17 Fashion Designers You Should Already Be Following On Instagram

The always-extroverted Simon Porte Jacquemus' dynamic mix of architecture, personal photography, and outtakes from his pastoral Spring/Summer 2020 runway, is guaranteed to soothe your homepage.

As the current acting creative director of Loewe and J.W. Anderson, it's no surprise that Jonathan Anderson's Instagram is both eclectic and profound. His grid weaves together the very best from both labels, as well as personal musings — all of which brand fans are loving.

This Brooklyn-based dressmaker (who brought back boho-chic style amidst a decade of highly disparate trends) has masterfully synthesized her eponymous brand account with her personal life, creating a feed that's as authentic as the print-rich frocks she's known for. Below, shop the Azul shade of her Ismaya-print top from her e-boutique.

Through his verbose captions, Valentino Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli routinely waxes poetic on the design process and brand muses alike. He's best-known for his colorful, tulle-clad couture, which has scored major red carpet moments and magazine covers in the past year.

Included in the spattering of small designers to watch is Michelle Waugh. When the luxury outerwear designer isn't busy dressing Bella Hadid in ankle-length trenches, she's sharing heartwarming family moments with her two daughters.

The LA-based designer behind cult It-girl brand, Staud, launched her namesake brand in just 2015 — and its eruption followed soon after. Its uprising was steadily documented through her personal instagram, which features tons of chic looks to draw from.

Alber Elbaz, who served at the head of Lanvin from 2001 until 2015, is about to take the fashion world by storm once again thanks to a partnership with Richemont that he announced last year. Be sure to watch the takeover from his IG.

This Project Runway winner (who now serves as a mentor for talent on the show) is currently using his page to document his recent do-good initiative: repurposing his atelier to ready colorful PPE for first responders to the COVID-19 crisis. When he's not changing the world, he's sending Coco Rocha and Ashley Graham down the runway in bright evening wear.

The elusive Creative Director of YSL is deeply besotted by the style set, as shown by his photo-shoot-filled feed. His latest muse, model Kaia Gerber has the latest YSL bag named after her. Constantly using his muses to weave the brand's evolving story, he takes to Instagram to document it all — making Vaccarello well worth a follow.

Behind the most classic leather bag of the aughts, there's a man that embodies far more maximalism than you'd expect. For a daily dose of unabashed joy and humor, Marc Jacobs delivers feel-good content and bold beauty looks alike, all through his personal page.

Be sure to follow ex-Givenchy creative lead Clare Waight Keller, who announced her departure last week after three historic years with the iconic Parisian brand. With her next move currently unknown, you'll want to keep an eye on her page for new developments — and continued style inspiration.

Jean Raymond sees his brainchild brand, Pyer Moss, as an experimental art project of sorts — which explains why its styles (and resounding content) are as aesthetically pleasing as you'd expect. The trailblazing label challenges social constructs and shifts conversations forward, making him one to follow going forward.

The sisters who founded Rodarte in 2005, share an Instagram account, packing twice the fun into one succinct feed. With an eye for vintage that's transformed their page into a nostalgic mood board of sorts, their posts are as pleasing as you'd expect.

Tibi's founder and creative director is equal parts designer and fashion blogger, with tons of mirror selfies worth purloining inspiration from.

Schiaparelli's Creative Director splices together all that glitters from the brand (gold adornments, for just about every body part) and a trove of BTS photos. The brand's Fall/Winter 2020 show was considered a favorite of Fashion Month, making him the one to watch for next season.

If you're looking for a true fashion icon, follow DVF — who's social media prowess is as strong as the wrap dress that first transformed womenswear decades ago. Her iconic, no-nonsense personality and female-forward initiatives make her tons of fun to follow.

When it comes to well-curated feeds, it doesn't get much better than Peter Do's. If you have an appreciation for minimalist design and neutral hues, you'll find yourself scrolling down his grid for hours, and reaping tons of style inspo in the process.