Cooked delicious meals and tried new outfits this past week? Check out how your favourite influencers kept us going over the weekend.

Our favourite influencers are getting creative every day just to keep us entertained and positive throughout. From giving cooking, fashion tips to talking about art and mental health, they’re proving to be not just bloggers but motivators in the lockdown phase. Over the weekend, we saw our lovely influencers doing what they do the best, slay and how!

Keeping the entertainment alive, these influencers with their novel ideas are winning our hearts. The content creators have something eye-catching and trendy to offer every day. Watch their creative content and take some ideas to try these through the week.

Check out how your favourite influencers spent their weekend in their own way: 

 

View this post on Instagram

The new Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) draft is the most dangerous thing. It will bring nothing but doom. Please read more about what the government has done and changed in this draft and it’s huge and unfortunate impacts. will be sharing some important link on my stories today. Furthermore please help with doing your bit by asking the government to withdraw the draft, deadline is 30th June. You can either participate in the campaign led by @letindiabreathe.in where you have to send an email to the ministry. The email is prepared by them all you have to do it just add your name and details to it and send. ( LINK IN BIO) Or you can also directly send an email to Minister of Environment, Mr Shree Prakash Javadekar at pjavadekar@gmail.com

A post shared by Dolly Singh (@dollysingh) on

View this post on Instagram

PULLED OUT THE WACOM AND DREW AFTER AGES! This is part of #PinkListPride! Go check out more art featuring organisations working for the upliftment of Indian LGBTQIA+ folk on @pinklistindia! Featuring Solidarity Foundation (@solidarityfoundation) – a young Bangalore-based foundation set up in March 2013 to walk with, and support sex workers and sexual minorities. Solidarity does not engage with the government directly but rather works towards supporting community members access social entitlements, services like credit, and access to subsidised loans in addition to targeted interventions with organisations like NACO. The main communities that Solidarity partners with are non-English speaking sex workers and sexual minorities who are at the frontlines of social change. As an organisation that works with socio-economically disadvantaged gender and sexual minorities across South India, Solidarity’s hopes and aspirations for the community include ensuring better access to secure livelihood opportunities for all community members, strong, independent grassroots community leadership, access to social entitlements, and increased awareness about the challenges and realities of the community at the grassroots level. The piece shows two gender non-conforming individuals in embrace, amidst the many bookshelves and pieces of children's art work that adorn the walls of the Solidarity Foundation Office, Bengaluru. #tracingspaces #solidarity #solidarityfoundation #karnataka #lgbtkarnataka #lgbtqkarnataka #karnatakapride #karnataka #pride #pridemonth2020 #virtualpride #loveislove #lovewins #equalrights #equality #art #artistsoninstagram #lgbtqindia #prideindia #rainbow #rainbownation #gayrights #transrightsnow #gay #lesbian #bisexual #transgender #queer #queerpolitics #pinklistindia

A post shared by Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju (@ind0ctrination) on

 

Also Read: Malini’s Girl Tribe’s campaign #IgnoreNoMore is urging people to speak up against cybercrime

 

RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR