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It's a way of calling a type of teenagers and young women (Generation Z) of upper class and a particular aesthetic with long straight hair, dark clothes and sparse fabric. The name is the union of the hypocoristics Mili (from Milagros) and Pili (from Pilar) two very popular names among girls of wealthy class, which at first was derogatory but today is already distinctive.
These are the poorly constructed neologisms that one hopes will never become popular, let alone be incorporated into the Spanish dictionary; Although if others like homophobia already appear, it is likely that this will too. The biggest problem is that it's common (I suppose) to use it within a circle where a meaning has already been assigned to the force as "bisexual hatred" (and is there anything so specific?) , but outside it's still a "double fear, having two phobias combined". Because the prefix bi- is already very much associated with the "double" so that it is understood that the first one here is a reduction of "bisexual", and the -phobia thing. . . I suppose that making these neologists understand that it is a "rejection out of fear" and not a "rejection out of hate" is already a lost cause.