Top Orthodox Women Lifestyle Influencers You Should Follow On Instagram
Orthodox women are using Instagram as a powerful platform for their businesses, lifestyle content — and ideas. Image by Anya Ulinich/Betty Gulko/Dini Wigs/The Anelis Group
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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