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Five Must Follow Fashion Bloggers

Ride or die fashion bloggers that will guide you through the latest fashion trends.

Caroline Waters
Dec 12, 2016
The University of Alabama
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One of my favorite past times is scrolling through blogs and finding out the latest trends in fashion and beauty. Over the past few years, I have found my ride or die, fashion bloggers.

The Sweetest Thing

Emily Gemma is a style and beauty blogger from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her blog and Instagram is full of trendy, up-to-date looks and she often showcases her dog Fitz, a gorgeous Goldendoodle! Her main focus is fashion and beauty, but she also includes blog posts about her day-to-day life, home decor, and traveling.

Where to find Emily:

www.thesweetestthingblog.com

Instagram: @emilyanngemma

Twitter: @emilyanngemma

Souther Curls & Pearls

Caitlin Covington, one of Emily Gemma’s best friends, is a fashion and travel blogger from Charlotte, North Carolina. Her taste is perfect for anyone wanting to stay on top of trends. She is an avid traveler and is almost always setting off to the coolest places.

Where to find Caitlin:

www.southercurlsandpearls.com

Instagram: @cmcoving

Twitter: @cmcoving

A Southern Drawl

Grace Wainwright is a style and fitness blogger from Louisville, Kentucky. Grace fills her blog and Instagram with the latest trends in fashion and fitness. In between fashion and travel posts, she updates her readers with a weekly workout routine.

Where to find Grace:

www.asoutherndrawl.com

Instagram: @a_southerdrawl

Twitter: @a_southerndrawl

Katie's Bliss

Fashion blogger, Katie Manwaring lives in New York City with her boyfriend, Nick. Katie’s blog is the perfect combination of fashion, travel, and tips about living in the Big Apple. She effortlessly combines the latest trends with classic staples.

Where to find Katie:

www.katiesbliss.com

Instagram: @katiesbliss

Twitter: @katiesbliss

Covering the Bases

Krista Robertson is the brains behind the blog Covering the Bases. Her blogs follow three mains points: work hard, dress well travel often. She embodies all three of these while also working full time for Major League Baseball. Krista’s style morphs together today’s styles with timeless pieces and her New York City apartment is one of the cutest I’ve seen.

Where to find Krista:

www.coveringbases.com

Instagram: @kristarobertso

Twitter: @krista

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