Top 16 Canadian Fashion Influencers

Best for: Broad Canadian fashion reach. alexis is the largest account on the list at 233k followers and is openly based in Canada, making it the widest single reach here for a national fashion push. Engagement is steady rather than high, so treat it as a top-of-funnel reach play more than a deep-engagement one.

Felix Caron runs a focused menswear account in Montreal, helping men dress better with weekly style tips, and lists a talent agency contact. His followers read as about 89% real, one of the cleaner audiences on the list, which suits brands that want trustworthy menswear styling content.

Fitted Toronto is a street-style page catching real fits on the city's streets rather than one personality, with a roughly 89% real audience. It is a strong fit for footwear and apparel brands that want their product seen on real people in an urban setting.

Bianca Tomash presents as a personal stylist, and her followers engage well above what is typical for her size, so styled product placements tend to land. Useful when you want a creator who can actually dress a look rather than only model their own.

David Antonio is a Montreal personal-style creator working through a talent agency, with engagement comfortably above the norm for his follower count. A good pick for French-Canadian menswear and lifestyle styling campaigns.

Aman Yadhav explicitly invites brand and UGC partners in his bio and posts Toronto-based personal style. With a roughly 84% real audience and healthy engagement, he is set up for paid, ad-style content rather than just organic posts.

ERIK XEI decodes men's style out of Calgary, offering things like a color-combo playbook, so his content teaches rather than just shows. Good for grooming, apparel and accessory brands that want explainer-style menswear content from western Canada.

VIVIAN runs an outfit diary out of Edmonton and tags small local labels, with engagement well above typical for her size. A natural fit for brands wanting authentic, everyday women's styling content from western Canada.

Noah pairs the cleanest audience on the list, about 91% real, with the highest engagement of any creator here, so his Toronto style posts get unusually strong response. Best when genuine reaction matters more than raw follower count.

Joseph works through a talent agency and points followers to new YouTube videos, so he creates across formats, not just Instagram. Useful when you want a Canadian style creator who can carry a campaign onto longer video too.

Best for: Custom and made-to-order. jaylun spencer links a customs line, which makes the account a fit for made-to-order, personalization or limited-drop campaigns. Engagement runs well above the norm for the size, so a niche, product-led brief should perform.

Gabriel Paul Caron describes himself as a designer, scholar and luxury-fashion consultant, so he reads as an expert voice rather than a daily outfit poster. Best for premium or heritage brands that want considered, credibility-led commentary.

Damybwoy is an award-winning model with Canadian and Nigerian roots and an apparel line on the way, so he is a fit for editorial and shoot-led fashion work. Engagement is modest for his size, so lead with the visuals rather than comment volume.

Ryan Culligan blends fashion, photography and lifestyle and is agency-repped, with a clean audience reading about 88% real. A good choice when you want polished, photography-grade fashion content rather than quick phone fits.

Matt Chalut mixes fashion, lifestyle and fitness, and his followers engage far above what is typical for his size. Useful for activewear or athleisure brands that want a creator credible in both style and training content.

Best for: Vancouver streetwear. retrogravy posts streetwear-leaning content out of Vancouver and frames it around community and giving back. A fit for streetwear and skate-adjacent labels that want a west-coast voice with a values-led angle.