My Better Self, the girl-bossiest
Via YouTube, Instagram, and her podcast InPower, Louise Aubery aka My Better Self has become the spokesperson of a rising generation of women. A student at Sciences Po alongside her work as an influencer, today her 450,000 Instagram followers stand as testament to the viral appreciation of her positive talking points. Her goal? To take control of her life by freeing herself from complexes internal and external. This past December for example, one of her most widely shared posts denounced the fact that 1.7 million women in France currently live in menstrual precarity, or are unable to afford basic period supplies. Partnering up with Nutuus, an insurance company, a box of tampons was given to the association "Agir Pour La Santé Des Femmes" ("Act for Women's Health") each time the post was shared. Acting as head of the Girls in Biz club and an eco-friendly, inclusive lingerie line, this entrepreneur of the digital age is a role model for many of her followers.
Doina Ciobanu, the greenest style
How should influencers address sustainable development? How can we commit to a greener world, all while working in the fashion industry? Doina Ciobanu, model and trend-setter, is here with the answers, and her 650,000+ followers are all ears. Originally from Moldavia, the young model's life and work revolves around fashion, politics, and ecology — three areas she hopes to reconcile through her advocacy for durable development and her commitment to the No More Plastic initiative. By opening the floor on social media for debate and acting with total transparency, Doina has placed her bets on effecting change from within, becoming one of the scene's most effective advocates for a greener industry.
Jasmine Rose, the most positive
Jasmine Ross is the portrait of the healthy, modern New York woman. On YouTube and Instagram, the fashion and vegan beauty blogger offers her followers inspirational tips all while motivating them to consume mindfully and responsibly — the perfect recipe for a return to more authentic values. In her videos, the young African-American deconstructs prevailing opinions and beauty standards in the interest of a more inclusive world, all without sacrificing even an ounce of her signature positivity and humor. A film student and video editor, Jasmine has already caught the eye of important brands like Google, who has selected her for the highly exclusive YouTube NextUp Program.