Our FYP has been looking a little more bridal lately, and we’re certainly not complaining. A handful of the influencers, stylists, and fashion insiders whose wardrobes we’ve long admired have recently gotten engaged, bringing a new kind of inspiration to accounts that already had our attention. The rings are very good, of course, but so are the bride-to-be looks that have started appearing alongside them.
For anyone planning a wedding of their own, the timing feels particularly good. These are people we already look to for style, travel, beauty, and plenty else, only now there’s a little bridal mixed in too. So, whether you’re here for ideas or simply want to follow along, meet the 15 newly engaged influencers bringing some very good wedding inspiration to our feeds.
Emma Leger
Emma Leger is officially in her bride-to-be chapter, and her wardrobe seems to have gotten the memo. The Canadian-born, New York-based influencer got engaged earlier this year and has since been giving us plenty of cream and white looks on her travels that feel particularly fitting for the moment. Of course, Leger’s style had our attention well before there was a ring involved, but said ring certainly deserves a mention: a two-stone, champagne diamond toi et moi design that’s inspiration in its own right. Between the fashion and all the celebrations still to come, there’s plenty of reason to follow along.
Hope LaVine
For bridal style inspiration, there are few people better to have on your feed than Hope LaVine. After all, hers was filled with wedding dresses long before she had a wedding of her own to plan. A bridal fashion stylist by trade, LaVine regularly shares gowns and new collections, giving you the chance to see pieces beyond the campaign imagery and discover designers you may not have come across otherwise. She got engaged in Hawaii at the beginning of this year, adding an entirely new reason to follow along. The bridal expert is officially a bride-to-be herself, and naturally, we can’t wait to see what she chooses.
Chloe Lecareux
There’s a reason Chloe Lecareux’s feed is so easy to get lost in. The Paris-based creator shares fashion alongside snippets from her travels and life in the city, and her videos have a way of making you want to keep watching. Her style has a distinctly feminine side, but there’s a coolness to it that keeps things from ever feeling too precious. Beauty makes its way into the mix too, which only gives brides-to-be more material to work with. And if her everyday style is any indication, bridal is going to look very good on her.
Devon Lee Carlson
Calling Devon Lee Carlson an influencer almost feels like an understatement at this point. The Wildflower Cases co-founder has become a fashion It-girl in her own right, with modeling campaigns and collaborations with brands like Reformation only adding to the appeal. And now, there’s a wedding to look forward to. Carlson got engaged to actor Duke Nicholson this summer, four years after the pair reportedly met backstage at a Lana Del Rey concert, which already sounds like the beginning of a very good wedding story. If her everyday wardrobe is anything to go by, we suspect the fashion surrounding this one will be very Devon, and very fun.
Carmen Montero Mundt
Yes, Carmen Montero Mundt just got engaged to Formula 1 star George Russell, and yes, that’s very exciting. But around here, we’re equally interested in the bride-to-be herself. The skincare co-founder has become a style favorite in her own right, with a wardrobe that always gives us something to take note of. And naturally, traveling the world with the F1 calendar provides a rather good backdrop for it all. Her engagement look only further proved the point. We were already keeping tabs on the wardrobe; the bride-to-be chapter is simply a bonus.
Rita Montezuma
Open Rita Montezuma’s Instagram and you may briefly forget you’re not on Pinterest. The Portuguese creator has the kind of feed that makes you want to save the entire thing, though her clothes are particularly good at getting our attention. There’s an ease to the way she dresses that makes even the coolest outfit feel like something you could actually replicate. Montezuma got engaged this spring, giving us yet another reason to keep checking in.
Linda Schulz
One million followers later, Linda Schulz clearly isn’t exactly a secret, but if she isn’t already on your feed, her recent engagement is a very good reason to rectify that. The German influencer got engaged in Provence with a beautiful oval-cut diamond ring and, naturally, looked very chic doing it. Schulz has long been a street-style favorite, with an approach to dressing that feels polished but still has enough personality to keep you looking. And while we’re excited to see what bride-to-be fashion brings, her autumn wardrobe is reason enough to stick around.
Tina Rodriguez-Araque
With Tina Rodriguez-Araque, the appeal goes well beyond the clothes. The Madrid-based creator is also the co-founder of the brand Nutka Studios, and that design eye comes through across her entire feed. Fashion sits alongside glimpses from her travels, beautiful spaces, and the art and books currently catching her attention. It all gives you a pretty good sense of her taste without her ever having to spell it out. Rodriguez-Araque recently added an engagement to the mix, announcing the news with a sweet nod to her fellow Aquarius. We’ll be interested to see how that very specific point of view makes its way into the wedding.
Dominique Nurtsch
Dominique Nurtsch doesn’t just show you what she’s wearing; she shows you what to do with it. The Australian stylist, writer, and creator is particularly good at putting an outfit together, often starting with elevated basics and finding a way to make them feel entirely her own. Videos like her “How to Style It” series and regular “Get Ready with Me” content offer actual ideas you can borrow rather than simply admire. And since getting engaged, we’ve even been treated to the occasional fiancée edition, which we absolutely love to see. There’s been plenty of white and cream, naturally, but it’s the way Nurtsch styles each look that makes the inspiration particularly good.
Izi Angus
When a stylist gets engaged, naturally, we have questions about the clothes. Australian creative Izi Angus works in fashion herself, and her feed gives you plenty of evidence of that, including glimpses behind the scenes at fashion shows. Her own wardrobe has a feminine streak but tends to push things a little further than the expected, which makes the prospect of her bridal style particularly interesting. Angus got engaged this summer, so we’re still at the beginning of this one. All we’re saying is: keep an eye on the outfits.
Reanne Witter
If your idea of an idyllic life involves the English countryside and a very cute dog, Reanne Witter’s page may be difficult to leave. The London-based creator shares daily vlogs alongside snippets of home and travel, and somehow makes you want to watch even the most ordinary parts of her day. Her style is another reason to stick around, and since getting engaged, there’s been a decidedly bridal turn to the wardrobe. This summer brought plenty of cream looks that made dressing for the bride-to-be chapter look particularly fun. Come for the fashion, stay for the puppy—we certainly wouldn’t blame you.
Bridget Brown
Bridget Brown loves a good vintage find, and considering she’s the owner of Augusta Vintage, that should come as no surprise. The Canada-based creator has a real talent for pulling pieces from another decade into the present, so her outfits feel nostalgic without ever looking like a costume. There’s an artistic quality to the way she dresses, and she knows exactly how to pull a look together without making it feel overly styled. Her eye for finding something with a little history is especially exciting now that she has a wedding to think about. If your bridal mood board could use something a little less expected, Brown is a very good person to have on your FYP.
Abby Price
Abby Price’s bridal era is one we have a feeling will involve quite a bit of embroidery. The founder of New York-based embroidery company Abbode got engaged in Mexico City this May, and if anyone knows what a little personalization can do, it’s Price. Her brand already offers plenty of ideas for brides, including embroidered bachelorette pouches and personalized robes for the wedding morning. Then there’s Price’s own style, which has a point of view all its own and often introduces us to designers and pieces we haven’t seen everywhere else. We have a feeling a little more bridal might start finding its way into Abbode, too, and that’s something we’ll happily keep an eye out for.
Ebony Let
Not all bridal inspiration has to come from the wardrobe. Ebony Let, founder of Italian skincare brand Hotel of Beauty, is one to follow if you’re already thinking about the beauty side of getting ready for a wedding. Alongside fashion and travel, she regularly shares skincare advice and get-ready-with-me content, including the kind of routines you’ll actually want to try rather than simply admire. And when glowing skin is part of the brief, having a beauty founder on your feed certainly doesn’t hurt. Consider this one for the bridal-prep folder.
Meg Helm
Meg Helm knows clothes, but she also wants to know whether they’re actually worth buying. The fashion and finance expert is behind the Substack Built Well, where she looks at style through a more discerning lens than simply what’s trending right now. Her own wardrobe follows suit: clean, chic, and very intentional without feeling overly serious. Helm got engaged this month, which means we’re catching her right at the beginning of the process. A fashion person who thinks this carefully about what she buys planning a wedding? We’ll be reading.
