Top 10 Indian Plus Size Fashion Influencers

Aashna Bhagwani is the kind of fashion creator who makes style feel less intimidating and way more fun. Her Instagram has outfit ideas, but also honest chats about body confidence.
She often talks about learning to accept her body, something most people quietly struggle with, too.
Her looks are stylish but still practical enough to try in real life.
And her whole message is simple: bodies aren’t categories like “plus” or “slim”… they’re just bodies.
Honestly, you go for fashion inspiration… and accidentally leave feeling a little more confident.

Neha Parulkar is one of those fashion creators who’s been talking about body positivity long before it became a trendy caption on Instagram. Her page mixes outfits with honest conversations about body shaming and confidence.
She’s even walked the runway at India’s first plus-size fashion show, which is pretty cool considering fashion has spent years pretending only one body type exists.
Her outfits are fun and slightly unexpected, the kind you could recreate from your own closet.
Basically, you scroll for styling ideas… and stay for the reminder that confidence is the real fashion hack.

Neelakshi Singh, the creator of Plump To Pretty, has basically spent years proving that fashion doesn’t come with a size chart. She started blogging back in 2012 and never really stopped experimenting with clothes.
Her journey wasn’t easy; she dealt with an eating disorder and a lot of body insecurity growing up. But instead of hiding, she turned that experience into body-positive fashion content.
Since then, she’s walked at Lakme Fashion Week and worked with brands like Dove and Adidas.
Her vibe is simple: wear what you like… and maybe stop letting fashion rules boss you around.

Amena Azeez started Fashionopolis in 2011, mostly because she was tired of fashion acting like only one body type deserved good clothes. So she built her own little corner of the internet where style is actually size-inclusive.
Her blog mixes fashion, feminism, pop culture, and the occasional “why does the industry still think this way?” moment.
She’s worked as a stylist and designer too, so she’s seen the fashion world from the inside.
Basically, her whole vibe is simple: fashion should fit people… not the other way around.

Sayanti Mahapatra started blogging about fashion while still in college, mostly because she liked clothes and had opinions about them. What began as a small blog slowly turned into a full content career.
When the pandemic hit, and everyone else was figuring out banana bread, she doubled down on creating fashion content, thrift outfits, DIY styling, and budget hacks.
Her style is very “look good without spending your rent.”
She also talks openly about body positivity and self-expression.
Basically, her page proves one thing: good outfits don’t need a perfect body… or a huge budget.

Tanesha Awasthi runs Girl With Curves, which honestly started as her way of proving fashion shouldn’t only work for one body type. Growing up, she was bullied about her size, and someone even told her she’d never belong in the fashion world.
Well… awkward prediction, because she ended up building a whole fashion platform around it.
Her Instagram and blog are full of outfits, beauty tips, and bits of everyday life, including motherhood. She spent years doubting herself and then finally went, “You know what? I’m wearing the outfit anyway.”