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No Wrap Rut – 10 Best Hijabi Influencers to Follow

We look at hijabi influencers mainly for three things: ideas for hijab styles, lifestyle inspiration and a little travel ogling. To help get out of a wrap rut, here are our favorite 10 best hijabi influencers to follow on Instagram. 

Off The Rack Got, They’ve Got it Covered

No abaya needed, these hijabistas create great style with mainstream fashion pieces.

1 – J A S M I N E  F A R E S

💭 Content Creator & YouTuber

📍 #Toronto

Lots of neutrals with pops of blues, Jasmine has crisp style and a flair for humor too.

2 – IMANE ASRY 

Boxy, flowy and shiny – Imane knows how to style a silhouette. 

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I still haven’t learned how to take selfies

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3 – JASERAH

#hijabfashion #houstonblogger

Petroleum Engineer Technologist

Feminine, sophisticated and super diverse styles.

4 – Dian Pelangi

Creative Director of @dianpelangicom

Forbes #30under30

Brand Ambassador of @wardahbeauty @coffeetone_id

We love everything Dian makes (she’s a designer), and especially appreciate all the different scarf styles she features.

5 – Melanie Elturk

The world’s best hijabs for the world’s most powerful women 💯

🙋🏻‍♀️ Melanie, CEO

⏰ New Hijabs Every Tuesday

🏆 Leading US hijab brand

“Leading” is right – possibly The Best Hijiabi Influencer. Loads of inspo!

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The #LikeYouMeanItHH campaign is still on! Last night I read tons of entries and I was so touched by the beautiful stories of women who were on the verge of removing hijab and reminded themselves why they chose to wear it in the first place, women who’ve been wearing it for decades and are renewing their intentions, women who took off hijab and found their way back, women who just started wearing it and feel renewed and energized, stories of women who all but gave up on Islam altogether only to find faith in God again – if you haven’t read the stories, def be sure to check them out here: #LikeYouMeanItHH And if you’re private but would still like to be included in the random drawing where 5 winners will win 3 HH’s, DM @hhspottedclub and Mona will make sure you’re entered! Enter by sharing how you ‘Wear It Like You Mean It’ and be sure to use the hashtag ❤ Love you all for the sake of Allah ❤ #LikeYouMeanItHH

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Hijabi Influencers Go Glam

6 – Leena Snoubar

Modest Fashion • Beauty • Lifestyle

Blogger & Youtuber from Texas! 💗

We love every chance Leena has to dress up! 

7 – Saufeeya Goodson صفية جودسن

A Third Culture Kid 👶🏽

Bridging the gap between the East & West.

Where is Saufeeya now? And what is she wearing? Follow and enjoy!

Something Special

We wish it weren’t so, while Leah is one of the few plus-sized hijabi influencers, she’s also one of the best!  

8 – Leah Vernon aka Leah V

Out Now 📖 Unashamed: Musings of a Fat, Black Muslim

✍🏾Inclusive Content Creator

🗣Public Speaker

🧕🏽Plus Size Hijabi Model

#bodypositive

📍NYC

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Tomorrow I’ll be flying into LA to work with one of my fave clients. It’s also my first modeling gig of 2020. And, I hope the first of many more companies using unconventional models to represent their brands. Because representation matters. Periodt. We need to see ourselves in ads! Straight size white and racially ambiguous girls aren’t the only folks we want to see living their best lives. Other👏🏾forms👏🏾of👏🏾beauty👏🏾exist👏🏾 Yesterday, I was on YouTube and saw a commercial ad pop up with me in it. “That’s you right there,” I told myself. “You are the only fat, Black and visibly Muslim girl in ads right now.” Can you believe it? I’m still in awe that I’ve gotten to work with national and international brands. With all of my clothes on. With my hijab. With my loudness on the inanets 🤣 I get to be me still. It’s funny because I went on a casting for Sephora and Bobbi Brown and didn’t land either one. Usually, I’d be mad. Wonder what’s wrong me? Am I not good enough? Wonder what’s wrong with the higher ups. Why wouldn’t they want to be ahead of the curve of inclusivity? It’s ok, because I’m going to land a huge makeup campaign. I’m going to be on somebody’s billboard in Times Square, maybe even abroad. In the meantime, I’m going to practice patience and manifesting. Also while in LA, I’ll be doing a much needed mental reset. I plan on eating good food, visiting bookstores, doing new things. I’ll also be—for the first time—hiking 😅 Even though my knees have been acting up, I want to challenge myself. And, I’m going tooooo DISNEYLAND, too!!! Y’all don’t know how excited I am. *Tongue pop What are some cool places to eat, visit, or do when I’m in LA? And Disneyland recommendations? Which fat-friendly mountains/trails do you suggest for a first timer? And, hiking tips are welcome. Let’s chat. #newyorkblogger #psootd #plussize #instafashion #bodypositive #honormycurves #effyourbeautystandards #pizzasisters4lyfe #blackgirlswhoblog #fashion #londonblogger #psfashion #blackgirlmagic #muslimgirl #bodyconfidence #plusmodel #feminist #wiw #intersectionalfeminism #turbanista #bodydysmorphia #fatacceptance #selflove #goldenconfidence #editorial #vintage #pinup

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So much fun, vision and plenty of inspiration.

Something Very, Very Special – The Biggest Hijabi Influencers

9 – Ilhan Omar

Mom, Refugee, Intersectional Feminist, 2017 Top Angler of the Governor’s Fishing Opener and Congresswoman for #MN05

Ilhan Omar is proudly representing Minnesota’s 5th District in the People’s House.

We get so happy every time we see her (and her head wrap) on the evening news!

10 – Ibtihaj

US Olympian + 1st Muslim female medalist

📚NYT Bestselling Author #TheProudestBlue

⚡co-founder @LouellaShop

🤺#ibtihajbarbie

And now she’s designing clothes too!

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Amazing weekend with my @nike family! 💫 📸 @photographedbyaya

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