Top Orthodox Women Lifestyle Influencers You Should Follow On Instagram
Did you read our story on Orthodox women turning to Instagram, as powerful platforms outside of traditional print media?
Check out these popular frum lifestyle bloggers, for a window into real Orthodox Jewish daily life.
Adi Heyman – @adiheyman
Heyman, UWS-based creator of the popular lifestyle site fabologie.com, offers “a personal edit of modest fashion and Jewish lifestyle”.
Rivkah Levy – @MyFashionologyByRL
A fashion blogger and mama based in Montreal:
Zelda Wigs
Zelda Volkov is one of the most successful momtrepeneurs in the wig industry — with her wig line made of Russian unprocessed hair, racking up to $5,000, she’s known for the most natural-looking wigs on the market.
Charlene Aminoff, @galiscouturewigs
Aminoff is a Great Neck-based owner of the wig brand named after her daughter Gali; her posts mix over-the-top Long Island glamour along with inspirational posts about holidays, family and hair-covering.
Gitty Berger
Looking for some ‘makeup inspo’? Look no further than Gitty Berger, queen of smoky eyes and bold lip colors, the most sought-after make-up artist for events in the Orthodox community.
Busy in Brooklyn
Chani Apfelbaum’s gorgeous food photos and creative recipe ideas prove that making dinner can be anything but boring.
Tzippy Waltner, @byrd_by_tzippy
Check out this independent designer’s innovative, structure-obsessed approach to dresses — elbows, knees and collarbones all covered.
Shimrit Adar, @shimiadar
Zumba instructor and Bat Mitzvah sensation Shimrit Adar is not afraid to pair a tulle skirt with a baseball cap, leggings and sneakers.
Tanya Rosen, @nutritionbytanya
Tanya Rosen is one of the more popular nutrition and exercise bloggers — consulting men and women alike.
Overtime Cook, @overtimecook
Miriam Pascal is a young woman with an incredible recipe collection; perhaps most known for her famous ‘cinnamon buns’.
Mimu Maxi, @mimumaxi
The sister duo behind the modest clothing brand Mimu Maxi, dedicated to a carefree, ‘casual chic’ aesthetic that’s pretty refreshing.
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