Fashion Blogs UK Top 20
Last updated 12/02/2025
Vuelio uses a proprietary algorithm to create these rankings, based on topic-related content in blogs on its system – you can read more about the process here. Our research team actively seeks out new blogs and bloggers for inclusion, but if you think we’ve missed someone, please get in touch to let us know.
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1. Inthefrow
Inthefrow’s Victoria Magrath is sitting in the front row of our ranking of UK fashion bloggers for yet another year. This blogger and fashion influencer started sharing style secrets back in 2012, and now has an international following of fashionistas. With a PhD in fashion, Victoria is an expert in her chosen subject – check out the blog for the latest from the front row of fashion shows – and the high street – across the world, alongside posts covering beauty, wellbeing, travel, and what’s in Victoria’s own wardrobe.
Another non-mover in this year’s update is Menswear Style, founded by Craig Landale in 2012 (a good year for fashion blog launches). ‘We focus on men’s style guides, sartorial rules and men’s clothing trends, while putting editorial at the heart’, promises the team, which covers the latest runway collections and fashion news, established fashion labels, household name brands, and up-and-coming designers. Find new collections, wardrobe essentials, and reviews of what’s out there on store hangers, as well as lookbacks at fashion history.
Rolling into our ranking for another year, and staying at number three, is Navaz Batliwalla, aka DisneyRollerGirl. This blog originally launched in 2007, and all these years later, has a dedicated following of fashion fans. Offering ‘observations and opinions on the culture of fashion’, the blog has expanded over time to include access to design workshops and factories, editorial shoots, beauty features and regular shopping edits, and Navaz’s freelance work as a brand editor and fashion writer.
Ape to Gentleman and blogger Chris Beastall stick at number four for 2025. This ‘online evolution of a traditional men’s magazine’ has been devoted to ‘timeless yet contemporary style, intelligent living, and value’ since its launch in 2009. To get the ethos, check out the ‘Ten Commandments of Menswear’ and then dig into the style, grooming, hair, lifestyle, fashion trends, outfit inspiration, buying guides, food & drink, and cars sections. Latest stylings shared – innovations in belt wear, the best winter coats for wrapping up, and timeless staples for the office.
Our last non-mover for 2025 is That’s Not My Age – Alyson Walsh’s ‘grown-up guide to great style’. ‘I strongly believe that it’s not about age, it’s about style,’ says Alyson, who has been ‘celebrating midlife and beyond’ with the blog since 2008. ‘Over a decade later, I am proud that as well as providing expert advice, style tips, interviews and podcasts, That’s Not My Age has been at the forefront of a movement empowering women and calling out ageism and sexism.’ Check out content on style, health & beauty, and general lifestyle to continue the celebration.
Moving up from last year’s number eight is Curiously Conscious, where blogger Besma shares ‘kinder ways to live and dress’. With many moving away from fast fashion to more sustainable choices kinder to the environment, this blog offers ethical fashion choices, cruelty-free beauty, and ways to live with lower impact on the earth. Since its start in 2014, Curiously Conscious has been a space for exploring better choices across fashion and beauty, alongside travel, lifestyle, and food. But for fashion, check out Besma’s sustainable predictions for 2025.
7. LDNfashion
With its UK capital namesake, LDNfashion is busy gathering ‘the very best in fashion content’ from London. Those in need of a wardrobe update, whatever your style or budget, can scroll for information on the latest London sample sales, fashion news, and interviews with experts in the industry. Find out information on the upcoming London Fashion Week, new brand campaigns and collaborations, and capsule collections coming soon in the news section, and click to the features for must-have Valentine’s Day gifts.
8. Monikh
The eponymous blog from Monikh Dale is here to help make sure you always have your fingers on the pulse of fashion. This curation of creative styling choices has regular content to help with your own fashion emergencies, including the Sunday16 – an edit of the 16 ‘best fashion pieces to hit the net this week’. One trend to track right now – dad trainers are back in a big way, according to Monikh. Find retro-inspired fits that are comfy too, as well as more outrageous footwear finds to match your aesthetic (dadcore, or otherwise).
Up from number ten for 2025 – but permanently in style – is Simon Crompton’s blog Permanent Style. This ‘journal of elegance, quality, and craft’ was started by Simon in 2007, and continues to be a ‘global authority on classic and luxury menswear’. Those looking for smart advice on style and lux clothing can find what they need here, as Simon shares the benefits of his expertise, background, and access to industry figures. Find a wide range of categories, from alterations and care to wedding wear; guides on tailors and specific items; and brands to invest in.
10. My Fashion Life
Moving up from last year’s number 12 spot is My Fashion Life, which launched in 2003 with an aim to provide a ‘trusted source for curating a lifestyle where quality reigns over quantity and timeless confidence outshines fleeting trends’. The team hopes to inspire its readers every day to live well ‘and look fabulous while doing it’. Alongside the fashion content, find lifestyle and beauty posts, as well as interviews with industry experts ranging from personal stylists, creative directors of established brands, and fashion journalists in the know.
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18. Stephanie Yeboah
20. Queen Teshna
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