The YouTuber’s camera-friendly fresh off the runway style is not to be overlooked as she’s got a penchant for fuzzy furs, off-the-shoulder shirts and slick PVC coats to top off her graphic tees.

Her on-trend and refined touch to her outfits make her look like a Bergdorf Goodman window display coming to life. It’s no secret that her unique style and engaging captions got her 400K followers.

With a bubbly aura and an eclectic wardrobe to boot, Masood’s outfits are double tap-worthy as she alternates between an abaya and The Rolling Stones tee by day and a beaded party dress at night.

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Hijabs aren’t just an accessory for this influencer/designer of Haute Hijab. Caught in array of polkadot to plaid hijabs, she is proof that modesty can be chic and fun.

Compared to her peers, Fattin’s minimalist and menswear-inspired approach to modest fashion proves that covering up can work anywhere from brunch to office.

Rotating between a tracksuit and a floral skirt, this budding style icon has a love affair with all things Dolce & Gabbana. Her celebrity encounters (e.g. Cara Delevingne) are worth keeping up with, too.

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Although she doesn’t wear a hijab, Atiq’s experimental (yet conservative) layering, #shoefies and bold hues defy the conventions of modesty in a tasteful manner. Seriously, her #ootd game is on point.

Dressed in subdued palettes, distressed denim and sweatshirts, the influencer/reporter’s laid-back aplomb to modest fashion is #goals for lazy days.

Classic with a touch of extra, Amena’s look is perfectly complemented with bold eye makeup, oversized sunglasses and a designer handbag.

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With a penchant for edgy leather, Off White and unusual details, the Kuwaiti fashion blogger’s Cara Delevingne meets Alexa Chung style is perfectly accessorised with witty captions.

The Indonesian influencer/designer’s love for ice cream pastels, tie-dye and traditional Indonesian textiles offer an eclectic, yet modern mishmash of East meets West.

Ever the risk-taker, Da Silva is no stranger to letting the details amplify her outfit from experimental lip colours, henna tattoos, eye-popping prints and unique jewelry.