7 Kenyan Influencers We Look To for Modest Fashion Inspiration

Fashion from a country with the coolest natural backdrop

Apart from it’s incredible natural landscapes, Kenya’s fashion scene is growing big, capturing the world’s imagination, especially among Middle Eastern designers on the lookout for something inspiring, thanks to the eye-catching fabrics, detailed beadwork, and seamless melding of the old with the new that make Kenyan style stand out. Kenyan influencers are leading the charge in bringing this cultural mix to the global spotlight, making modest fashion irresistibly appealing. Here are 7 influencers who are on our radar when it comes to fashion-forward thinkers in the modest fashion space.

Farhana

Living in London, Farhana brings a slice of Kenya to her lifestyle, beauty, and fragrance content. She’s all about sharing tips, trends, and her love for all things beautiful.

Alwiya


Based in Nairobi and Mombasa, Alwiya’s diverse and stylish hijab looks have made her a favourite at Soigné. She’s a trendsetter, showing just how versatile hijab fashion can be.

Najmah

Living in Kenya means having a beautiful natural backdrop every step along the way—Najmah’s feed perfectly reflects that statement. From the country’s beautiful sites to vibrant city life, her blog is so much more than fashion looks.

Leyla

Leyla, from Nairobi, shines a spotlight on local brands with her engaging content and fresh fashion perspective. She’s all about supporting homegrown talent through her digital platform.

Ela

Kenyan digital creator, Ela rock hijab fashion with a twist, mixing in ethnic vibes and stunning landscapes. Her profile’s a cool display of style, culture, and nature’s best backdrops.

Sukaina

Sukaina focuses on blending traditional wear with contemporary trends, creating a unique style diary that celebrates cultural heritage while staying fashion-forward.

Nita

Nita takes you through Kenya’s coolest cafes and city spots, all while serving some serious fashion inspiration. Follow her for a peek into the chic side of Kenyan urban life.

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