#aniab

[tsukuyomiland]

By @aniab on Instagram

[thedogeveryonehates]

All yall bowser thirsters are the same (not italian)

😫😫😭😭😭

ANIAB (Assigned Non-Italian at Birth 🇮🇹🚫)

[furlantravelfashionblogger]

@aniab. More in caption. What I learned about #FeriadeAbril in #Sevilla 🇪🇦 after our first time attending.

1. The Feria starts exactly two weeks after Easter Sunday and marks the official start to Feria season in Spain that goes until mid October

2. The Feria starts with the lighting of the Portada at midnight on that Saturday, there is a big opening show and celebration

3. The portada changes every year and is the main entrance to the Feria grounds

4. There is no admission fee to attend, Feria is FREE for everyone

5. Even though the opening hours are 12pm - 3am the grounds don't get busy until later in the day, so don't feel like you have to be there early. The party really starts when the sun goes down

6. All the horses leave at 8pm and the grounds are taken over by foot traffic

7. Feria has two sections, the midway and the casetas, which are mostly private tents belonging to families or businesses that entertain their special guests but there are public ones you can go into, you can order food and drinks and dance to live music.

8. Feria's drink of choice is the Rebujito, a sherry x sprite cocktail which they sell by the litre.

9. Women wear flamenco dresses and men wear suits or the traditional Andalusian cowboy outfit.

10. There is an entire Flamenco fashion week leading up to Feria so women can start ordering their designer dresses with plenty of time to spare

11. When you get dressed for Feria keep in mind that you WILL get your feet dirty so choose footwear wisely, all the women wear espadrilles which are inexpensive and accessible at almost every shoe store in Seville, do NOT wear your nice shoes when coming here, they will get covered with horse poop, yellow dirt and water. Espadrilles save lives

12. The busiest days at Feria are Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday, this is also when you'll see the best outfits

13. Nobody dresses in Flamenco for the lighting of the Portada. The locals dress more casually as the week goes on with Sunday and Tuesday being the most dressed up days (continued in comments)

#Seville #Travel #Feria #FeriadeSevilla #trajeflamenca #flamenca #plazaespaña #aniainspain #spaintravel

[davidonoir]

Más allá de los followers: influencers de moda y su rol en la industria

Texto por David Ocampo para #MEOWmag

Influencia: palabra que se define como el poder o autoridad que tiene una persona o entidad para intervenir y/o modificar el pensamiento y comportamiento de otra o un grupo determinado. En retrospectiva podemos decir que periodistas, bloggers, celebrities, modelos y hasta diseñadores han cumplido esta función dentro de la industria de la moda, pero gracias a los redes sociales un nuevo y ‘‘selecto” grupo de personalidades de internet ha emergido para declararse como los nuevos trendsetters: Influencers de moda.

Nota completa en: https://meowmag.mx/mas-alla-de-los-followers-influencers-de-moda-y-su-rol-en-la-industria/

[redwingmicmel]

Reposted from @redwingwomensstorelondon - Clara’s are the perfect addition to any adventure. 📸: @aniab @redwingwomensstorelondon @redwingheritagewomen #herredwings #myredwings #redwings #redwingadventures #redwingheritagewomen #rwwslondon #redwingwomensstorelondon #wearboots #redwingclara #redwing3406 #amberharness #aniab #travelblogger #jordan #womentravel #london #newburghstreet #carnabystreet #soho 🔈🔉🔊🔊🔊⚠️⚠️⬇️↙️ 🥁🥁🥁🗣🗣🗣🙏🙏🙏 disclaimer... credit to the author, i am just repost it. mohon baca caption baru comment yaaa (fb) 🙏🙏🙏 kami hanya pelapak & importir yg mau bantu se-profesional mungkin dengan segala kekurangan yang mungkin ada. agar mudah, semua harga kami sudah harga PAS, dengan profit margin yang wajar. #redwingheritage #redwingshoes #redwingwednesday #redwingweekender #redwingironranger #redwingchukka #redwingmoctoe #redwingbeckman #redwingblacksmith #redwingmicmel @redwingmicmel @red_wing_chicago 💝💝GBU always👍👍 https://www.instagram.com/p/ByNqnAygsLB/?igshid=wdabtkj18m9u

[earthstory]

aniab

For those of you who are not following the news around california this year the LA area experienced an unprecedented amount of rain, in turn causing a sprout of the wildflowern#SUPERBLOOM, poppies in particular have been drawing crowds to the Lake Elsinore/Walker Canyon. The crowds as big as 50,000 people in ONE DAY! Some of the news headlines: ‘Nothing can deter throngs from enjoying super bloom in Lake Elsinore’, ‘Want to see the poppy super bloom at Lake Elsinore? Brace yourself for large crowds and long lines’. ‘Social Media Drives Super Bloom ‘Apocalypse’ in California’, ‘California's Super Bloom Even Looks Beautiful From Space’, ‘Super bloom tourists cause small town 'safety crisis'’. If there was ever FOMO to be had this is it. The sight is incredible and completely surreal! I’ve seen wildflowers before but this truly is a gift from mother nature!

[travelnade]

Stockholm Travel Guide

Hotel, restaurants and cool spots from our first trip Stockholm, Sweden Thanks to Kronaby watches for making this video possible https://www.kronaby.com Listen to my podcast http://stalmanpodcast.com Follow me on Instagram http://instagram.com/stalman Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/stalman Follow Ania on Instagram http://instagram.com/aniab Follow Ania on Twitter…

[facelesssnaps]

ania boniecka (@aniab) • Instagram

[trendsdresscom]

Visit: Quebec City – Ania.B

Over the last few months life has been hectic, full of adventure and reconnecting with ourselves, our work and our loved ones. All regular updates, as always can be found my Instagram page, @aniab but I miss this space everyday. I miss sitting down to write a full post, put down my thoughts in writing and feel the weight of them relieve me for even a moment. I have so much to share with you from this past year that hasn’t made it’s way to the site yet, all that is forever relevant, things like travel, western wear, and best spots for skiing, aka all my favourite topics.

Let’s start with our trip to Quebec City.  This August we decided to take a few extra days spent on the east coast to go and cross one of the biggest Canadian destinations off our Bucket list, Quebec City. Upon arrival I realized I did not carve out nearly as much time as I should have for our visit, BUT the more reason to come back. We were being hosted by the amazing folks at Auberge Saint Antoine, a beautiful historical property at the heart of old Quebec City. It’s always been difficult for me to image what the QC vibe was all about. It’s not on the list of biggest cities in Canada but it is on the list of the oldest and where history is concerned it definitely does not disappoint. There really are only a handful of places in Canada that have much to offer in terms of historical presence, it’s such a new country and the expectation isn’t to come and discover ruins of old castles and fortresses. Although Quebec City actually has a few of those believe it or not. In fact Auberge Saint Antoine is one of the very few places where you will see them, sitting on top of an archeological gold mine. During the construction of the hotel a discovery of many new artifacts (some dating back to the 1600s) shed light on what life in old Quebec City used to be like. These artifacts are now on display throughout the hotel as a tribute to this beautiful city.

Along with having beautiful and newly renovated rooms and bathrooms (beautiful Venetian blinds on rounded bathroom windows, deep soaker tubs and plush bathrobes for maximum relaxation) the hotel restaurant, Chez Muffy will go down as one of my favourites to date. Their absolutely incredible seafood spaghetti is beyond words. A true farm to table experience based on seasonal availability it’s food like even your own mother couldn’t prepare (unless your mother was Muffy). We already know east coast lobster is unparallered but the way the kitchen at Chez Muffy prepared it was really next level. And for desert an éclair I still can’t stop talking about. Seasonal fruit, soft and crumbly crust with creamy (but not too sweet) filling, it was heaven in my mouth. We didn’t even bother exploring the rest of QC’s food scene (except for a note worthy lunch at Le Chick Shack) because we had everything we needed under one roof.

Two days in old Quebec City:

-Place Royale, just steps away from the Auberge Saint Antoine, home to beautiful restaurants, cafes and shop, Notre Dame des Victoires church (The oldest stone church in North America), the beautiful Fresque des Quebecois, a mural depicting the history of the city and even some important historic figures (see if you can spot all 15)

-Rue Petit-Champlain, the oldest commercial district in North America. Home of the Funicular and another breathtaking mural, the Fresque du Petit-Champain, depicting the milestones of history of Cap-Blanc, the waterfront neighbourhood it calls home

-Corner of Rue Saint Paul & Rue Saint Pierre

-The Umbrellas at Rue Cul-de-Sac (aka. Umbrella Alley)

-Chateau Frontenac & Terrace Dufferin

In terms of exploring the city itself our focus was on experiencing the street life and not so much wondering about museums. When you have a limited amount of time in a place you will benefit greatly from getting the lay of the land. Once you get a taste for a place only then should you explore it more in-depth. On the evening of our arrival we took a few hours to walk the permitter of the old city walls to gauge just how much, or how little we had to explore. Old Quebec City is a UNESCO World Heritage site guaranteeing a photogenic corner every way you turn. My first impression of these small streets was that we were on the set of Beauty & The Beast. The perfect quaint little French town. Another comparison I kept making was to Victoria, British Columbia. Without even knowing the name of the street our first order of business was to see the famous Petit Champlain, claimed to be the oldest commercial district in North America (aka. the first shopping street of the new world). The beautifully groomed shop fronts, the view of Chateau Frontenac and the Funicular adoring it’s backdrop makes for the postcard moment Instagram dreams are made of.

Our next full day was spent discovering the dead ends, the main attractions and the hidden gems of the city. We viewed the city from above at the Terrace Dufferin, visited the first Simons department store, still in it’s original and heritage location, ate a very filling lunch at Le Chic Shack and even bought one of my fave new sneakers at a shoe shop along the way (because blisters). We stumbled upon some beautiful architecture and spotted some must see places that will have to wait for our return. It was a stress free, no pressure few days in Canada’s most photogenic city. I left inspired for more and also curious about just how beautiful it must look like in the winter time. We can not wait to be back!

Tags: quebec, Quebec City, travel

Source link

The post Visit: Quebec City – Ania.B appeared first on Trends Dress.

from Trends Dress https://trendsdress.com/visit-quebec-city-ania-b/

[afrostylemagazine]

S T R I P E S + S O L I D S (swipe) SOUTH SUDANESE Blogger Lily Yange + Ania Boniecka ft hm ss'19, shot by Tyler Stalman + Jason Jean in SEDONA, AZ...Love it!! @lilyyange @stalman @aniab @jason.jean #fashion #fashionista #followforfollow #art #love #amazing #tbt #instamood #picoftheday  #selfie #lol #beautiful #blackandwhite #photographer  #photo #photography #summer  #asia #photooftheday #followme #me #fun #style  #throwback #color#creative  #europe #africa #wedding #thinkoutsidethebox WWW.AFROSTYLEMAG.COM https://www.instagram.com/p/ByEgx5rFe72/?igshid=19re4btoajthy

[iamtayenkim]

Did me a quick warm up, using my friend @aniab as reference. I like when I used to finger paint on my iPhone 5 better. #thestarkat https://www.instagram.com/p/BuZCpBilXeR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1jazo72chhld5

[bonniejstarks]

Visit: Quebec City – Ania.B

Over the last few months life has been hectic, full of adventure and reconnecting with ourselves, our work and our loved ones. All regular updates, as always can be found my Instagram page, @aniab but I miss this space everyday. I miss sitting down to write a full post, put down my thoughts in writing and feel the weight of them relieve me for even a moment. I have so much to share with you from this past year that hasn’t made it’s way to the site yet, all that is forever relevant, things like travel, western wear, and best spots for skiing, aka all my favourite topics.

Let’s start with our trip to Quebec City.  This August we decided to take a few extra days spent on the east coast to go and cross one of the biggest Canadian destinations off our Bucket list, Quebec City. Upon arrival I realized I did not carve out nearly as much time as I should have for our visit, BUT the more reason to come back. We were being hosted by the amazing folks at Auberge Saint Antoine, a beautiful historical property at the heart of old Quebec City. It’s always been difficult for me to image what the QC vibe was all about. It’s not on the list of biggest cities in Canada but it is on the list of the oldest and where history is concerned it definitely does not disappoint. There really are only a handful of places in Canada that have much to offer in terms of historical presence, it’s such a new country and the expectation isn’t to come and discover ruins of old castles and fortresses. Although Quebec City actually has a few of those believe it or not. In fact Auberge Saint Antoine is one of the very few places where you will see them, sitting on top of an archeological gold mine. During the construction of the hotel a discovery of many new artifacts (some dating back to the 1600s) shed light on what life in old Quebec City used to be like. These artifacts are now on display throughout the hotel as a tribute to this beautiful city.

Along with having beautiful and newly renovated rooms and bathrooms (beautiful Venetian blinds on rounded bathroom windows, deep soaker tubs and plush bathrobes for maximum relaxation) the hotel restaurant, Chez Muffy will go down as one of my favourites to date. Their absolutely incredible seafood spaghetti is beyond words. A true farm to table experience based on seasonal availability it’s food like even your own mother couldn’t prepare (unless your mother was Muffy). We already know east coast lobster is unparallered but the way the kitchen at Chez Muffy prepared it was really next level. And for desert an éclair I still can’t stop talking about. Seasonal fruit, soft and crumbly crust with creamy (but not too sweet) filling, it was heaven in my mouth. We didn’t even bother exploring the rest of QC’s food scene (except for a note worthy lunch at Le Chick Shack) because we had everything we needed under one roof.

Two days in old Quebec City:

-Place Royale, just steps away from the Auberge Saint Antoine, home to beautiful restaurants, cafes and shop, Notre Dame des Victoires church (The oldest stone church in North America), the beautiful Fresque des Quebecois, a mural depicting the history of the city and even some important historic figures (see if you can spot all 15)

-Rue Petit-Champlain, the oldest commercial district in North America. Home of the Funicular and another breathtaking mural, the Fresque du Petit-Champain, depicting the milestones of history of Cap-Blanc, the waterfront neighbourhood it calls home

-Corner of Rue Saint Paul & Rue Saint Pierre

-The Umbrellas at Rue Cul-de-Sac (aka. Umbrella Alley)

-Chateau Frontenac & Terrace Dufferin

In terms of exploring the city itself our focus was on experiencing the street life and not so much wondering about museums. When you have a limited amount of time in a place you will benefit greatly from getting the lay of the land. Once you get a taste for a place only then should you explore it more in-depth. On the evening of our arrival we took a few hours to walk the permitter of the old city walls to gauge just how much, or how little we had to explore. Old Quebec City is a UNESCO World Heritage site guaranteeing a photogenic corner every way you turn. My first impression of these small streets was that we were on the set of Beauty & The Beast. The perfect quaint little French town. Another comparison I kept making was to Victoria, British Columbia. Without even knowing the name of the street our first order of business was to see the famous Petit Champlain, claimed to be the oldest commercial district in North America (aka. the first shopping street of the new world). The beautifully groomed shop fronts, the view of Chateau Frontenac and the Funicular adoring it’s backdrop makes for the postcard moment Instagram dreams are made of.

Our next full day was spent discovering the dead ends, the main attractions and the hidden gems of the city. We viewed the city from above at the Terrace Dufferin, visited the first Simons department store, still in it’s original and heritage location, ate a very filling lunch at Le Chic Shack and even bought one of my fave new sneakers at a shoe shop along the way (because blisters). We stumbled upon some beautiful architecture and spotted some must see places that will have to wait for our return. It was a stress free, no pressure few days in Canada’s most photogenic city. I left inspired for more and also curious about just how beautiful it must look like in the winter time. We can not wait to be back!

Tags: quebec, Quebec City, travel

Source link

The post Visit: Quebec City – Ania.B appeared first on Trends Dress.

from Trends Dress https://trendsdress.com/visit-quebec-city-ania-b/ from Trends Dress https://trendsdresscom.tumblr.com/post/613670542075199488

[jessicakehoe]

18 Canadian Influencers to Get on Your Feed (If They’re Not Already)

From singers to makeup artists to entrepreneurs, Canada is home to some major talent — and it’s no different in the realm of social media. We’ve rounded up a list of seriously talented Canadian influencers that are making their mark on all things fashion, lifestyle and wellness. Savour their carefully crafted Insta grids and get inspired by Canada’s very own.

View this post on Instagram

🐰WEEKEND🐰we’re getting an early start at @mountengadine checking out their brand new #glamping set up and let me just say winter glamping is totally where it’s at! watch stories for more 🛷 #ANIABSKI #mountendgadine #skibunny #ski #mountainlodge #lodgelife #lodge #cabin #cabininthewoods #winter #girlmeetsworld #aniatylertravel #perfectmoment #skilook #outfit #sportyspice #rossignol #styleblogger #fashion #tgif #friday #winteroutfit #thecabinchronicles #roamtheplanet #getoutside #adventure #exploremore #cabincrew

A post shared by ania boniecka (@aniab) on Jan 11, 2019 at 10:42am PST

Ania Boniecka @aniab

This stylish influencer posts editorial-like shots with jaw-dropping backdrops from her travels to dreamy locations such as Florence and Barcelona. Boniecka’s style is that of a Parisian It-Girl but she’s also serious #girlboss, having been nominated as Digital Influencer Of The Year at the 2017 Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards. Living in wintry Calgary, she manages to keep warm in super stylish winter outfits while posing in the cosiest mountain-lodge locations, putting the Rockies at the top of our bucket list. Pro-tip: Boniecka references all of her outfits on her feed and on her blog, Ania.B, making shopping for your next Insta-worthy look that much easier.

View this post on Instagram

Hey @google, play “9 to 5” by @dollyparton.

A post shared by LAUREN CHAN (@lcchan) on Jan 12, 2019 at 7:41am PST

Lauren Chan @lcchan

This NYC-based Canadian is a woman of many talents. She’s gone from playing varsity basketball at Western University to plus-sized model to fashion editor at Glamour to founder of her own lifestyle brand, Henning. As a fashion editor, she used her voice to spread awareness about the serious lack of size-inclusivity in the industry and won the 2018 American Society of Magazine Editors Next Award, and has appeared on Good Morning America and the Today Show.  On her Insta you’ll see that her beauty game is strong; while she’s clearly mastered the bold red lip, it’s her make-up free selfies that will have you begging for her skincare routine.

View this post on Instagram

Me for @americanapparel by @yudnguyen #AmericanApparel

A post shared by 𝕧𝕒𝕟𝕖𝕤𝕤𝕒 ♓︎ 𝕔𝕖𝕤𝕒𝕣𝕚𝕠 (@vanessacesario_) on Nov 12, 2018 at 2:04pm PST

Vanessa Cesario @vanessacesario_

Cue the influx of flame emojis because this Toronto-based influencer’s style is #fire. As the creative director of Toronto-based swimwear brand Unika Swim, you’ll find Cesario sporting neon pink and green bikinis on her Insta all year long—despite Toronto’s six-month long winter. She also owns pretty much every single sneaker of the moment, from Yeezy Wave Runners to Adidas’ Yung-1 in Hi-Res Orange, making her the ultimate hype beast.

  View this post on Instagram

Classics @newbalancecanada

A post shared by RUBY (@ragsxruby) on Dec 15, 2018 at 1:58pm PST

Ruby Benson @ragxruby

Toronto-based influencer Benson has been killing the social media game since she graduated from Western University in 2013. Right out of school, she copped the position of Canadian brand manager position at The Kooples, and interned at Complex Magazine. Currently, she stays busy with freelance stylist and model gigs as well as influencer projects with major brands like Chanel, Gucci and Adidas. Plus she somehow manages to make athleisure chic, pulling off everything from bike shorts to Off-White Converse to vintage sweat suits. Even Virgil Abloh follows her—need we say more?

View this post on Instagram

meetings on meetings on meetings on meetings

A post shared by Allegra Shaw (@allegrashaw) on Nov 20, 2018 at 9:23am PST

Allegra Shaw @allegrashaw

This down-to-earth city girl is always giving savvy tips and tricks on style, fitness and beauty on her Youtube channel that boasts over 856K subscribers. Besides blessing us with two videos each week, she co-owns sustainable brand Uncle Studios, where she designs simple yet refined garments that are all made in Canada. She’s also a pro at using high-end accessories to elevate her classic looks; we love how she pairs a cozy Aritzia sweater dress with Chloe thigh-high boots or a Chanel chain belt with light-wash vintage Levi’s.

View this post on Instagram

// happy Thursday! #tbt to dungarees and luxe faux fur! //

A post shared by Musemo Handahu (@misslionhunter) on Nov 8, 2018 at 6:21am PST

Musemo Handahu @misslionhunter

A bold lip and colourful backdrops are the hallmarks of Halifax-based Handahu’s artsy Insta, where she showcases her creative talents as an influencer and stylist. She not only curates creative content for major brands like Forever21, Samsung and Makeup Forever, she’s been commissioned by Etsy to teach workshops like Building An Online Presence. By matching bright hues with fun patterns like florals or stripes, Handahu inspires us to be fearless when it comes to style.

View this post on Instagram

If you watched my stories last week, you know that I had a blast in #NYC with @sorelfootwear shooting a ton of #sorelstyle Fall/Winter inspired looks! Here is the first of many looks we shot. Can't wait to show you more in the coming weeks! #ad

A post shared by Tee (@thatsotee) on Oct 3, 2018 at 6:29pm PDT

Tee Go @thatsotee

Vivid, high-contrast pics on the streets of Toronto or whichever new city she happens to be visiting, Go’s personal style is fresh and on-trend. From Golden Goose sneakers with ripped denim to a fuchsia silk slip dress by LPA, her wardrobe is total #goals. Plus, whether she’s at the lavish Wapa Di Ume Resort & Spa in Bali or flying a hot air balloon high above Napa Valley, CA you can also count on her for detailed travel guides to these spots when she returns home.

View this post on Instagram

Neutral classics @topshopcanada #topshopstyle #ad

A post shared by Chloe Zhang (@chloezhaang) on Dec 18, 2018 at 8:34pm PST

Chloe Zhang @chloezhaang

This Toronto-based beauty has an impressive designer handbag collection; eagle eyes are sure to note the Gucci Dionysus, the Louis Vuitton mini backpack and the Chanel Boy bag that she favours often. Zhang tends to stick to neutrals like cream, camel and oatmeal, making her Insta grid especially soothing to scroll through. Thankfully, she shares her styling tips on her blog, where she also reviews skincare and makeup from high-end brands like Nars and YSL.

View this post on Instagram

Buenos días. 💃🏽

A post shared by KAYLA SEAH (@notyourstandard) on Jan 6, 2019 at 7:22am PST

Kayla Seah @notyourstandard

Seah is the Toronto-based editor of Not Your Standard, a blog covering fashion, food, décor, travel and beauty. It even has a Shop section, which is basically Seah’s curated boutique that links you to various online stores so you can buy her fave fashion picks. According to her blog, she’s a lover of all things design, so it’s no surprise that her Insta is flawless. She also loves to pull ideas from different cultures and her life experiences, having lived in NYC and Berlin.

View this post on Instagram

Hair tutorial live on le youtube sweet fam, check eet aaaoouuutttt 😘💇🏼‍♀️

A post shared by Allana Davison (@allanaramaa) on Nov 18, 2018 at 9:55pm PST

Allana Davison @allanaramaa

Content from this self-proclaimed “Blogger, Vlogger, Anything-ogger” spans everything from home workout videos to travel guides. On her Insta and YouTube accounts, Davison gets up close and personal with her audience through detailed makeup reviews, hashtagged #FullFaceFriday. Her quirky personality and honest reviews have inspired subscribers to declare that “[They] won’t buy anything without [her] recommendation.”

View this post on Instagram

Bundled up 🧣

A post shared by Rebecca Ramsdale (@rebeccaramsdale) on Dec 10, 2018 at 4:25pm PST

Rebecca Ramsdale @rebeccaramsdale

Changing her hair colour almost as often as she changes outfits, Ramsdale is the ultimate West End cool kid from Toronto. An avid thrifter, she’s able to curate the perfect grunge aesthetic with affordable pieces culled from local thrift shops. Think old-school Chucks paired with denim Bermuda shorts and a classic Play by Comme Des Garcons heart tee. Her Youtube channel boasts travel vlogs and beauty routines but keep an eye out for her impressive thrift hauls.

View this post on Instagram

A few cuddles before my workout. This girl right here, she motivates me and pushes me every single day. I’m still in the middle of an awful flare up and my body feels like shit but I’m going to dig deep and get my body moving for 45 minutes because sometimes a little sweat plus a lot of endorphins is a better cure than any medicine #girlmom #momlifeisthebestlife #imoveme

A post shared by SoSasha (@sashaexeter) on Nov 14, 2018 at 1:59pm PST

Sasha Exeter @sashaexeter

Need some serious fitspo to get moving on your New Year’s resolutions? Look no further than Exeter, Canada’s fitness queen. Even though she’s a super busy mom and successful businesswoman, she’s always on her fitness A-game. She started her blog, So Sasha, in 2012 to share her thoughts on fashion, travel and wellness and now has over 30K followers. She’s also a huge inspiration for other moms, particularly because she never fails to keep it #relatable. She speaks openly about her pregnancy and what helped her get back on track after giving birth, maintaining that it’s not all about crazy HITT workouts, but about small and consistent steps that help you build strength both mentally and physically.

View this post on Instagram

Is it Friday yet? 🕶

A post shared by CAT WILLIAMS (@thecatwilliams) on Jan 8, 2019 at 4:01pm PST

Cat Williams @thecatwilliams

Williams is an avid globetrotter, having visited more than 26 cities just last year. When she’s not catching a flight to London, Barcelona or LA, she’s curating content for her blog in Toronto and slaying it as ET Canada’s digital producer. With a busy schedule that has her constantly on the move, you’d think flats would be the only plausible option but Williams is fiercely dedicated to heels, documenting her enviable collection on her Instagram feed as she heads from one exciting locale to the next.

View this post on Instagram

Hope everyone had a merry Christmas!🎄 Today on the blog I'm sharing 10 must-read books for creative entrepreneurs! I actually listen to all of my books rather than reading them using the @audible_ca app, which has been a total game changer for me! (and also happens to be my #1 productivity hack) SO excited to share these books with you! let me know in the comments if you've read any of them😊 Post linked in my bio. #yougottahearthis #sponsored ⠀ https://choosingchia.com/10-must-read-books-for-creative-entrepreneurs/

A post shared by Jess-food Blogger (@choosingchia) on Dec 26, 2018 at 11:11am PST

Jess Hoffman @choosingchia

This Montreal yogi is making us rethink the pizza we were planning to order tonight. From the fluffiest blueberry pancakes to rich mocha donuts to the most decadent dragonfruit cheesecake, Hoffman’s Insta has us drooling. And the best part it, it’s all plant-based. The kitchen whiz turns chia pudding into a dream dessert, whips lemon meringue into fluffy egg-free clouds. We’d be jealous if we weren’t so darn grateful for her recipes.

View this post on Instagram

Somebody pinch me…I can not believe it’s 2019! When I moved to Vancouver 5 years I made so many plans/resolutions/goals for where I would be in 5 years time! Hah! Never would have thought I’d be back in Toronto! Makes me wonder where I’ll be and what I’ll be doing 5 years from now! ______________________________________________________________ #throwitback #yearinreview #whowhatwearing #wearitloveit #revolveme

A post shared by Dorrington Reid 📍Toronto (@dorringtonr) on Jan 3, 2019 at 7:22am PST

Dorrington Reid @dorringtonr

Warning: you might just want to live inside this photographer’s Insta feed. Cozy cafes, table-top shots of elaborate meals, and quirky boutiques—all of which are shot on an iPhone!—are what you’ll find as you scroll through Reid’s envy-inducing account. Since he just moved back to Toronto from Vancouver, expect to see tons of snapshots of both cities, with the occasional NYC ‘gram thrown in.

View this post on Instagram

an unexpected appearance on here because it’s been a hot minute. 👋🏽 // missing stress-free mornings in paris 🇫🇷, getting lost in unknown neighbourhoods 🚶🏽‍♂️, drinking one too many cups of coffees ☕️, carb-loading 🥐 and doing all of that while trying to not get pick-pocketed 🤞🏽(almost happened). cheers to the weekend! 🕺🏽✨ #thebrokenarmcafe ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #byfolk #livelittlethings #flashesofdelight #littlestoriesofmylife #suitcasetravels #topparisphoto #facadelovers #theprettycities #mytinyatlas #abmlifeiscolorful #momentslikethese #menandcoffee #pursuepretty #coffeeshopcorners #abmlifeiscolorful #seemyparis #caffeinecouture #momentsofmine #inspiremyinstagram #passionpassport #coffeenclothes #igersparis #postitfortheaesthetic #thehappynow #todaysoutfit #thisisparis #agameoftones #chasinglight #streetsofparis #ootdmen

A post shared by Abhishek Dekate (@abhishekdekate) on Dec 8, 2018 at 8:37am PST

Abhishek Dekate @abhishekdekate

There’s a dreamy, moody quality to this content creator’s Instagram presence, which is full of decadent café bites as well as exquisite historic architecture and home decor. Follow him if you like knowing about all the highly Instagrammable brunch spots in Toronto, where he’s based, or if you just love looking at beautiful pictures of food and cozy cafes. Who doesn’t?

View this post on Instagram

So excited to wear this beautiful and highly versatile piece by @vettacapsule! I’ve had my eyes on this brand for a longgg time and finally decided to invest in a piece from them after winning a gift card to shop from @allyctran’s ethical fashion guide. Be sure to check out her guide on her blog! And don’t forget to swipe to see the back of this shirt. I’m actually wearing it backwards and I layered a turtleneck underneath for extra warmth…cause Canada. 😂 . . . Tap for details 👆🏼

A post shared by Candice Tay (Mok) (@candicemtay) on Nov 5, 2018 at 3:04pm PST

Candice Tay @candicemtay

Tay is a Toronto-based influencer sharing her journey of practicing mindfulness day-to-day. Aware of the harmful impacts of the fashion industry, she decided to become a more conscious consumer which led to her sharing her slow fashion journey on her blog, Candice Tay. Her style is minimalist and clean, consisting of neutrals and basics from sustainable brands like Everlane, Vetta and Encircled. She also only works with brands that share her values, maintaining the importance of making mindful purchases.

View this post on Instagram

Celebrating all 50 000 of you with my very first Instagram carousel! ✨😄 I thought my new favourite vintage items deserved the attention 😏 — #whatiwore #vintagefashion

A post shared by Audrey Rivet (@audreyrivet) on Dec 27, 2018 at 9:01am PST

Audrey Rivet @audreyrivet

Rivet is a Montreal-based freelance graphic designer who helps develop brand identities for startups like Oatbox and Thesez-Vous. So it should come as no surprise that she’s also built a strong personal brand of her own via Instagram. Rivet’s feed has a bit of a vintage feel to it and she often shares photos of her covetable home decor as well as cute local cafes. But her main focus is her carefully curated wardrobe—you’d never guess that it’s made up of totally affordable thrifted finds.

The post 18 Canadian Influencers to Get on Your Feed (If They’re Not Already) appeared first on FASHION Magazine.

18 Canadian Influencers to Get on Your Feed (If They’re Not Already) published first on https://borboletabags.tumblr.com/

[lindyhunt]

18 Canadian Influencers to Get on Your Feed (If They’re Not Already)

From singers to makeup artists to entrepreneurs, Canada is home to some major talent — and it’s no different in the realm of social media. We’ve rounded up a list of seriously talented Canadian influencers that are making their mark on all things fashion, lifestyle and wellness. Savour their carefully crafted Insta grids and get inspired by Canada’s very own.

View this post on Instagram

🐰WEEKEND🐰we’re getting an early start at @mountengadine checking out their brand new #glamping set up and let me just say winter glamping is totally where it’s at! watch stories for more 🛷 #ANIABSKI #mountendgadine #skibunny #ski #mountainlodge #lodgelife #lodge #cabin #cabininthewoods #winter #girlmeetsworld #aniatylertravel #perfectmoment #skilook #outfit #sportyspice #rossignol #styleblogger #fashion #tgif #friday #winteroutfit #thecabinchronicles #roamtheplanet #getoutside #adventure #exploremore #cabincrew

A post shared by ania boniecka (@aniab) on Jan 11, 2019 at 10:42am PST

Ania Boniecka @aniab

This stylish influencer posts editorial-like shots with jaw-dropping backdrops from her travels to dreamy locations such as Florence and Barcelona. Boniecka’s style is that of a Parisian It-Girl but she’s also serious #girlboss, having been nominated as Digital Influencer Of The Year at the 2017 Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards. Living in wintry Calgary, she manages to keep warm in super stylish winter outfits while posing in the cosiest mountain-lodge locations, putting the Rockies at the top of our bucket list. Pro-tip: Boniecka references all of her outfits on her feed and on her blog, Ania.B, making shopping for your next Insta-worthy look that much easier.

View this post on Instagram

Hey @google, play “9 to 5” by @dollyparton.

A post shared by LAUREN CHAN (@lcchan) on Jan 12, 2019 at 7:41am PST

Lauren Chan @lcchan

This NYC-based Canadian is a woman of many talents. She’s gone from playing varsity basketball at Western University to plus-sized model to fashion editor at Glamour to founder of her own lifestyle brand, Henning. As a fashion editor, she used her voice to spread awareness about the serious lack of size-inclusivity in the industry and won the 2018 American Society of Magazine Editors Next Award, and has appeared on Good Morning America and the Today Show.  On her Insta you’ll see that her beauty game is strong; while she’s clearly mastered the bold red lip, it’s her make-up free selfies that will have you begging for her skincare routine.

View this post on Instagram

Me for @americanapparel by @yudnguyen #AmericanApparel

A post shared by 𝕧𝕒𝕟𝕖𝕤𝕤𝕒 ♓︎ 𝕔𝕖𝕤𝕒𝕣𝕚𝕠 (@vanessacesario_) on Nov 12, 2018 at 2:04pm PST

Vanessa Cesario @vanessacesario_

Cue the influx of flame emojis because this Toronto-based influencer’s style is #fire. As the creative director of Toronto-based swimwear brand Unika Swim, you’ll find Cesario sporting neon pink and green bikinis on her Insta all year long—despite Toronto’s six-month long winter. She also owns pretty much every single sneaker of the moment, from Yeezy Wave Runners to Adidas’ Yung-1 in Hi-Res Orange, making her the ultimate hype beast.

  View this post on Instagram

Classics @newbalancecanada

A post shared by RUBY (@ragsxruby) on Dec 15, 2018 at 1:58pm PST

Ruby Benson @ragxruby

Toronto-based influencer Benson has been killing the social media game since she graduated from Western University in 2013. Right out of school, she copped the position of Canadian brand manager position at The Kooples, and interned at Complex Magazine. Currently, she stays busy with freelance stylist and model gigs as well as influencer projects with major brands like Chanel, Gucci and Adidas. Plus she somehow manages to make athleisure chic, pulling off everything from bike shorts to Off-White Converse to vintage sweat suits. Even Virgil Abloh follows her—need we say more?

View this post on Instagram

meetings on meetings on meetings on meetings

A post shared by Allegra Shaw (@allegrashaw) on Nov 20, 2018 at 9:23am PST

Allegra Shaw @allegrashaw

This down-to-earth city girl is always giving savvy tips and tricks on style, fitness and beauty on her Youtube channel that boasts over 856K subscribers. Besides blessing us with two videos each week, she co-owns sustainable brand Uncle Studios, where she designs simple yet refined garments that are all made in Canada. She’s also a pro at using high-end accessories to elevate her classic looks; we love how she pairs a cozy Aritzia sweater dress with Chloe thigh-high boots or a Chanel chain belt with light-wash vintage Levi’s.

View this post on Instagram

// happy Thursday! #tbt to dungarees and luxe faux fur! //

A post shared by Musemo Handahu (@misslionhunter) on Nov 8, 2018 at 6:21am PST

Musemo Handahu @misslionhunter

A bold lip and colourful backdrops are the hallmarks of Halifax-based Handahu’s artsy Insta, where she showcases her creative talents as an influencer and stylist. She not only curates creative content for major brands like Forever21, Samsung and Makeup Forever, she’s been commissioned by Etsy to teach workshops like Building An Online Presence. By matching bright hues with fun patterns like florals or stripes, Handahu inspires us to be fearless when it comes to style.

View this post on Instagram

If you watched my stories last week, you know that I had a blast in #NYC with @sorelfootwear shooting a ton of #sorelstyle Fall/Winter inspired looks! Here is the first of many looks we shot. Can't wait to show you more in the coming weeks! #ad

A post shared by Tee (@thatsotee) on Oct 3, 2018 at 6:29pm PDT

Tee Go @thatsotee

Vivid, high-contrast pics on the streets of Toronto or whichever new city she happens to be visiting, Go’s personal style is fresh and on-trend. From Golden Goose sneakers with ripped denim to a fuchsia silk slip dress by LPA, her wardrobe is total #goals. Plus, whether she’s at the lavish Wapa Di Ume Resort & Spa in Bali or flying a hot air balloon high above Napa Valley, CA you can also count on her for detailed travel guides to these spots when she returns home.

View this post on Instagram

Neutral classics @topshopcanada #topshopstyle #ad

A post shared by Chloe Zhang (@chloezhaang) on Dec 18, 2018 at 8:34pm PST

Chloe Zhang @chloezhaang

This Toronto-based beauty has an impressive designer handbag collection; eagle eyes are sure to note the Gucci Dionysus, the Louis Vuitton mini backpack and the Chanel Boy bag that she favours often. Zhang tends to stick to neutrals like cream, camel and oatmeal, making her Insta grid especially soothing to scroll through. Thankfully, she shares her styling tips on her blog, where she also reviews skincare and makeup from high-end brands like Nars and YSL.

View this post on Instagram

Buenos días. 💃🏽

A post shared by KAYLA SEAH (@notyourstandard) on Jan 6, 2019 at 7:22am PST

Kayla Seah @notyourstandard

Seah is the Toronto-based editor of Not Your Standard, a blog covering fashion, food, décor, travel and beauty. It even has a Shop section, which is basically Seah’s curated boutique that links you to various online stores so you can buy her fave fashion picks. According to her blog, she’s a lover of all things design, so it’s no surprise that her Insta is flawless. She also loves to pull ideas from different cultures and her life experiences, having lived in NYC and Berlin.

View this post on Instagram

Hair tutorial live on le youtube sweet fam, check eet aaaoouuutttt 😘💇🏼‍♀️

A post shared by Allana Davison (@allanaramaa) on Nov 18, 2018 at 9:55pm PST

Allana Davison @allanaramaa

Content from this self-proclaimed “Blogger, Vlogger, Anything-ogger” spans everything from home workout videos to travel guides. On her Insta and YouTube accounts, Davison gets up close and personal with her audience through detailed makeup reviews, hashtagged #FullFaceFriday. Her quirky personality and honest reviews have inspired subscribers to declare that “[They] won’t buy anything without [her] recommendation.”

View this post on Instagram

Bundled up 🧣

A post shared by Rebecca Ramsdale (@rebeccaramsdale) on Dec 10, 2018 at 4:25pm PST

Rebecca Ramsdale @rebeccaramsdale

Changing her hair colour almost as often as she changes outfits, Ramsdale is the ultimate West End cool kid from Toronto. An avid thrifter, she’s able to curate the perfect grunge aesthetic with affordable pieces culled from local thrift shops. Think old-school Chucks paired with denim Bermuda shorts and a classic Play by Comme Des Garcons heart tee. Her Youtube channel boasts travel vlogs and beauty routines but keep an eye out for her impressive thrift hauls.

View this post on Instagram

A few cuddles before my workout. This girl right here, she motivates me and pushes me every single day. I’m still in the middle of an awful flare up and my body feels like shit but I’m going to dig deep and get my body moving for 45 minutes because sometimes a little sweat plus a lot of endorphins is a better cure than any medicine #girlmom #momlifeisthebestlife #imoveme

A post shared by SoSasha (@sashaexeter) on Nov 14, 2018 at 1:59pm PST

Sasha Exeter @sashaexeter

Need some serious fitspo to get moving on your New Year’s resolutions? Look no further than Exeter, Canada’s fitness queen. Even though she’s a super busy mom and successful businesswoman, she’s always on her fitness A-game. She started her blog, So Sasha, in 2012 to share her thoughts on fashion, travel and wellness and now has over 30K followers. She’s also a huge inspiration for other moms, particularly because she never fails to keep it #relatable. She speaks openly about her pregnancy and what helped her get back on track after giving birth, maintaining that it’s not all about crazy HITT workouts, but about small and consistent steps that help you build strength both mentally and physically.

View this post on Instagram

Is it Friday yet? 🕶

A post shared by CAT WILLIAMS (@thecatwilliams) on Jan 8, 2019 at 4:01pm PST

Cat Williams @thecatwilliams

Williams is an avid globetrotter, having visited more than 26 cities just last year. When she’s not catching a flight to London, Barcelona or LA, she’s curating content for her blog in Toronto and slaying it as ET Canada’s digital producer. With a busy schedule that has her constantly on the move, you’d think flats would be the only plausible option but Williams is fiercely dedicated to heels, documenting her enviable collection on her Instagram feed as she heads from one exciting locale to the next.

View this post on Instagram

Hope everyone had a merry Christmas!🎄 Today on the blog I'm sharing 10 must-read books for creative entrepreneurs! I actually listen to all of my books rather than reading them using the @audible_ca app, which has been a total game changer for me! (and also happens to be my #1 productivity hack) SO excited to share these books with you! let me know in the comments if you've read any of them😊 Post linked in my bio. #yougottahearthis #sponsored ⠀ https://choosingchia.com/10-must-read-books-for-creative-entrepreneurs/

A post shared by Jess-food Blogger (@choosingchia) on Dec 26, 2018 at 11:11am PST

Jess Hoffman @choosingchia

This Montreal yogi is making us rethink the pizza we were planning to order tonight. From the fluffiest blueberry pancakes to rich mocha donuts to the most decadent dragonfruit cheesecake, Hoffman’s Insta has us drooling. And the best part it, it’s all plant-based. The kitchen whiz turns chia pudding into a dream dessert, whips lemon meringue into fluffy egg-free clouds. We’d be jealous if we weren’t so darn grateful for her recipes.

View this post on Instagram

Somebody pinch me…I can not believe it’s 2019! When I moved to Vancouver 5 years I made so many plans/resolutions/goals for where I would be in 5 years time! Hah! Never would have thought I’d be back in Toronto! Makes me wonder where I’ll be and what I’ll be doing 5 years from now! ______________________________________________________________ #throwitback #yearinreview #whowhatwearing #wearitloveit #revolveme

A post shared by Dorrington Reid 📍Toronto (@dorringtonr) on Jan 3, 2019 at 7:22am PST

Dorrington Reid @dorringtonr

Warning: you might just want to live inside this photographer’s Insta feed. Cozy cafes, table-top shots of elaborate meals, and quirky boutiques—all of which are shot on an iPhone!—are what you’ll find as you scroll through Reid’s envy-inducing account. Since he just moved back to Toronto from Vancouver, expect to see tons of snapshots of both cities, with the occasional NYC ‘gram thrown in.

View this post on Instagram

an unexpected appearance on here because it’s been a hot minute. 👋🏽 // missing stress-free mornings in paris 🇫🇷, getting lost in unknown neighbourhoods 🚶🏽‍♂️, drinking one too many cups of coffees ☕️, carb-loading 🥐 and doing all of that while trying to not get pick-pocketed 🤞🏽(almost happened). cheers to the weekend! 🕺🏽✨ #thebrokenarmcafe ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #byfolk #livelittlethings #flashesofdelight #littlestoriesofmylife #suitcasetravels #topparisphoto #facadelovers #theprettycities #mytinyatlas #abmlifeiscolorful #momentslikethese #menandcoffee #pursuepretty #coffeeshopcorners #abmlifeiscolorful #seemyparis #caffeinecouture #momentsofmine #inspiremyinstagram #passionpassport #coffeenclothes #igersparis #postitfortheaesthetic #thehappynow #todaysoutfit #thisisparis #agameoftones #chasinglight #streetsofparis #ootdmen

A post shared by Abhishek Dekate (@abhishekdekate) on Dec 8, 2018 at 8:37am PST

Abhishek Dekate @abhishekdekate

There’s a dreamy, moody quality to this content creator’s Instagram presence, which is full of decadent café bites as well as exquisite historic architecture and home decor. Follow him if you like knowing about all the highly Instagrammable brunch spots in Toronto, where he’s based, or if you just love looking at beautiful pictures of food and cozy cafes. Who doesn’t?

View this post on Instagram

So excited to wear this beautiful and highly versatile piece by @vettacapsule! I’ve had my eyes on this brand for a longgg time and finally decided to invest in a piece from them after winning a gift card to shop from @allyctran’s ethical fashion guide. Be sure to check out her guide on her blog! And don’t forget to swipe to see the back of this shirt. I’m actually wearing it backwards and I layered a turtleneck underneath for extra warmth…cause Canada. 😂 . . . Tap for details 👆🏼

A post shared by Candice Tay (Mok) (@candicemtay) on Nov 5, 2018 at 3:04pm PST

Candice Tay @candicemtay

Tay is a Toronto-based influencer sharing her journey of practicing mindfulness day-to-day. Aware of the harmful impacts of the fashion industry, she decided to become a more conscious consumer which led to her sharing her slow fashion journey on her blog, Candice Tay. Her style is minimalist and clean, consisting of neutrals and basics from sustainable brands like Everlane, Vetta and Encircled. She also only works with brands that share her values, maintaining the importance of making mindful purchases.

View this post on Instagram

Celebrating all 50 000 of you with my very first Instagram carousel! ✨😄 I thought my new favourite vintage items deserved the attention 😏 — #whatiwore #vintagefashion

A post shared by Audrey Rivet (@audreyrivet) on Dec 27, 2018 at 9:01am PST

Audrey Rivet @audreyrivet

Rivet is a Montreal-based freelance graphic designer who helps develop brand identities for startups like Oatbox and Thesez-Vous. So it should come as no surprise that she’s also built a strong personal brand of her own via Instagram. Rivet’s feed has a bit of a vintage feel to it and she often shares photos of her covetable home decor as well as cute local cafes. But her main focus is her carefully curated wardrobe—you’d never guess that it’s made up of totally affordable thrifted finds.

[mystylesmagazinetn]

Style Inspiration : camel coat, grey sweater, cropped white jeans & loafers #style #fashion #neutral…

Style Inspiration :

camel coat, grey sweater, cropped white jeans & loafers #style #fashion #neutrals #aniaB

L’article Style Inspiration : camel coat, grey sweater, cropped white jeans & loafers #style #fashion #neutral… est apparu en premier sur Styles.tn | Styles Magazine Inspiration Mode, Beauté, Déco, Cuisine et Shopping.

from Styles.tn | Styles Magazine Inspiration Mode, Beauté, Déco, Cuisine et Shopping https://ift.tt/2LyAuxA via IFTTT

[facelesssnaps]

ania boniecka (@aniab) • Instagram