5 body positive Instagram accounts you NEED to follow
Social media can be a depressing and negative space. I've compiled five inspiring body positive accounts that will sprinkle a daily dose of positivity to your newsfeed. From self love, to mental health awareness, and saggy boobs – these accounts are followed by the masses, and adored by thousands.
Chidera started the #saggyboobsmatter movement after loathing her saggy boobs when she was younger. She later learned to love them, and now she promotes loving your natural-self - saggy boobs included.
Stephanie's account revolves around fat acceptance and plus size style. Her photos are vibrant, cheerful, and she always writes empowering accompanying captions that move and inspire you. Stephanie's outfits also prove that it doesn't matter what size you are, you still have the right to look amazing.
Milly runs the account, @selfloveclubb – an account where she promotes self acceptance and mental health awareness. With posts relating to de-stigmatising crying, body positivity, and how posed photos can be deceiving, this brilliant page is informative, real, and raw.
1. Megan Jayne Crabbe (@bodyposipanda)
Megan Jayne Crabbe is a body positive advocate. After battling an eating disorder herself, Megan now promotes a positive body image and a healthy mind. Often posting videos of herself dancing and jiggling to music, Megan has built up a following of over ONE MILLION, and continues to inspire and empower them daily.
2. Dani Adriana (@iamdaniadriana)
Dani's account is full of fat-positive posts. Promoting self love, talking about eating disorders, and being open about mental health, Dani's account is a safe space for anybody battling with body image.
3. Chidera Eggerue (@theslumflower)
Chidera started the #saggyboobsmatter movement after loathing her saggy boobs when she was younger. She later learned to love them, and now she promotes loving your natural-self - saggy boobs included.
4. Stephanie Yeboah (@nerdabouttown)
Stephanie's account revolves around fat acceptance and plus size style. Her photos are vibrant, cheerful, and she always writes empowering accompanying captions that move and inspire you. Stephanie's outfits also prove that it doesn't matter what size you are, you still have the right to look amazing.
5. Milly (@selfloveclubb)
Milly runs the account, @selfloveclubb – an account where she promotes self acceptance and mental health awareness. With posts relating to de-stigmatising crying, body positivity, and how posed photos can be deceiving, this brilliant page is informative, real, and raw.
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