Top 20 Female Slow Fashion Influencers on Instagram (Nov 2026)

We found 71 slow fashion Influencers
These influencers mention 'slow fashion' in their Instagram bio. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
11/02/2026
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1. Mira Al-Momani

United Kingdom

LONDON BASED 🧿 sssstyling + creative consultant @nimastore.co.uk 📧 inquiries@miraalmomani.com Emerging designers, slow fashion & a little luxury.

Followers
84.3K
Fake followers
21.91%
Engagement rate
5.95%
Average Reel plays
17.8K
Audience gender
female
86.78%
male
13.22%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
22.64%
United Kingdom
21.41%
Italy
4.48%
France
4.44%
Australia
4.16%
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2. Kate • knitting & crochet

Poland

knitting & crocheting DIY sharing the slow fashion journey✨ making a handmade wardrobe relatable join the lazy but creative gang

Followers
73.8K
Fake followers
28.71%
Engagement rate
2.99%
Average Reel plays
163.6K
Audience gender
female
94.23%
male
5.77%
Top performing Reels
  1. 40.3K
  2. 13.3K
  3. 10.7K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
27.42%
Germany
9.68%
United Kingdom
9.68%
Norway
6.45%
Canada
6.45%
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3. Lyndsey

United States

~Vintage lovin mom who loves the earth 🌎 ~Feelings, style, home, motherhood ~Slow fashion & thrifting ~Portland 🌱 Vegan 🏳️‍🌈 💌 asmallcloset@gmail.com

Followers
71.2K
Fake followers
18.33%
Engagement rate
9.21%
Average Reel plays
12.2K
Audience gender
female
96.34%
male
3.67%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
51.72%
United Kingdom
8.07%
Canada
6.72%
Mexico
3.96%
Brazil
3.76%
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4. Joanna Magana

United States

living on a farm in the california foothills 🌿 motherhood, faith, slow living, mindful fashion & simple joys ✉️: symone@vlgemedia.com

Followers
69.3K
Fake followers
17.31%
Engagement rate
2.6%
Average Reel plays
68.4K
Audience gender
female
97.37%
male
2.63%
Top performing Reels
  1. 57.1K
  2. 29.8K
  3. 22.8K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
77.95%
Canada
4.93%
Australia
3.31%
United Kingdom
2.77%
Germany
0.78%
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5. Nisan

🧵 Quick hands, slow fashion, long captions ✂️ 163/5’4 • HB: 80/32 • B:78/31 • W:58/23 • H:89/35 🪡 Threads Digital Ambassador 🪑 Montréal

Followers
67.3K
Fake followers
18%
Engagement rate
2.98%
Average Reel plays
12.2K
Audience gender
female
96.25%
male
3.75%
Top performing Reels
  1. Here’s the second part of the Zegna set I made for myself! I made this shirt as a little good luck charm for my thesis defense, and it once again reminded me how much I love making special garments for special occasions. I have a massive crush on this fabric, it has the most beautiful green - reddish brown shift to it that I’ve never seen before on a linen. I was worried that the shift wouldn’t show up on camera but I think we managed to capture it! I documented the making of this shirt on my stories (which are now saved under the Zegna Shirt highlight) and also did some fabric-detective-work to see how they achieved this stunning colour shift - I would highly recommend checking it out, I still think it’s SO cool! And before you ask - I unfortunately purchased this fabric as a remnant from my local fabric store, so I have no idea where else it would be available :( For the pattern I used my favourite semi-fitted shirt pattern, the #MSClassicShirt from @modern_sewing_co. This is a size 10 (based on my high bust measurement) with the neckline graded down to a size 6. I challenged myself not to use an overlocker once more, so I flat felled side seams and sleeve inseams by machine, and the armscyes by hand. My shoulders can be hard to fit so it’s extra satisfying when something fits this well. The flat felling also gives some extra structure which I absolutely love. Can we make #ShoulderEuphoria a thing? Cause it’s totally a thing! I love pretty much everything I make, but I *LOVE* this shirt. Everything from the seam finishes and fit to the fabric and cut makes this piece feel incredibly luxurious. I added a little homemade tag that says MS (for Master of Science) to the inside yoke to remember why I made this shirt in a decade :’) I’m so excited to wear both the shirt and the trousers for years to come, they have both become instant favourites in my wardrobe. [Image Description: Nisan is a small and thin 26 year old person with light skin and dark hair in a messy bun. In these photos she is wearing a dark olive green shirt with a reddish brown shift, along with some sand coloured linen trousers. She is indoors, in her living room. Alt text embedded. End.]
    83.5K
  2. The new collection from @deer_and_doe_patterns is finally out! I had the privilege of testing and reviewing all three patterns before they are released, and I’ve been dying to show them to you all! My blog post with reviews of all the patterns is now live on my website, you can find a link to it in my stories and in my bio. Because I can’t possibly talk about all three patterns in one feed post, I’ll split it in two. This post will go over the Fougère overshirt (#ddFougere) , and the next one (which I’ll likely put up in a couple of days) will go over the Genet pants / shorts and the Hysope crop top. The Fougère shirt comes with two views (a long overshirt and a cropped lightweight jacket) and in two size ranges (EU 34-48 and 46-60) going up to a 147 cm / 57 7/8” bust. I made a straight size 34, which was the closest size to my full bust measurement. Deer and Doe patterns are drafted for a height of 168 cm / 5’6” and I’m 163 cm / 5’4”, but my arms are quite long for my height so I didn’t have to shorten them at all. I also kept the length as it was, because I love having my overshirts on the longer side. For fabric I used this stunning, super lightweight, undyed linen I found at my local fabric store. It’s really fluid and soft, making this the perfect summer overshirt. Because I went with a lighter fabric, I can also comfortably tuck the shirt in, doubling its use in my wardrobe! You all know how much I love classic shirt patterns with fun twists, and this is exactly how I would describe the Fougère. It has all the traditional details you would expect from a button up shirt, plus really cool three-piece sleeves, sleeve vents instead of plackets, and a beautiful curved hemline finished with a facing. I also threw in a couple of touches like double topstitching throughout the shirt, flat felled side seams, and hand finished collar stand and cuffs. I love Deer and Doe instructions, and this pattern was no exception. I learned a new way of sewing the collar stand and I much prefer it to my usual method! Overall, I can wholeheartedly recommend this pattern to anyone who is looking for a new overshirt pattern to try. [ID in comments, alt-text embedded.]
    18.8K
  3. When the lovely folks over at @atelierbrunette offered me to test their new Vichy collection I immediately got a vision of a 40’s-50’s inspired, summery dad shirt! Think a big camp collar with generous lapels, an oversized fit, and fell fitted shoulders with short sleeves that are on the longer side. Tuck it into some high waisted, pleated trousers and *chef’s kiss* To fulfil ✨my vision✨ I decided to mashup two of my favourite patterns: the body and the sleeves of the #MSClassicShirt from @modern_sewing_co (max bust 138 cm/54”) and the collar / center front extension area of the #GilbertTop from @helenscloset (max bust 147.5 cm/58”)! I made a few further modifications like straightening out the side seams, cropping the length, and shortening the sleeves and I had my perfect summer-dad shirt. Now the real fun began when I started working with this fabric. It’s a double gauze cotton with two different scales of gingham on the two sides! I chose to make the lapel facings, the back yoke and the collar out of the smaller scale, and the rest of the shirt out of the larger scale. It was my first time working with a double gauze fabric so I decided to go all out with the construction of this shirt and experiment with a bunch of new-to-me techniques. I documented the entire making process on my stories, which are all saved under the Double Gingham highlight - don’t forget to check it out! I wanted to challenge myself and not use my overlocker for this project - don’t get me wrong, I love my overlocker but I don’t like feeling dependent on it to beautifully finish the insides of my garments. Instead I finished all the seams with hand sewn flat felled seams, and I can’t tell you how proud I am of the insides of this shirt. I have a feeling this will become my preferred method for shirt-making moving on 💛 I included some photos of it worn inside out so you can see why I feel this way :D The buttons are matching ones from @atelierbrunette, it’s their classic matte buttons in the 10 mm size. This was such a fun challenge, and now I have the itch to make more shirts with beautiful insides! [ID in comments, alt-text embedded.]
    16.4K
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Audience location by country
United States
27.63%
United Kingdom
15.69%
Australia
7.54%
Canada
6.37%
France
5.11%
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6. Jhordan | Fashion + Lifestyle

United States

i enjoy moving extremely slow & nice things | ATL creator | YouTube 💌: mimi.taylor@wilhelmina.com

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7. Megan McSherry

United States

imperfect environmentalism, data-forward slow fashion, & upcycling 📍 Los Angeles ♻️ @remadebymeg partnerships - acteevismblog@gmail.com

Followers
45.2K
Fake followers
16.94%
Engagement rate
2.44%
Average Reel plays
150.1K
Audience gender
female
93.18%
male
6.82%
Top performing Reels
  1. 651.7K
  2. 326.1K
  3. 315.2K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
60.45%
United Kingdom
7.24%
Canada
6.66%
Australia
3.85%
Italy
3.34%
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8. Xenia | your favorite Vilnius creator (probably)

Lithuania

Your guide around Lithuania | solo travel | slow fashion 💌 ksyukiyo@gmail.com

Followers
36.1K
Fake followers
13.81%
Engagement rate
2.77%
Average Reel plays
38.6K
Audience gender
female
66.69%
male
33.31%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Lithuania
29.1%
United Kingdom
9.21%
United States
8.8%
Italy
3.89%
Germany
3.33%
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9. Andrea Gaughan | Knitwear Designer

United States

🌿 slow fashion focused knitting patterns 🌞 always size inclusive ⛰️ Asheville, NC ↓ find my knitting patterns & newsletter here!

Followers
33.8K
Fake followers
15.8%
Engagement rate
3%
Average Reel plays
36.4K
Audience gender
female
95.42%
male
4.58%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
56.63%
United Kingdom
8.09%
Canada
7.59%
Germany
3.58%
Australia
3.53%

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11. T98 Studio

United Kingdom

Made in the UK WORLDWIDE shipping

Followers
29.2K
Fake followers
17.11%
Engagement rate
2.51%
Average Reel plays
8.5K
Audience gender
female
91.37%
male
8.63%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
38.47%
United Kingdom
30.5%
Australia
5.77%
France
2.33%
Italy
2.18%
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12. Nicole Allen

United States

wife + sahm of 3 making home in tn 🌾 faith, special needs parenting + cozy everyday life ☕️ 💌 itsnicoleallen.collab@gmail.com

Followers
27.6K
Fake followers
17.32%
Engagement rate
2.68%
Average Reel plays
7.9K
Audience gender
female
73.8%
male
26.2%
Top performing Reels
  1. 7.7K
  2. 7.4K
  3. In the upside-down kingdom, it is sorrow that often leads us into joy ☁️🌞 The Lord does not safeguard us from suffering. He does not shield us from disappointment. He is with us in its midst. He is quietly working, healing, preparing, restoring—even when we cannot yet see 🕊️ Paul writes in Romans 8, “For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us.” We can rest assured that glory is coming. There is hope in every valley. The temptation might be to become bitter, to doubt God’s goodness—but the valleys are where we learn how to overcome. And it’s not through our own ability to save ourselves, but by finding refuge in a Shepherd who never left our side 🐑 One of my heroes Elisabeth Elliot once wrote these words: ‘I’ve come to see that it’s through the deepest suffering that God has taught me the deepest lessons. And if we’ll trust Him for it, we can come through to the unshakable assurance that He’s in charge. He has a loving purpose. And He can transform something terrible into something wonderful. Suffering is never for nothing.’ We’ve tasted our fair share of suffering these past few years. Terminal illnesses, challenging diagnoses, financial struggles, loss. And yet. None of these things have overcome us. He has been near to us. He has truly been our Great Reward. There is hope for every person waiting on a miracle today. Hope that does not disappoint. And joy that is not a possibility—it is a promise. If you are waiting on joy, or redemption, or hope, send me a message. I want to pray for you. Your suffering is not for nothing; His glory is coming for you too. 🕊️🕯️🤍
    7.1K
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Audience location by country
United States
86.56%
United Kingdom
3.1%
Brazil
1.33%
Canada
0.89%
Germany
0.59%
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13. Abike Ade

United States

⭐️ handmade soft structure hats 📍slow fashion, sustainably made in HTX 💌 support@itsabikeade.com

Followers
26.5K
Fake followers
19.81%
Engagement rate
4.91%
Average Reel plays
11.7K
Audience gender
female
89.15%
male
10.85%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
74.5%
United Kingdom
5.2%
Nigeria
3.04%
Canada
2.17%
France
1.97%
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14. Truphine Apondi

Kenya

The Whimsical Scientist🧚🏽 Slow Lifestyle | Hair | Beauty | Fashion | Health | Travel BAKE Awards 2026 Creator of the Year Simply Apondi on YouTube👇🏽

Followers
22.6K
Fake followers
15.93%
Engagement rate
5.66%
Average Reel plays
34.5K
Audience gender
female
46.48%
male
53.52%
Top performing Reels
  1. 26.5K
  2. 19.5K
  3. 15K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Kenya
87.75%
United States
2.59%
Tanzania
2.16%
India
0.86%
South Africa
0.72%
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17. Althiya

India

Fashion | Beauty | Lifestyle | Music Taking it slow, creating my way✨ DM/Mail for paid collabs

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18. Yui | Petite Style & Outfits

United States

🎨 Petite style, slow fashion mindset 5'1"/ 154cm Japan-raised, California-based Mama of 2 girls + 1 pup 🐶 colorbyyui@gmail.com

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19. elizabeth whibley

United Kingdom

𝕤𝕝𝕠𝕨 𝕗𝕒𝕤𝕙𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝕓𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕕, 𝕤𝕚𝕫𝕖 𝕚𝕟𝕔𝕝𝕦𝕤𝕚𝕧𝕖 (。♥‿♥。) ✿ ⓕⓤⓝ ✿ⓚⓘⓣⓢⓒⓗ ✿ ⓔⓣⓗⓘⓒⓐⓛ ✿

Followers
20.1K
Fake followers
17.61%
Engagement rate
6.36%
Average Reel plays
16.3K
Audience gender
female
92.7%
male
7.3%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
41.72%
United States
31.57%
Australia
4.4%
Canada
3.6%
France
1.59%
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20. Nairobi Fashion Week™

Kenya

Nairobi Fashion Week Official Account #SlowFashion

Followers
18.5K
Fake followers
19.76%
Engagement rate
5.45%
Average Reel plays
4.1K
Audience gender
female
71.5%
male
28.5%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Kenya
62.71%
United States
4.51%
Uganda
3.01%
Nigeria
2.71%
South Africa
2.48%

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