16 fashion influencers worth knowing

Measured September 9, 2026 — every follower count, engagement rate and last-posted date below was read from the accounts themselves on that day, not estimated.

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Sixteen fashion creators on Instagram, measured on September 9, 2026. They are drawn from the dozens of fashion accounts above 10,000 followers in our index, whose median is about 29,000 followers, most of them between 10K and 100K. The list runs from under that median to well past it.

Median engagement is 0.8% across the 13 listed creators whose likes are visible, a median 67% of recent posts are reels, and 14 of the 16 had posted in the previous week. Our automated pipeline selected the members; a person reviewed the page before publishing. Fashion audiences split by style and price point, so match each creator's recent outfits to your range before you send product.

How this vertical is distributed

Measured across dozens of fashion influencers above 10,000 followers in our creator index, on September 9, 2026.

Median followers: 29K
Verified: 23%
Median posts: 698
Above 1M: 7

Median engagement (13 of 16): 0.8%
Posts that are reels: 67%
Posted in the last week: 14 of 16

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How this list compares to Instagram overall

7 of 13 of these fashion influencers engage above the median for accounts of their own size, and 2 sit in the top quarter. Size bands come from 5,924 Instagram accounts we measured ourselves, so “good” here means good against real accounts rather than against a number from a blog post.

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@mirachka03_4.4% engagement— top quarter of the 100K–500K band, where the median is 0.94%
@phoebelourdes4.2% engagement— top quarter of the 10K–50K band, where the median is 1.61%

3 of the 16 listed accounts are not in this comparison: Instagram hides their like counts, which returns an engagement rate near zero as an artifact rather than a measurement. How the bands were measured.

Where to look first

Highest engagement

@mirachka03_

4.4%

Measured over their own recent posts, against their follower count on the same day.

Most conversation

@itschelsigregory

69 comments per 100 likes

157 median comments. The account where a question in the caption is most likely to be answered.

Most engagement per post

@mirachka03_

6,795 median likes

Absolute volume rather than rate — the number to plan a reach target against.

The list

Ordered by audience size. Follower counts as recorded on September 9, 2026.

1
Anshu Choudhary
@anshuchoudhary5058
Fashion | Travel | Luxury Lifestyle | Moradabad ✈️Delhi ,
521K
followers
Engagement
0.7%
Median likes
3,472
Comments
46
Reels
50%
Posts
1,898
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission a paired deliverable: a styling or outfit reel plus a static grid post, since the recent grid splits 50% reels and 50% stills and both formats are already in rotation. The bio's fashion, travel and luxury lifestyle framing with a Moradabad–Delhi route supports wear-on-location shoots rather than studio flat-lays, and it lists a contact email so briefing goes direct. Median comments sit at 46 against 3,472 median likes, so plan reach and visual placement, not comment-thread mechanics like question prompts or reply-driven giveaways. Posting is current — last posted 0 days ago — so a dated campaign window is realistic.
2
Miriam Belzer
VerifiedPersonal blog
@mirachka03_
Style | Beauty | Travel 🧿💗 “When I first moved to New York I bought VOGUE instead of dinner. I just felt it fed me more." Carrie Bradshaw
153K
followers
Engagement
4.4%
Median likes
6,795
Comments
24
Reels
17%
Posts
928
Last posted
3 days ago
How to brief them
Commission stills and photo carousels covering style, beauty and travel looks — at 17% reels the grid is predominantly static, so a feed carousel is the placement their posting pattern actually supports, with reels as an add-on rather than the core deliverable. Posting is current at 3 days since last post, so this can slot into a near-term flight. The number that changes the plan is the 24 median comments: plan for reach and saves off ~6,795 median likes rather than a comment-driven Q&A or thread-based activation.
3
Anjali Rajeevan
VerifiedReel creator
@anjalii.rajeevan
🎀 Chic looks, online picks 🌸 Fashion for every mood 👚 Dress it. Snap it. Slay. 📧-
107K
followers
Engagement
—
Median likes
hidden
Comments
585
Reels
100%
Posts
646
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission outfit-styling reels — the format is 100% of recent posts, and the bio's "Chic looks, online picks" framing supports a wearable product built into a look rather than a talking-head review. Likes are hidden on this account, so the 585 median comments is the only visible response measurement and the one to plan reporting against: brief a specific in-caption ask (size, colour, where it's from) so the comment thread carries the campaign signal instead of a like count you cannot see. Medians here come from 12 sampled posts against 646 lifetime posts, so treat them as a recent-window read; last posted 0 days ago, and the listed email is the stated contact route.
4
حميد Mansoori | Menswear
Digital creator
@soor_man786
Fashion & Lifestyle Creator 👔 Menswear • Style • Travel 🌍 Vancouver | Inspiring Confidence 📩
85K
followers
Engagement
2.5%
Median likes
2,124
Comments
26
Reels
33%
Posts
750
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission menswear outfit stills and carousels — full-look styling, Vancouver street backdrops the bio already claims, with travel-adjacent sets as a secondary angle. Only 33% of recent posts are reels, so the grid is where this account actually performs; brief the static carousel as the paid unit and treat any video as a supporting cut rather than the deliverable. Median likes of 2,124 against 85,382 followers gives 2.5% engagement, healthy enough to plan a multi-post flight; with a median of 26 comments, do not build the activation around comment-thread mechanics. Posted 0 days ago across 750 lifetime posts, so the cadence supports a scheduled series rather than a one-off.
5
Karla | Fashion & Styling Inspo 👗
VerifiedDigital creator
@karlakhouryeh
Fashion • Beauty • Lifestyle Business:
73K
followers
Engagement
0.4%
Median likes
282
Comments
41
Reels
0%
Posts
800
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission still-image feed work — single shots or carousels covering fashion, beauty and lifestyle looks, with the product worn or held in frame. The measurement that sets the format: 0% of recent posts are reels, so brief for photography and caption copy rather than video, and do not build the plan around a Reels placement. At 72,842 followers the engagement rate is 0.4%; plan against the 282 median likes and 41 median comments, and note the bio lists a business email for direct booking.
6
OLUWATOYIN - JESUS & FASHION
Digital creator
@toyinbanks
📍Los Angeles Modest Fashion & Lifestyle 📩: Stewarding: @thejesusandfashionbabes @foreverworshipers Shop my looks ↓
70K
followers
Engagement
0.8%
Median likes
508
Comments
70
Reels
100%
Posts
590
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission styling reels — 100% of her recent grid is reels, and she posted 0 days ago, so a multi-look series fits her existing cadence without asking her to change format. Her positioning is modest fashion and lifestyle in Los Angeles, and she already runs a "shop my looks" link, so garment and accessory placement inside an outfit sequence is the natural fit rather than a standalone spoken read. Plan against the 508 median likes rather than the 69,770 followers; with a 12-post sample the 70 median comments suggests a caption prompt or comment-driven CTA will do more work here than reach alone. She also stewards @thejesusandfashionbabes and @foreverworshipers, so expect an existing posting calendar to coordinate around.
7
Jacqueline Weidner
Verified
@simpleandsweetblog
•Helping busy moms look put together without overspending. •Walmart • Amazon • Target •Affordable outfits you’ll actually wear. •Shop my looks here!⬇️
43K
followers
Engagement
—
Median likes
hidden
Comments
131
Reels
83%
Posts
1,731
Last posted
yesterday
How to brief them
Commission outfit reels — 83% of recent posts are reels, and the styling frame is put-together looks for busy moms sourced from Walmart, Amazon and Target. The bio's own terms are "affordable" and "without overspending," so a luxury-tier placement is not a hard sell here, it is a mismatch with the stated promise. Likes are hidden on this account, so no engagement rate exists to plan against; use the 131 median comments as the response measure and brief for questions in comments (sizing, fit, where to find it). Posting is current at 1 day since last post across 1,731 lifetime posts, so a multi-piece series fits the existing cadence.
8
Vivian Kendall | Fashion & Lifestyle content
VerifiedDigital creator
@fancynchic
Daily Outfits Effortless Styles, Chic Mom lifestyle, Beauty 🎥 YT: Fancynchic 📍 Lanc, PA | Mom of 3 📩 Collabs:
Shares everyday outfit ideas and mom lifestyle content.
36K
followers
Engagement
0.2%
Median likes
64
Comments
25
Reels
33%
Posts
2,898
Last posted
3 days ago
9
@sjamstyle
Digital creator
@sjamstyle
FASHION | SKIN CARE | FITNESS 📬 LUCKNOW 📍🇮🇳
Covers fashion, skincare, and fitness topics as a digital creator.
29K
followers
Engagement
—
Median likes
hidden
Comments
36
Reels
92%
Posts
200
Last posted
today
10
Sabina - I will inspire you to look your best!
Digital creator
@ohiofashionista
#fashion + #style + #UGC I love curating looks + outfits Follow me for outfit & style inspiration 📧 📍Columbus, OH
26K
followers
Engagement
2.7%
Median likes
432
Comments
269
Reels
25%
Posts
606
Last posted
2 days ago
How to brief them
Commission outfit and styling posts built as stills and carousels — reels are only 25% of recent posts, so the grid feed is the placement her pattern supports, not a video-first spot. She names #UGC in the bio and lists an email, so brand-usable outfit assets are a stated part of what she makes; a single garment styled into multiple looks fits the "curating looks + outfits" framing better than a one-off haul. The number that changes the plan is 269 median comments against 432 median likes: the caption becomes a Q&A surface, so supply sizing, fit and fabric detail she can answer with rather than a locked line of copy. Last posted 2 days ago across 606 lifetime posts, so scheduling around an active cadence is realistic.
11
Sreeka Leslie
Blogger
@sreeka_leslie
Digital Creator, 📍U.K. 🇬🇧 Sharing my love of fashion/style inspirations Be you, be Happy 😃 Open for Pr/collab ⌨️ email
21K
followers
Engagement
2.4%
Median likes
302
Comments
190
Reels
58%
Posts
437
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission styling reels with static outfit posts alongside them — 58% of recent posts are reels, so the grid supports both formats and a mixed placement matches how they already post. The bio states they are open for PR/collab with a listed email, so inbound briefing is expected rather than cold. The number that changes the plan is 190 median comments against 302 median likes: this audience replies rather than just likes, so brief a question or styling prompt in the caption and budget for the creator to answer in-thread instead of treating reach as the deliverable.
12
Chelsi Gregory | Mom Outfits
Verified
@itschelsigregory
helping moms feel like themselves again simple outfits that actually work in real life affordable finds•try ons•easy style
19K
followers
Engagement
2.1%
Median likes
226
Comments
157
Reels
75%
Posts
537
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission try-on reels for a multi-piece outfit set — the format her bio already names, and 75% of recent posts are reels. Real-life, simple styling for moms is the frame she works in, so a haul she can wear through an ordinary day fits better than a styled single-look post. The 157 median comments sits unusually close to the 226 median likes, so the comment thread is where the work happens: brief her to field sizing and fit questions in replies, and give her the detail to answer them. She last posted 0 days ago across 537 lifetime posts, so a multi-post sequence is within her normal cadence.
13
Janitha Thomas
@janithathomas
Outfit ideas, beauty and lifestyle 🤍✨ 📍Vancouver, Canada
19K
followers
Engagement
0.8%
Median likes
118
Comments
21
Reels
42%
Posts
440
Last posted
3 weeks ago
How to brief them
Commission outfit-led posts — styling sets and beauty use in a Vancouver setting the bio already claims — with the option of either a reel or a static/carousel placement, since reels are 42% of recent posts and the grid is genuinely split. At 18,514 followers the 118 median likes and 21 median comments are what a placement should be planned against; this is small-audience work where the comment count is the more useful signal of response. Last posted 22 days ago, so build the schedule around an irregular cadence and confirm publication dates in writing rather than assuming a weekly slot.
14
Lori Shoemaker
@southernspending
Sharing my outfits, affordable fashion & home finds, & the occasional meme when I think I’m funny. 📍Florida ⬇️Shop my Instagram⬇️
17K
followers
Engagement
0.4%
Median likes
47
Comments
23
Reels
75%
Posts
1,368
Last posted
1 weeks ago
How to brief them
Commission outfit-and-home-finds reels — styling or try-on format covering apparel and household pieces, which is what the grid already carries at 75% reels; the bio's own tone allows a light, meme-adjacent read rather than a straight product recital. The stated frame is "affordable fashion & home finds," so a high-price piece sits outside what this account presents. Median comments of 23 against 47 median likes is the number that changes the plan: at 17,236 followers this is a small, talkative audience, so brief for questions-and-replies in the comments (sizing, where-to-find) rather than reach. Last posted 8 days ago, so allow lead time instead of assuming a same-week slot.
15
Daisy | Affordable Everyday Style
@allthingsbeautiful806
Real outfits for real life 🌿 Affordable, everyday pieces + thrifted treasures Mom of 3 | ✝️🇰🇷🇺🇸 BTS Army 💜 Shop my looks 👇🏼
16K
followers
Engagement
0.4%
Median likes
46
Comments
17
Reels
92%
Posts
2,449
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission outfit reels styling affordable everyday and thrifted pieces into wearable looks — 92% of recent posts are reels, so that is the format the grid supports, with the item worn on camera rather than described to camera. The bio stakes out affordable, everyday pieces and thrifted treasures, so a luxury price point sits outside what she posts. With 2449 lifetime posts and the last one 0 days ago, cadence is not the constraint. Median likes of 46 on 16,050 followers is the number to plan against: brief a run of looks across several posts rather than one hero placement.
16
Phoebe Lourdes Ejegi
VerifiedDigital creator
@phoebelourdes
Fashion, Lifestyle & Everyday Motherhood 🎀 Actress & Mama to Amelia 💫 📍London PR/Collabs:
15K
followers
Engagement
4.2%
Median likes
541
Comments
93
Reels
92%
Posts
532
Last posted
today
How to brief them
Commission reels — 92% of recent posts are reels, and the last post went up 0 days ago, so this is an account posting into a live cadence rather than one that needs a ramp-up. Fashion and lifestyle styled around everyday motherhood in London is what the bio covers, so brief wearable product and family-routine placement rather than studio-set fashion; she also lists acting, so expect an outside schedule to work around. The number that changes the plan is 93 median comments against 541 median likes: this audience replies, so buy a caption that opens a question and budget creator time for comment-thread responses in the first days, not a post-and-leave asset.

Engagement is (median likes + median comments) ÷ followers, taken over each creator's 12 most recent posts and their follower count on the same day. Instagram lets accounts hide their like counts; 3 of these 16 do, and those show a dash rather than a rate we cannot compute.

One limit worth knowing, because it decides how to read the highest numbers here. Dividing by followers assumes a post is seen by followers. On a reels-led account that is not true — the reels feed serves people who do not follow the account, so engagement can run to a large fraction of the follower count, or past it. A rate far above the others on this page is evidence of reach beyond the audience, not of a better audience, and it makes follower count a poor proxy for that account in either direction. We publish the measured figure and say so rather than capping it to something that looks tidier.

What to check before you brief a fashion creator

Who the outfit is for

Motherhood is the audience frame that keeps recurring on this page: bios offer busy mothers a put-together look, simple outfits that work in real life, chic mom lifestyle, everyday motherhood in London. Set against that are a luxury lifestyle and travel account, a menswear creator inspiring confidence in Vancouver, and a modest fashion account in Los Angeles. Those readers do not share a wardrobe or an occasion, and reach earned in one of those rooms does not transfer to another. Decide which reader your product dresses before you open the shortlist.

The retail tier is stated in the bio

Accounts here declare where the clothes come from. Walmart, Amazon and Target are named outright, affordable finds, try-ons and thrifted pieces recur down the list, and the top of the page presents itself as luxury lifestyle instead. A creator whose stated promise is affordable everyday pieces is describing a boundary rather than a preference, so read that line before the follower count. A run of these bios also points the profile link at a shopping destination of the creator's own, which is worth settling early against wherever your post is meant to send people.

Video is the default, not the rule

Median reels share across the listed creators is 67%, and the spread behind that number is wide: a verified profile here has no reels in its recent posts at all, while other grids are nothing but reels. Recency splits the same way, with 14 of the 16 posting within the week of measurement and the slowest profile last publishing weeks before it. Some accounts hide their like counts, so the 0.8% median covers only the ones where likes can be read from outside. Ask for the format you actually want rather than assuming the grid pattern will repeat for you.

Badges, size and how to reach people

23% of the indexed set carries a badge, and on this page the badge turns up at both ends of the range: the largest account listed is unverified, while verified profiles sit just below it near the top of the follower spread and again at the bottom of it. Contact routes are declared unevenly, with some bios giving a collaborations or PR address, some marking business enquiries with an icon and no readable address, and a bio naming a YouTube channel alongside its Instagram work. Where no address is published, plan for a direct message and a slower start.

Questions this page can answer with numbers

What is a good engagement rate for fashion influencers on Instagram?

The median across the 13 creators on this page with public like counts is 0.8%, measured on September 9, 2026 over each account's 12 most recent posts and their follower count that same day. The range runs from 0.2% to 4.4%, so 0.8% is the middle of a wide spread rather than a benchmark to clear.

How many fashion influencers are there, and how big are they?

Our index carries dozens of fashion influencers above 10,000 followers. Most sit between 10K and 100K followers, a smaller group between 100K and 1M, and only a few above 1M. The median is 28,690 followers, which is the number to plan against — the vertical is mostly mid-sized accounts, not the megas that lead every list.

Are these fashion influencers still posting?

14 of the 16 posted within seven days of September 9, 2026; each row carries its own last-posted date, and 0 carry a flag saying the follower count overstates what the account now delivers. A dormant account still displays its followers, which is why the date is published beside them.

Why do some of these fashion influencers show no engagement rate?

3 of the 16 hide their Instagram like counts. The API reports a placeholder for those accounts — a few likes against thousands of comments — and dividing that by followers produces a rate near zero that is an artifact, not a measurement. Those rows publish "hidden" instead. No figure on this page is estimated or borrowed from another creator.

How do I find fashion influencers who are not on this page?

This page is 16 accounts and the index behind it is far larger. Cheerful's creator search runs the whole index with filters on follower band, engagement, posting recency and format mix, then drafts the outreach — which is the part this list cannot do for you, since a name is only useful once someone replies. The smallest account here has 15,189 followers, so the long tail below that is where most unclaimed partnerships sit.

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How this page was made

Candidates came from Cheerful's creator index of public Instagram profiles that are categorised automatically. Selection is automated: filters remove business, agency and repost accounts, a classifier checks each remaining profile against the vertical, and a second check confirms the match. A person reviews the page before it publishes but does not choose who appears. The filters exist because automatic categorisation alone would mix brands, clinics, restaurants and aggregator accounts in with individual creators.

The distribution figures come from that index. Every per-creator number — followers, engagement, median likes and comments, reels share, last posted — was measured directly on September 9, 2026 by reading each account and its 12 most recent posts. Nothing is estimated, and no figure is borrowed from a creator other than the one it sits beside.

Where a number cannot be measured we leave it out rather than fill it in. 3 of these 16 accounts hide their Instagram like counts, so their engagement rate shows a dash — the API reports a near-zero figure for them and publishing that would be wrong.

These are public profiles and we have no commercial relationship with the creators listed. If you are on this page and would rather not be, contact us and we will remove you — no reason required.

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16 fashion influencers worth knowing

How this vertical is distributed

How this list compares to Instagram overall

Where to look first

The list

Anshu Choudhary

Miriam Belzer

Anjali Rajeevan

حميد Mansoori | Menswear

Karla | Fashion & Styling Inspo 👗

OLUWATOYIN - JESUS & FASHION

Jacqueline Weidner

Vivian Kendall | Fashion & Lifestyle content

@sjamstyle

Sabina - I will inspire you to look your best!

Sreeka Leslie

Chelsi Gregory | Mom Outfits

Janitha Thomas

Lori Shoemaker

Daisy | Affordable Everyday Style

Phoebe Lourdes Ejegi

What to check before you brief a fashion creator

Who the outfit is for

The retail tier is stated in the bio

Video is the default, not the rule

Badges, size and how to reach people

Questions this page can answer with numbers

What is a good engagement rate for fashion influencers on Instagram?

How many fashion influencers are there, and how big are they?

Are these fashion influencers still posting?

Why do some of these fashion influencers show no engagement rate?

How do I find fashion influencers who are not on this page?

Other verticals, measured the same way

20 fitness influencers

20 parenting influencers

20 food influencers

How this page was made

Looking for fashion influencers for a campaign?