10 Latin Fashion Bloggers Who’ve Reached Top Hispanic Influencer Status
Hispanic influencers and Latina fashion bloggers are gaining popularity online. People can’t get enough of these relatable Latin fashion trend setters.
Fashion is a language in itself. Hispanic influencers show you why Latin America is a magical—and fashionable—place! If you’re curious to learn more about Latin American history, check out this post. And if you love using social media to learn, check out these secrets.
Influencers are people who have the power to affect others. For example, the way that they dress, and the products they buy. An influencer has a large following. In this case, their niche is fashion. Let’s find out more about why these influencers and bloggers are creating waves.
Read on to discover 10 Latina fashion bloggers. Each of these women is an influencer in the billion-dollar Latin fashion industry.
Top 10 Latina Fashion Bloggers
This list contains the 10 most amazing Latina fashion bloggers. These hip young Hispanic influencers love to share beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content.
Influencers want to inspire other women to look good and feel good. They do it by being an example and showing others how to live the lifestyle.
1. Denise Hernández
Denise Hernández is a travel and fashion blogger who shops for home decor. She lives in Bali and Los Angeles. Her account is spontaneous and full of adventure, and she has about 80,000 followers.
La jitana means gypsy. Denise seeks to bring inspiration through her creative eye. Her site is full of handcrafted home decor inspired by her world travels. Her content is useful for followers who love interior decorating.
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2. Paola Zurita
Paola Zurita is all about travel, health, luxury and wellness. She provides tips on how to eat better, stay healthy, and dress fashionably.
Her 1.5 million followers love to watch her wander around the world. She started the hashtag #pzloveyourself and is a supporter of the self-love movement. Zurita is a good-hearted and influential fashion blogger.
3. Carolina Silva
Carolina Silva is a Venezuelan blogger who’s always in style. She has about 170,000 followers, and she asks her audience what they think of her outfits.
Silva has made a name for herself by sharing her travel experiences and fashion advice. Her content is useful for those seeking to travel to exotic places and upgrade their lifestyles. Her style is a mix between classic and trendy looks.
4. Daniela Ramirez
Daniela Ramírez, or Nany as many of her followers know her, is a an approachable Latina fashion blogger. She loves to share her closet and talk about how she likes to dress based on how she’s feeling.
She’s also a mom who openly shares her motherhood journey. Nany is an activist who addresses women’s issues such as breastfeeding. She’s Miami-based but originally from Venezuela.
5. Natalie Lim Suarez
Natalie Lim Suarez is a Latina fashion blogger from Mexico, Spain, and China. She’s easy to relate to and speaks to a wide audience.
Natalie has a simple but elegant style. She wears everything from t-shirts with jeans to designer gowns. She’s modeled since she was 15 and loves to share about fashion and music. Her 787,000 followers love checking out her amazing wardrobe.
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6. Julie Saraña
Julie Saraña, better known as Sincerely Jules, is a Hispanic influencer with over 6 million followers. She offers travel inspiration as well as her own product called Color Dept, which is a vegan nail polish.
Julie cares about the environment, eating healthy and fashion. She also travels to different exotic places and collaborates with major brands.
On her YouTube channel, Julie enjoys sharing about trends and home renovation projects. This multi-talented fashion blogger never disappoints.
7. Andrea Maria
Andrea Maria has made a name for herself with her blog Dear Milano. Hailing from Mexico, she studied fashion in Milan, Italy. She has a passion for home decor, personal style, and quirky looks.
Andrea paid her dues by working as an intern at Elle.mx, Harper’s Bazaar, and InStyle.mx. She’s a trendsetter with in-depth fashion experience. On her blog and social platforms, she loves to share amazing photos.
8. Andy Torres
Andy Torres is the Latin fashion blogger who created stylescrapbook.com. She quickly gained popularity due to her regular updates on fashion, exquisite photography, and outfits of the day.
Andy has worked at Glamour and hosted TV fashion competitions. Her content includes DIYs and tips on how to style your looks. She’s super approachable and fun to follow.
9. Pam Allier
Pam Allier is a curvy and glamorous Latin influencer from Mexico. She looks a bit like one of the Kardashians. As a Latin fashion designer, she’s also an entrepreneur.
Pam shares videos about fashion, as well as recipes and other fun topics. She’s also a contributor to Harper’s Bazaar. She’s worth checking out if you’re looking for stylish looks and interesting how-to content.
10. Mel Rod
Being a Latin American influencer can be challenging. This new mom makes it look easy, and that’s a big part of why she’s so popular.
Mel Rod loves to share topics about family that many can relate to. This influencer is great at finding products, trying them out, and recommending them to her audience.
Who Inspires You to Speak Spanish?
Choosing what to read and who to follow affects how you consume, learn, and get inspired! When it comes to language learning, it’s important to make it enjoyable.
And remember the benefits. In the United States alone, approximately 53 million people speak Spanish. The U.S. is the second-largest Spanish speaking country in the world. According to CNN, there are 41 million native Spanish speakers in the U.S. who speak Spanish in their homes—and that number continues to grow.
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