Saudi girls have got fashion game, there’s no truer statement, really.

As a Khaleeji girl, it’s a pretty well-known concept that Saudis have a really great sense of style and this can be seen even in their choices of abayas.

The texture, print, lace style, color and everything.

Whatever form of outfit it may be, they seem to have a strong grip on what they want to wear and how they want to wear it. And it almost always ends up looking good.

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So, it’s no surprise the amount of Saudi fashionistas we have that are now successful around the region for it.

Check out some of our favorite Saudi fashion and beauty bloggers that you most definitely need to check out:

1. Hala Abdullah (@thehala)

Who hasn’t heard of the reigning queen at this point?

2. The Abduls (@theabduls)

London-based Saudi twins, Thana and Sakhaa, are the ultimate definition of a millennial class-act. Their clothing pretty much speak for itself.

Bold and edgy yet classy and elegant- all at once.

3. Jory (@madambluee)

Being a fashion stylist with DCatchers herself, Jory’s feed will give you that eclectic modern vibe that touches on today’s trends with an Arabian touch. We feel like everything that she touches turns into gold (or in this case, a trend.)

Her style is kind of the indefinable type, because she takes risks with her color and design-schemes that still result into greatness.

4. Lama AlAkeel (@lama.alakeel)

A follower count nearing 500k shows just how popular this lifestyle, beauty and fashion Instagrammer has come. Alakeel is a jet-setting wifey and momma who rocks whatever she wears, wherever she goes.

Her style is a combination of the classic ultra-chic yet casual glam that most Khaleeji girls are known for. A must-follow, indeed.

5. Abrar Hassan (@abrarhmf)

A turban-wearing fashionista based in Jeddah with a style so sleek and stylish, it’s almost enviable.

Abrar’s posts will give you inspo on how to look your best while staying modest, a concept that isn’t just limited to hijabis alone.

Can we please look just as good in a turban?

I mean..

6. Mariam Mossalli (@shoesanddrama)

And last but not least, Mariam Mossalli. Founder of the fashion blog, Shoes and Drama, a creative director, fashion editor and even a model scout.

You can’t spell fashion in Saudi and not include this gem of a woman, who is always looking to help empower and show off the unseen beauty of Saudi women- to the rest of the world.

I mean, the image below should speak for itself.

Al Baik and those clothes. Iconic.

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