If you love fashion, you already know that social media is a goldmine of inspiration. From Pinterest boards to TikTok styling videos to Instagram feeds, fashion influencers have a major place online. The fashion space can sometimes seem overloaded with content, and it can be hard to find content creators of color that fit your style.
Blavity has rounded up the best Black fashion influencers to follow online. These content creators are pushing the boundaries of styling trends while showing off their natural sense of style. Whether you prefer timeless classic style, cutting-edge and daring outfits, or are looking for genderless options, there’s inspiration for everyone.
@danclemt for pastel colors and dopamine dressing.
Dan Clem, originally from the Ivory Coast and currently based in France, is nicknamed Mr Pastel for his love of candy-colored clothing, so follow him for color combination inspiration or just aesthetic inspiration.
Edgy Y2K and alternative cyber look from @aliyahsinterlude.
The creator of “Aliyahcore” and the ultimate ITGIRL (TikTok reference), she’s a social media star on the rise – follow her for her kawaii, Y2K-inspired looks and her signature bold, ultra-feminine style.
For quintessential New York style and genderless clothing, check out @armielchandler.
The reason for Amiel Chandler’s success is his individuality. The content creator and host shows that fashion has no gender and that inspiration can be found anywhere, from pop culture to high fashion to street style.
For trendy and eclectic style, @pierrahh .
Pierra Hilaire uses her platform to highlight talent among people of color in the fashion industry. She seamlessly blends the latest trends with high fashion on Instagram. Someone put this woman on the runway!
Timeless rock n’ roll @lukasabbat.
You may know Luka Sabbat from his role on the TV show Grown-Ish and his longtime involvement in the fashion industry, so follow him for timeless style inspired by 1960s and 1970s rock and roll.
@emmanuellek_ exudes preppy Parisian elegance.
Emmanuelle Coffey’s Instagram feed is everything you’d expect from French woman style, so follow her for an endless loop of what preppy fashion looks like.
@samirsabe is a brand that creates wearable fashion as art.
This Parisian influencer blends designer fashion with street style. With clean cuts, eclectic pieces and attention to detail, Samir Sabe truly embodies the essence of French fashion.
Chic, runway-worthy style from @tamumcpherson.
The founder of All the Pretty Birds and Shoe Up For Justice makes even the most mundane activities feel like they deserve to be dressed to the nines, so follow her to keep up with the latest designer drops you can incorporate into your everyday life.
For urban street style, check out @mannyomitto.
Manny Omit shows that men’s fashion and street style can be eclectic and innovative while still prioritizing comfort. Follow him for more oversized looks and urban fashion style.
My pop Y2K inspiration is @handsomegirly.
Grace Riggins designs earmuffs and has a Y2K-meets-Japanese look. Follow her for pop and brightly colored clothing.
Check out @timonthegram for off-duty model looks.
This French model and TikTok news anchor has a timeless and elegant style that you’ll want to emulate, so follow him for classic style inspiration when building your own capsule wardrobe.
@champagnemani exudes 1990s elegance.
Imani Randolph flaunts a style that epitomizes 1990s minimalist fashion. She values luxe fabrics, clean cuts, and patterns. Follow her for more quiet luxury and styling inspiration.
If you’re looking for premium streetwear, check out @jujuuking.
Based in Cologne, Germany, Julian fuses streetwear with vintage designs and accessories, so if you admire the style of Virgil Abloh and Tyler, the Creator, follow him.
Timeless minimalism by @daniellejinadu.
Danielle Oleolwa Jinadu shows us that minimalism can be iterated in many different ways, so follow her for some quiet luxury inspiration or to build a capsule wardrobe.
@wisdm has infinite creativity.
This list wouldn’t be complete without Wisdom Kaye, one of the most popular fashion influencers on social media, so follow him for more screen- and runway-worthy looks.
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