8 Fashion Influencers You Need To Follow For Outfit Inspiration
Looking for outfit inspiration can be really difficult, you often don’t even know where to start! Luckily for you, there are so many fashion influencers ready to become your next style icon, as their feeds are full of too-die-for outfit pics! It’s often hard to find new influencers to follow, so to take out all the guesswork for you, here are just a few influencers to get you started.
1. Ada Oguntodu
Regardless of what society tells you, you don’t have to sacrifice style to look amazing in plus-size clothing. Take Ada for example, her outfits are to die for! Showing off her signature style with bold prints, oversized power suits, and one-of-a-kind accessories, Ada is your girl for outfit inspiration when you want to look just that little more unique. If you’re more into the fashion of the ’70s and ’80s with a modern twist, then look no further!
You can follow Ada here.
2. Gala González
Spanish influencer Gala González is perfect for you if love your outfits to be inspired by travel. Always pictured in front of a sun-kissed background, Gala will always have your back if you love you warm tones and neutrals. There’s a reason why she’s followed by Dior and Marc Jacobs. The best about Gala’s blog is that she also posts amazing travel inspiration too, the perfect excuse to start planning your trip if you ask me (as well as your holiday outfits).
You can follow Gala here.
3. Slip into Style
Ellie from Slip Into Style will be your perfect source for bold and statement outfit inspiration. Just scrolling through her feed will add so many new items to your fashion wish-list. Not afraid to try out the latest trends or statement pieces, rest assured that Ellie will always keep you at the forefront of the trends. She also fills her feed with aesthetic posts as well as fashion, so your feed will instantly look better as soon as you give Ellie a follow.
You can follow Ellie here.
4. The Frugality
Alex from The Frugality is all about achieving chic style without breaking the bank. Showing off affordable pieces, Alex shares a style that’s practical but without losing any style. If you’re always on the go and need to revitalise your working wardrobe, turn to Alex for all the outfit inspiration you could ask for. And if you’re also interested in a bit of interior design, you’ll fall in love with The Frugality even more.
You can follow Alex here.
5. Leandra Medine
Most known for her website Man Repeller, New York native Leandra Medine will become your new go-to for unique fashion inspiration. Her style is full of fabulous and over-the-top pieces, Leandra will always be there to give you the confidence to wear more ‘out-there’ outfits. And if you’re a fashion lover like me, her website Man Repeller will give you all the fashion news you’ll ever need.
You can follow Leandra here.
6. Song of Style
Aimee Song from Song of Style will become your new source of classic outfit inspiration. Keeping with traditional styles and silhouettes, Aimee will become your go-to when getting ready every morning. If you’re looking for something a bit bolder, then Aimee has you covered too! She occasionally features bold statement outfits on her feed, which will give you inspiration for days.
You can follow Aimee here.
7. All the Pretty Birds
Run by photographer, editor and front row-goer Tamu McPherson, you can feel confident in your new outfits when following All the Pretty Birds. Posting her own outfits photos as well as her own street style photography, you’ll never be lost for inspiration. Tamu also posts about feminist topics and inclusivity, so if that’s also an interest of yours, then give All the Pretty Birds a go.
You can follow Tamu here.
8. Veronika Heilbrunner
If you’re not a fan of heels, then look no further than Veronika’s feed. Often pairing high-top converse with dresses and basic jeans with chic tops, you’ll always feel comfortable when taking inspiration from Veronika. Often sharing her experiences from fashion weeks, you’ll feel like you’re there too!
You can follow Veronika here.
