Anina, from aniahimsa.com. The Swiss blogger and Instagram influencer doesn’t just create the most mouth-watering healthy recipes but she also shares her favourite fair fashion looks weekly on her Instagram.
Her blog has a whole dedicated fair fashion section where she gives advice on how to shop ethically and posts about her favourite fair fashion pieces.
Nataly, from literallynataly.com. The Tel Aviv born Nataly is promoting ethical luxury and sustainable fashion to over 21 thousand of her followers on Instagram.
Using her background in the luxury, PR and marketing business, she shares a variety of fashion labels that are good to people and the planet on her blog and social media platforms.
Jen, from thesustainableedit.com. Awarded to be one of the top 10 influencers of ethical & sustainable fashion in 2016, Jen advocates a slow fashion and a capsule wardrobe including lots of fair fashion garments.
She creates educating blog posts about the fair and sustainable approach to fashion and slow fashion outfit looks showcasing her casual and comfortable style.
Justine, from justinekeptcalmandwentvegan.com. The Viennese blogger originally wanted to share her favourite vegan recipes to promote healthy eating. Soon she created her own fair and vegan fashion section on the blog showing that fashion can look good without harming humans, the planet and animals.
Her style is casual and cool with a bit of an edge. My personal favourite section on her blog is her huge fair fashion guide with hundreds of links to brands that care.
Mia, from heylilahey.com. The German globe trotter Mia showcases her beautiful fair fashion looks in the most breath-taking places of the world. She also represents ethical fashion on YouTube by making look books, hauls and more.
Additionally, to wearing green and responsible brands, Mia shines a light on second hand fashion proving that thrifting looks stunning.
Marta, from martacanga.com, is a girl boss blogger from Spain living in London who currently works in Marketing after finishing her bachelor’s degree and two master’s degrees.
Fashion has always been her passion and after turning vegan in 2015, she wrote about vegan fashion on her blog. She slowly tries to include more and more fair fashion pieces to her closet and shares her looks with her followers.
You’ll find lots of work-appropriate outfits on her platforms!
Natalie, from sustainably-chic.com. The beautiful full-time blogger Natalie and soon to be mother has a huge following of over 80 thousand people on her Instagram where she shares her sustainable lifestyle products and fair fashion “ootds”.
Her blog was created in 2014 and is since then a popular platform for finding fair and sustainable clothing items. I’m personally very excited to see posts about the fair baby clothes which her little one is going to wear!
Lisa, from maridalor.com. Being a mother of two kids and having more than 10 years of experience in the fashion industry, Lisa proves that everyone can start wearing more ethical fashion pieces to provide a better future for the next generations.
She created her blog in 2010 where she now publishes her looks that are sophisticated yet fashion forward while being vegan.
Marie, from fairknallt.com. Marie is known as a participant of the popular casting show “Germany’s Next Topmodel” in 2009. Since then, she established herself as a successful model and actress in Germany and all around the world.
Her first-hand insights lead her to think more about the fashion industry and, after the factory collapse in Bangladesh in 2013, she decided to change her closet to a more ethical one. On her blog and social media, you’ll find beautifully shot fair fashion outfit looks that look straight out of Vogue where Marie proves her conscious style and her talent as a model.
+ Words: Livia Van Heerde
Livia Van Heerde is a fair fashion and green lifestyle blogger and Instagram influencer from Austria living in London where she studies Environmental Science. She is our contributor on sustainable and ethical fashion and shares her insights in the slow fashion world on a regular basis with us.
Blog: liviavanheerde.com
Instagram: @liviavanheerde
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