Sure, we all love checking out vegan food blogs. But here are some vegan fashion blogs you’ll love to follow, too!
By Lora O’Brien
We all know there are loads of great vegan food blogs out there. In fact, Eluxe often covers vegan recipes from some of our faves, including Oh She Glows, Chocolate Covered Katie, Rawmazing and more. But what about fashion? It’s actually harder than you’d think to find inspiring vegan fashion blogs.
That’s not because there’s a lack of great vegan brands out there. Nope. It’s simply due to the fact that quite often, people seem to give up on their sites! Researching this piece, for example, I found loads of interesting blogs, but then I realised that many of them hadn’t updated their posts for years.
And that’s a shame. From vegan accessories to vegan shoes, there are some beautiful products made by designers who promote cruelty-free lifestyles. While we cover these regularly in Eluxe, we do sometimes cover upcycled or recycled leather and eco-friendly silk, which means we can’t be classified as a ‘vegan blog’ ourselves. So, who can you follow out there that’s strictly vegan? And terribly stylish?
It may not be a huge list, but we found 7 awesome Vegan Fashion Blogs that we definitely think are worthy of your attention. Why not check them out?
7 Vegan Fashion Blogs You’ll Love To Follow
1. Style With A Smile
This is for sure one of our favourite vegan fashion blogs of all time! And it’s not just because Noa was one of our writers for years. We love her positivity, energy, and beauty, too!
After working as an animal rights activist for two years (she rescued tons of animals!), she decided there was a huge gap in the market for vegan fashion bloggers. The result? She launched her own site, Style With A Smile, and modelled vegan clothes she loved. Today, this highly photogenic writer inspires thousands with her sustainable vegan outfits and travel escapades.
One of the best vegan fashion blogs for: A personal view of what it’s like to be a vegan fashionista.
2. Ethical Elephant by Vicky Ly
Creator Vicki Ly created Ethical Elephant to be a cruelty-free and vegan lifestyle guide and above all, a voice for animals. She asked herself, “How do we get people to care about animals enough to change their consumer habits?” This blog aims to provide various answers. Ly features vegan fashion and lifestyle tips on a colourful and playful platform.
What we love most about this blog, though, is the awesome vegan shopping guide that’s here. Looking for truly vegan cosmetics, beauty products, shoes, or clothes? You’ll find a wonderful list of the best vegan brands and where to find them.
One of the best vegan fashion blogs for: Great product reviews and guides.
3. Vegan Happy Blog
This blog is attached to a store, yes. So it’s not one particular person’s blog. But that’s great, because you can shop all kinds of apparel for men, women and children. You can even download a free vegan cookbook! And we love that they donate 10% or more of their profits to animal rescue organisations. Awesome!
The blog section of this site features styling tips, ethical debates, and tips for living your vegan life to the fullest.
One of the best vegan fashion blogs for: Learning about vegan fashion…then shopping it!
4. Vegan Food & Living
Vegan Food & Living is your go-to resource for vegan food, news, health advice, environmental issues, ethics, fashion and beauty. In short, here you will find everything you need to enjoy your best vegan life.
This isn’t just a blog. It’s also a monthly magazine, weekly newsletter, and lifestyle hub. It’s not run by one particular blogger, but is instead a collective that features amazing, award-winning writers, such as the wonderful Sascha Camili. In case you don’t know her, she’s a PETA member, podcast host, and the founder of the world’s first digital vegan fashion magazine, VILDA.
But there are many other amazing writers on staff, and the blog also shares international news about vegan events and happenings.
One of the best vegan fashion blogs for: Thought provoking journalism on topics such as why cashmere isn’t ethical, why vegans don’t wear silk or use honey, the health benefits of being vegan, and more.
5. Tedi Sarah
Oh, how we love Tedi!
This adorable human’s vegan blog is all about “spreading good around the world and trying to live each day a little kinder, a little gentler, a little happier and a little healthier.”
Whether it’s food, fashion or wellness, everything you’ll find here will be vegan, and aims to improve this world a better place for people, animals and/or the planet.
Tedi is a proud mama to a special needs rescue dog Pani, as well as various rescue bunnies. She also fosters animals at her home in New York City, and volunteers at her local animal shelter. But her full time job is working as a child life specialist at a pediatric hospital.
What an incredible woman, right?
One of the best vegan fashion blogs for: Feeling like you just made a vegan bestie. Tedi gives you personal insights to her vegan life, with lots of gorgeous photography, too!
6. Chic Vegan
Chic Vegan keeps you on the forefront of ethical and eco-friendly living. They provide all the latest and greatest information on vegan lifestyles. This includes: interviews with vegan influencers, menu ideas and cooking tips, fashion inspiration and even beauty tips and trends.
One of the best vegan fashion blogs for: Learning about various vegan fashion brands.
7. Veg Out
From dining out to cooking at home, from the best cookware and latest kitchen products to interviews of leading chefs around the country, VegOut is your source for all things vegan food and drink.
The owner of the blog, Maggie Ortlieb, recognises that not everyone is going to go vegan. But she believes: “the more people who incorporate plant-based options into their daily lives, the better it is for the animals, the planet, and our collective health.”
Her goal at VegOut is to create a more sustainable food system. She does that by meeting people where they are, and showing them plant-based fashion and food alternatives that cause no harm.
As you might have guessed, this vegan blog covers more than just fashion. Here, you’ll find news, recipes, fashion, beauty and travel tips, and even a calendar of vegan events.
One of the best vegan fashion blogs for: Helping to make your whole life vegan!
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Nice Post…Thanks for sharing
You’ve got to check out wtvox.com, by far the best cruelty-free sustainable blog
Thanks for the tip! 🙂
Cool bloggers. I will definitely follow a few them 🙂
You should check out thechangedistrict.com. It’s basically a vegan shopping directory, but they also have a blog section as well.
Cool, thanks Jane! Will check it out!
Sruti Sethuraman has such a unique style. I didn’t know her blog before, but definitely a fan now!
She’s a vegan babe for sure! 🙂
Expressions NYC is a line of luxury vegan handbags. The handbags are PETA approved and the lining is made from recycled plastic bottles .
Great piece especially for new bloggers. I wish I would have known some of these things before I started fashion blogging professionally. I will definitely be sharing it.
Great post. There’re actually more and more fashion bloggers feature vegan products in their posts. Michal Kors also announced that they’ll stop using fur products by end of 2018. Check IG: @sightusa
All blogs are dead by now O.o
Except for the last one – Chic Vegan.
why is it so? it’s weird…
We recently updated the post Anastasia – we think you will love these new blogs!
Great post
I literally love them. thank you so much for sharing. cheers!
Great article ELUXE! So good to see so many awesome individuals helping change the way we with think about fashion and how we can all be more mindful of the ethical attributes of what we wear. Creating ethical bags and accessories is a passion of mine and would love to hear your thoughts about my brand Thea & Theos.
Thanks so much for your kind words! Will check out Thea & Theos 🙂
Man! these are some really powerful women!
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Great post!
I’m a vegan and just want to suggest a website with awesome curation of animal-free womenswear – Human 21 (human21.co)
Hi Arwa,
Great post, I read many articles on fashion but never got such nice post on fashion.
I appreciate you for sharing the great article as well big thanks got the list of best fashion bloggers.
Best regards,
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As a new vegan on the block, I agree with you there is still a lack of good vegan fashion blogs. As an Image Consultant I aim to educate people on how to look stylish and elegant with cruelty-free products. Please check my Instablog @ima_zh
My motto: #VeganWithStyle
Its an amazing blog i have ever visited I want to say thanks for writing a piece of classy words
This dress is interesting. I feel like at times though she should dress down, in terms of expense and overall style/look though for these events with Nadia murad. But then I’d have nothing to look at, lol. Loved the Alexander Maureen dress from the other day, with all the little prints all over it.
Cool post – I hadn’t heard of Ethical Code so thanks for the recommendation. As you mentioned was the fate of many other vegan fashion blogs, Duckalicious also hasn’t posted since March 2015 so I think she must have bowed out. It’s a shame though because I was fond of her monochromatic minimalism.
You’re so right Coral, it seems quite a few of the blogs have shut down. Good thing we recently updated this 😉