Fashion is not only an expression but also acts as one of the powerful mediums to talk about gender rules and social issues.
While fashion bloggers around the world provide amazing fashion inspirations for people to follow, they also raise their voices about thoughts they truly believe in.
We’ve also listed top New York Fashion Influencers for you to have plenty of options, so do check it out!
Top 25 Feminist Fashion Bloggers That Would Revolutionize Your Feed for Good
Below are some of the Feminist Fashion Bloggers in the world who’ve raised their voices for good.
Jonnaray Ramirez
Jonnaray Ramirez is a fashion blogger who posts various content based on Retro and positivity. She’s all about Self expression and her platform allows women to be open about societal issues against women.
Nicolette Mason
Nicolette Mason is a fashion influencer whose feed is full of fashion hacks, tips, and tricks and has worked with many mainstream fashion brands for collaboration. She’s also been featured in various publication houses as a fashion influencer.
Alyssa Coscarelli
Alyssa Coscarelli is the fashion market editor of Refinery 29 as she does that she keeps her feminist cap on. She not only posts about her personal style but also is an inspiration on how to make the personal political.
Karen Blanchard
Karen Blanchard is a fashion influencer, blogger, model who promotes owning your personal style. Her Instagram feed is filled with ideas on how to look a certain way, hacks, tips, tricks, and she’s collaborated with many brands.
Paloma Elsesser
Paloma Elsesser is a fashion blogger who was picked by beauty guru Pat McGrath, and she gained huge popularity after that. She’s been the face of campaigns with H&M and Supreme.
Aimee Song
Aimee Song runs a blog named Song of Style where she writes about fashion and interior design-related topics. She truly believes that you should embrace yourself of what you are and it’s not necessary to be perfect at everything you do.
Aleali May
Aleali May’s blog helped her become an international influencer who also consults and models. She promotes street style fashion with sneakers and boots as her classic pieces.
Gaby Gregg
Gaby Gregg started her fashion blogging journey 10 years. She talks about breaking the fashion norms about dressing your type and rather supports freedom of wearing anything you want.
Nicole Warne
An Australian fashion blogger Nicole Warne runs a blog named Gary Pepper Girl. She loves being stylish and her love for couture dressing attracts her audience.
Margaret Zhang
Margaret Zhang is a Chinese-Australian photographer, director, stylist, and writer based in New York. She started her career with her blog Shine by three and currently is the Editor in Chief for Vogue China.
Catherine
Catherine runs a blog named Feminist Corna, a blog and Instagram account that celebrates radical womanism, body positivity, and woman-based issues that we face on daily basis.
Charlotte Roberts and Bertie Brandes
Charlotte Roberts and Bertie Brandes run a blog named Mushpit magazine, that talks about feminism, activism, and providing stories around the world. You can also find retro aesthetics, lofi memes, and a slogan t-shirt.
Lulu Bonfils
Lulu Bonfils is a fashion blogger which has earned her a host of millions of adoring fans. Her milky complexion and killer style get people to adore her to the core. She’s worked with campaigns with Nike and MAC as a fashion blogger.
Dalal AlDoub
Dalal Aldoub is a Kuwait-based beauty blogger who provides her audiences with professional fashion and makeup courses. With over 2 million fanbase Instagram, AlDoub shares great fashion and styling tips and inspired many women out there.
Gal-dem
Gal-Dem is founded by Liv-Little, is a collective of 70 women and non-binaries who’ve come up with an intention to promote voices around the world. This is one of the must-know feminist fashion magazines to follow.
Gurls Talk
Gurls Talk is founded by a model Adwoa Aboah, is a platform created for young women where they can talk about their issues concerning mental health. Gurls Talk has now become a central voice changing the conversation around gender and identity where more women are getting the opportunity to speak their concerns.
Wipp Toronto
Wipp Toronto is a Toronto-based collective that brings a positive and enlightened message of self-love and enablement as they conduct events that motivate young women about freedom, entrepreneurship, etc.
Haneefah Adam
Haneefah Adam is also the creator of ‘Hijarbie’ that refers to the Hijab-wearing barbie) is a Nigerian fashion blogger who runs a blog named Muslimahanie that talks about the culture of Nigeria.
Alyson Walsh
Alyson Walsh, a fashion editor who runs a blog named “That’s not my age” tells us stories through a mature eye and runs through the basic dynamics of fashion and empowerment.
Lawrence
Zoe Lawrence is a South Florida-based photographer who uses her art and imagination to bring change and engage with conversations around gender and race, and her images are inspiring and captivating.
Rita Dahdah
Rita Dahdah is a Nigerian-Lebanese fashion blogger who’s currently giving us major pregnancy fashion goals. She promotes entrepreneurship and female independence. She runs her business and clearly nails it every day!
A Nasty Boy
A nasty boy is a Nigerian publication that writes about the upcoming fashion wave in the country. The publication brings new perspectives around gender identity for men and women. It’s a must-follow feminist blogging site for both genders.
Ladygunn
Ladygunn is a global magazine based out of LA, brings a collective point of view around fashion, gender fluidity, breaking down binary boundaries, and creating art you’ll love.
TeTe Bang
Te Te Bang is a London-based DJ drag queen who’s known for her amazing fashion aesthetic inspiring people to be experimental, fun, and creative that asks people to be just the way they are.
Slick Woods
Slick Woods is a 20-year-old model and a fashion blogger who worked for Kanye West’s Yeezy collection as a model. He’s also featured in Calvin Klein campaigns and fronted LOVE magazine, his styling aesthetic is something you’ll love.
Above are a few listed feminist fashion bloggers that have got us inspired. Do let us know if there are other bloggers that inspired you!
