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Dua Lipa - The singer has recently won two Brit Awards for British Breakthrough Act and British Female Solo Artist. Her single 'New Rules' was the first song by a female artist to top all the UK charts since Adele's 'Hello.'

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Dua Lipa - Her 'New Rules' music video also made her the youngest female artist to reach a billion views on YouTube.

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Anitta - According to Vogue, the Brazilian singer promotes 'body positivity' and celebrates 'her femininity' with her fans and followers. The magazine pointed out the fact that she specifically asked for her body not to be retouched in her music video 'Vai Malandra.'

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Mette Towley - The young influencer has been turning heads ever since she starred in N.E.R.D.'s music video for 'Lemon,' in which Rihanna is seen shaving her head. 'I owe a lot of the success I’ve had in the last six months to the viral dance world,' she said.

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Mela Murder - The dancer and Major Lazer choreographer from Brooklyn rose to fame after a video of her dancing in the streets of Manhattan went viral. She got her breakthrough acting role in recent movie 'The Florida Project.'

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Dytto - The American dancer gathered a big fan base for encouraging freedom of movement in the dance industry. 'It doesn’t matter whether someone is trained professionally or not, you just want to see someone innovate,' she told Vogue.

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Cara Nicoletti - The host of Munchies' 'The Hangover Show' has become a hit on Facebook for her innovative recipes to cure everyone's hangovers.

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Peggy Gou - Born in South Korea and based in Germany, the DJ's fashion style is as eclectic as her dynamic music sets.

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James Whiteside - The renowned dancer is also known for his pop music persona JbDubs, and for his drag queen character Uhu Betch, who's part of the group The Dairy Queens.

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Zahra Lari - The young athlete is leaving her mark in the history of figure skating. She was the first to represent the United Arab Emirates in the sport in international competitions. Because of her success, the UAE became a part of the International Skating Union, making it the first Arab nation to join a federation of that kind.

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Dianne Garcia - Stylist Dianne Garcia is the brain behind Kendrick Lamar's and SZA's wardrobes, both on and off stage. She is often on tour with the two.

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Amiaya - Japanese twins Ami and Aya Sukuzi, who go by their pop name Amiaya, have been rocking the music and fashion worlds for their bold style and quirky personalities.

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Reese Blutstein - Social media's obsession with twins is far from ending. Reese (pictured) and sister Molly are only 21, but they're already 'low-key style icons' on Instagram.

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Bryndon Cook - At the age of 24, Bryndon has been a member of Solange Knowles's band for the past six years, and he took over the role of bandleader and musical director last year. According to Vogue, he 'describes his personal style as an homage to some of his childhood heroes.'

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Nana Ou-Yang - At the young age of 17, the young Taiwanese is already a prodigy cellist. She performed with Wiz Khalifa at the 2018 Breakthrough Prize at NASA’s Ames Research Center.

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Urassaya Sperbund - Also known as Yaya, she's been a star in Thailand ever since she was a teenager. She's been in several campaigns, movies and TV shows, and has an Instagram fanbase of over 6.3 million followers.

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Leah Abbot - The British influencer is part of the new wave of stylists and fashion designers who were found on Instagram. Most of the work she gets comes from her social media presence.

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Ascia - YouTuber and designer Ascia is super popular in Kuwait. Women all over the country look up to her for her style, which is inspired by their tradition yet features modern influences.

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Patti Harrison - Trailblazing trans-comedian Patti Harrison is also a writer and a beauty icon. '"I try and be as vulnerable in my comedy as possible, to open that door for other people,' she told Vogue.

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Sophia Roe - The Danish blogger is known on Instagram for her minimalist style and for being a fan of brands such as Isabel Marant and Balenciaga.

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MC Soffia - The Brazilian rapper, based in São Paulo, is only 14, but she has already performed during the opening ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. According to Vogue, she 'uses her music to stoke the beauty dialogue and uplift her fellow African-Brazilian women.'

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Hannah Stocking - By combining beauty advice and a touch of good sense of humor, the American influencer gathered over two million subscribers on her YouTube channel and 11 million on her Instagram page.

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Doreen Garner - American tattoo artist Doreen Garner has been rocking Instagram with her artistic work.

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Tiwa Savage - The Nigerian afropop and R&B singer is not only a music icon, she's also a fashion staple for her trendy style.

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Kamilla Osman - The 22-year-old blogger from Canada rose to fame for her resemblance to Kim Kardashian.

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Jon Rafman - The Canadian video artist became an online hit for his visionary animation, avatar and 3D work.

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Maxine Ashley - Pharrell Williams is a huge fan of the singer, and he was the one who found her on YouTube. He's produced her songs, which have R&B, hip hop and Latin influences. She's also popular on social media for her makeup tutorials.

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Influencers - Vogue listed 100 influencers in total, also including Lauren Auder (United Kingdom), Yona Jimenez (Mexico), Fela Gucci (South Africa), Aziza Azim (Russia), Adriana Hot Couture (Italy), MLMA (South Korea), Tara Emad (Egypt) and Ruby Mary Lennox (Germany).

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