Top 10 fashion gurus to follow on Twitter

When looking for a fashion guru, you might think of a person who leads you on a quest. Fashion gurus abound; finding one that helps you feel your best with your fashion choices can seem overwhelming.

By checking the Twitter accounts of well-known fashion stand-byes you’ll see what fashion experts have to offer and will find interesting individuals contributing in real time.

One of those may become your personal fashion guru, just follow them.  

Magazines

InStyle

(@InStyle) With active tweeters like model Amy Weber and celebrity style expert Toni Ferrara, InStyle offers its 2,205,300 followers the best in actuality.

Vogue

(@voguemagazine) with 1,688,800 followers, Vogue, part of the Condé Nast publishing empire, offers up-to-date advice on what to wear and when.

Marie Claire

(@marieclaire) Marie Claire caters to a world-wide audience, helping over a million Twitter followers find just the right clothes and accessories for any occasion.

Cosmopolitan

(@Cosmopolitan) Over 300,000 Tweeters tune into this standard of beauty and fashion.

Harper’s Bazaar

(@harpersbazaarus) Fashion and beauty, hair and shopping, Harper’s shares ideas with more than 416,000 Twitter folk in English alone, with many more in international zones.

GQ

(@Gqmagazine) Over 200.000 gentlemen (and ladies as well!) follow GQ magazine.


Shops

Burberry

(@Burberry) Founded in 1856, Burberry has clearly brought their trademark trench coats and tartan designs into the 21st century, offering 1,128,900 followers ideas for dressing men and women concerned with style.

Websites

Beautylish

(@beautylish) With nearly half a million Tweeters, Beautylish tweets regularly with fashion, makeup, accessories and guest tips.

Glamour Fashion

(@glamour_fashion) The web spin-off of Glamour Magazine, 371,000 Twitter users follow this direct style of offering fashion advice.

LOOKBOOK.nu

(@lookbookdotnu) An innovative website where members can post their own ideas, with 113,000 followers.

Keeping up on fashion trends was once a monthly visit to the newsstand. Nowadays, any fashion-conscious person can understand trends by following “gurus” on Twitter.

From internationally recognized firms to fashion-wise users, you can discover what’s new and not. Twitter let's you participate, leaving tweets about what works for you, what you see in your community. Fashion has never been more actual and global.