Black Influencers You Can Follow to Feel Like a Material Gworl

Its hot girl season! If you are having a little trouble channeling your inner material gworl, freight not. Here are five black Influencers you can follow to feel like a material gworl. As a material gworl, you must be attracted to luxurious and expensive things; glitz and glamour must be second nature. This is the golden rule of being a material girl. Why? Because you deserve it!

Black Influencers You Can Follow to Feel Like A Material Gworl

Lori Harvey

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The American model, style and skincare influencer is known for her sexy and minimalist styles. The exquisite beauty, as stylish as her father, is sure to spark your inner material girl with her love life and lifestyle.

2.Didi Stone

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This media personality known for her varying style of fashion. Her tastes ranges from body-flattering clothes to large size pieces. Her creative fashion sense, bold hairstyles and Paris persona makes her a top fit for all things material gworl related. She also has lovely travel and photography content to spark that lifestyle.

3.Chrissy Rutherford

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The digital creator and contributing editor at Harpers Bazaar is seen to favor pastel colors on her Instagram page. She also owns a website where she talks about self discovery and care!

4.Temioluwa Otedola

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The New York-based Nigerian is a beauty, art, fashion and lifestyle blogger known to showcase her unique fashion sense on her website-JTO Fashion. You can find amazing content there that will surely bring your glamourous side out.

5.Jackie Aina

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Last but not the least is Jackie Aina. A Nigerian-American YouTuber, known for her influence in the beauty industry. She is the first influencer to win the NAACP Award. Her activism concerning racism in the beauty industry has endeared her to many African Americans. Her contents are sure to make you a material gworl.

“Material gworl” is a phrase made popular by Tiktokers from rapper Saucy Santana’s song Material Girl. The phrase came about due to the rappers pronunciation of the word.

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