Adi Heyman's blog is aptly named, with a fabulous display of fashion news and photos for a Jewish audience. She writes, "I, a self-proclaimed ‘fabologist,’ am fond of the fab, yet strive to maintain a balance . . . . Haute couture and the avant-garde are indeed obsessable, but also insignificant luxuries. These baubles may bring excitement, but genuine happiness comes from within."
Chloe Rushworth is a young British fashion blogger who runs her own business as a public relations campaign manager. She shares her thrifty, and for the most part modest, clothing finds from the UK.
This Australian, LDS blogger who goes by the nickname BJ has a degree in Fashion Design and Technology and is just starting her career, hoping to one day create her own line of modest bridal couture.
Jewish fashionista Debbie describes her blog, "I scour websites tirelessly looking for clothing that I know is not only in style, but meets my religious needs, and I wanted to have a place where other women could find the same thing. I also wanted to take extra care in showcasing major Hollywood celebrities who traipse around Hollywood in garb that I myself would wear to show women everywhere that modesty is as prevalent in high fashion and in Hollywood as it is in your local synagogue."
Stefanie Carrasco writes about her blog, "I am a working girl and a college student who just happens to love pretty clothes and anything fashionable. . . . I believe in modesty; it is what I live and believe, and I wouldn't have it any other way."
Chandra is a grade school teacher, recently engaged to be married, who adheres to Apostolic Pentecostal standards of modesty including skirts and dresses only, sleeves below the elbow and hemlines below the knee. She writes, "MoMoMod challenges the ideas that less clothing is more attractive and that style must be compromised in order to be modest. Stylish, fabulous, and modest—it’s possible."
Jenny, a flight attendant, wife and mother of two children writes about her blog, "One of my goals for this blog is to show people that you can still be fashionable while dressing modest." Clothing featured on the site targets LDS standards of modesty.
