The Best Personal Style Blogs to Read Now

This is Bianca from Avant Blargh. She first came on our radar with her posts on the Lucky Community but after we checked her site out, it was clear she had style for days.

Pretty much every woman in the office is jealous of her hair. I might be a little jealous too. What of it? Get out of my face.

Bianca has an eye for vintage-inspired pieces, for sure. That's only half the battle though. She manages to style them in a way that doesn't come off as desperate for attention or trying to be cool. It's just simply...cool.

Head scarf game is next level. Possibly level after next level.

To sum it up, Bianca is our new go-to for vintage style with menswear undertones. Head-to-toe on point.

Jayne Min is the skateboarding mind behind Stop It Right Now. I have no problem saying that she has the best style I have ever seen on the far reaches of the internet. Plus, she makes fashion skate decks. So there's that.

The thing about Jayne's style is that no detail is ever overlooked. Simple things like a chain across her shoe make a huge difference.

Humor, it does a body good.

When it comes to that slight drape with a little bit of structure vibe, there is nobody better than Jayne.

A look from NYFW. The Givenchy shark tooth necklace is far nicer than the ones I got when I was a kid. Especially when paired with that jumpsuit. And mind you, this is just a taste of what you'll find at Stop It Right Now.

Stephanie is another blog we caught on the Lucky Community and fell pretty hard for. She's got layering skills that rival a practiced baker and seems pretty adept in the beauty department as well.

Pretty clear that Steph (can I call you Steph?) has that arresting look into the camera gaze down.

That whole "regular shirt with a big skirt" thing is pretty played out. But, when you wear a shirt with big lips on it, the game changes.

Socks and heels, a bold move. When the proportions are played right, like above, it all pays off.

Probably the winningest look from Steph's site to date in my humble opinion. Button-fronts buttoned up to the top win always. Could even go the final step if she wanted but pretty much perfect.

Ndoema caught the eye of our entire editorial staff when she showed up at our last FABB conference in New York. Her striking hair, singular style and sunny disposition impressed our editor-in-chief and it was clear we had to check out her site a little more.

Every single post is produced with such high quality so you know you'll never be disappointed with the product.

Each look is styled to within an inch of its life, but not in a way that appears overworked or contrived.   

Mean muggin' for days.

So there you have it, The Global Girl is a must-read. And don't get it twisted, it's not just a name. Ndoema is truly global (with 3 citizenships to prove it) and has an interesting story to tell.

Full disclosure here: Margie used to work here, helped us plan the FABB conference and contributes to luckymag.com. After her experience at Lucky, she caught the blogging bug and homegirl is killin' it at Margie Plus.

Margie has an eagle-eye for the best plus-size fashion options. She wears loud prints like it's her job, but it all comes together just right.

She shows off quirky style moves like layering a v-neck over an electric red dress that many may not have considered.

It's always a pleasure to see Margie adventure through the various phases of blog posing. Don't mess.

If you're on the hunt for good plus-size style tips and options, look no further than Margie's site. She runs game on West Coast style with ease. Definitely worth your time.

Meet Michelle, the HBIC of Glisters & Blisters straight out of Jakarta, Indonesia. Always remember that fashion is a global industry and blogging is a global practice. Look beyond your borders.

Like most fashion blogs these days, Michelle comes with a sick nail art-obsession that can't be cured.

Her attention to detail is key.

Outfit shots in motion, an advanced blog move that Michelle pretty much aces on the regular.

Pitch-perfect style from the other side of the world, what's not to like?

Bebe Zeva's style is pretty aggressive. She's sort of like a hybrid of Cat Marnell and some Disney villain. And of course, I like to think that's a good thing.

I don't really know what's going on or where the hell that jacket came from but it's good.

Skulls, crosses, black, good, great, grand, wonderful, get on the bus. The Fated to Be Hated bus.

Metallica t-shirts make the world go round.   

Sure, her style is a little crazy. There are spikes, skulls, crazy leopard things and pretty much everything else, but you gotta hand it to Bebe for putting it together. All around? Probably some of my favorite style on the web.   

The first thing that caught my eye about Couture Lust was the layout. It bucks the traditional fashion-blog format, which is refreshing. Beyond that, the photography and of course the style are all on-point. Plus, she's from Queens. Queens rules.

The shoe that launched a thousand fashion blogs, the sneaker wedge.

Never have the steps of the post office by Penn Station looked so good. Kenzo hat game strong.

The composition in most of Couture Lust's photography is another reason to love it. Well chosen backdrops and effective framing make it worth your time.   

For a zen-like experience in style, make sure you check out Couture Lust. It does a mind good.

Apneet Kaur is the mind behind The Fabric Snob. Although she's based in Brooklyn, she's currently blogging from the road and sharing her journey which gives the added bonus of travel and photos.   

Ahh the tied around flannel and slightly destroyed leggings, it's so 90's and so good.

I'd have to say my favorite thing about Apneet's work is how she uses color. The palettes are always complimentary and never garish.

Crazy pants.

For those who like to go thrift shopping and admire a sort of boho causal style, this blog should be your homepage. Get into it.

Whoa now. Whoa now. Here is a blog that easily stands on its own. Fresh from the Netherlands and written by Ivania Carpio, Love Aesthetics is like a crisp white sheet in a world of floral bedspreads. In other words, a stark and slightly severe breath of fresh air.

White on white with weird proportion plays, awesome.

Psh, Cinderella don't care.

If you look closely, you'll see that the proportions of that coat are not traditional. Ivania takes a lot of risks with cut and fit and they pay off well. It may not be for everybody, but it's worth a try.

If you ever need a push to try something new or want to look like a modern-version of C.S. Lewis' White Witch, make your way to Love Aesthetics.

Four-pins.com describes Jessica from Hapa Time as "generally fucking fire flames" and crowned her the hottest lady blogger around. I think that's self-explanatory. Aside from her genetic lotto winnings, she pulls out some pretty next-level style anybody could learn from.

A keen eye for accessories never goes unnoticed.

Jessica's on fire.

See what I mean about that eye for accessories? It's the little things, man.

Jessica has a knack for West Coast style, there's no doubt about it. It's completely accessible too, an ideal choice for anybody looking for inspiration but doesn't wanna get to nuts. Follow up.

Huge stunning photos and clothes you'd never consider are a big thing on Shine by Three. Think silver sleeved jackets, weird geometric prints and wide leg jumpsuits.

Cop that crystal pattern thing now.

When done properly, the oversized button-front is killer.

Just hangin' out on a massive swing.

And there's the jumpsuit. Give it up for Margaret's work. Hopefully after reading this list you'll have gained some new bookmarks and some heatlhy style inspo. If not, I don't know what to tell you.