictures of themselves zipping through international airports or strutting down London streets in high-end brands, many have turned the cameras on their lives at home as they spend time with family, cooking and decorating.
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