9 ultra-stylish kids to follow on Instagram for fashion inspo

Fashion bloggers are aplenty, but mini style influencers? Sign us up. Not only do these trendsetting kiddos rock the chicest threads, but they also have an Instagram feed we all aspire to, and are ultra-adorable to boot.

Yes, we all know their stylish snaps are likely thanks to sartorially-savvy parents, but it hasn't stopped us from going "awwww…". If you're looking to get bubs all dressed up for cute pictures, here's where to get your inspiration.

1. Jayla Jocelyn Jovellanos @jaylajovellanos

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Jayla's Instagram page is a showcase of her in costumes, sisterly photos with older sister Kennedy, and mummy-and-me outfits with mama Michelle Nhu, who is a blogger and clothing brand Joce & Roe - it's no wonder the kids' have got such stylish get-ups.

2. Kennedy Monroe @kennedy_mo

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Jayla's sister Kennedy has her own Instagram page, too, which sees her in a deluge of stylish looks, from boho-chic get-ups to matchy-matchy outfits with the family. Plus, we adore those wild curls.

3. Jung Woo-joo @wooju09zion15

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Casual layering, oversized tees, caps and bucket hats, and soft tousled locks - if you're gunning for that K-pop idol or boy band look, get your browser on this 12-year-old South Korean kid model's page, who was also a Top 15 finalist in South Korean entertainment label SM Entertainment's, Kidz Model.

4. Coco @coco_pinkprincess

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Flaunting a penchant for layering, eccentric accessories, and designer togs, this 10-year-old Tokyo-based Instagram star has already garnered a following (625K at the time of writing) that many style influencers would be envious of.

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5. Laerta Lea @fashion_laerta

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You know how kids just love dressing up in Mum's clothes? Laerta Lea has got it down pat with a grown-up aesthetic that's polished but age-appropriate. Although that's not to say you won't find soft toys, cutesy backpacks, and Disney prints on her feed.

And her style has racked up over a million followers on Instagram to date, as well as features on major fashion magazines.

6. Ryan Secret @ryansecret

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Street-ready designer kicks, shades, and upswept locks - this cool kid nails everything from athleisure and streetwear to dapper shirt-and-bowtie combos.

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7. Mini Style Hacker @ministylehacker

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Got a trio of boys in your household? Take a leaf from Collette Wixom, who's behind Instagram account @ministylehacker and frequently dresses her three boys, Ryker, Grey, and Wyatt in casual-cool matching outfits.

8. Harley & Harper @harleyharpertwins

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You can count on twin girls Harley and Harper having the chicest baby outfits when mom is local fashion influencer Nellie Lim. She runs their account @harleyharpertwins, where she dresses up them in everything from pink flamingo prints to Baby Dior togs.

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9. Olivia @life_of_livie

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Floaty frocks, pastel hues, ruffles, pretty prints, and bow-adorned hairbands - if your little one is into sweet, romantic styles, then you'll want to check out Olivia's page.

This article was first published in The Singapore Women's Weekly.