@freddiemade
The hilarious account of London-based Freddie Smithson, who creates perfect collages that combine pop culture and fashion: think the Kardashian klan Photoshopped onto the bodies of the Spice Girls or Theresa May's head superimposed onto a Balenciaga runway look.
He's obsessed with Rihanna and the Queen, putting Her Majesty's face on the singer's iconic looks (she shared some of them on her account recently too).
@siduations
Sidney Prawatyotin is behind fashion's favourite funny account, described by Vogue as an "absurd and funny perspective on fashion from the runway, street style, and award ceremonies".
A mash-up of images that create something new, some of our favourites include a Margiela model stalking a grey office, street style star Giovanna Engelbert in feathery Prada being watched by Big Bird, and this Easter post featuring a Comme des Garcons clad model at the supermarket.
@copylab
Chris Rellas' high and low, collage-focused account mixes celebrity, fashion, politics and art history, with pop culture-inspired edits (hello Kim Kardashian with added braces; Kellyanne Conway cast in a Versace campaign) and funny updates of historical art images (Raphael's Pope Julius II wearing a pair of sparkly Gucci sunglasses; Rembrandt’s Bathsheba at Her Bath with added Proenza Schouler heels).
@tasteofstreep
The premise of this charming account is simple: photos of Meryl Streep expertly superimposed onto photos of food. Samantha Raye created the account in 2016, and has since put the superstar actress' face on baguettes, tacos and a tasty Hershey pie.
@shitmodelmgmt
Two models anonymously run this account, which offers a darkly funny look inside the world of modelling - or, more specifically, model problems showcased through memes.
@angelicahicks
If you love quirky illustrations and fashion puns, follow Angelica Hicks' account right now. The London and New York-based illustrator - who is distantly related to Prince Charles - shares her colourful and striking sketches that will leave you giggling.
She also recently released a book, if you still like the feeling of paper between your fingers.
@youvegotnomale
Described as a "Professional Memer", Sebastian Tribbie's account will bring the sass and the snark to your feed - taking on celebrities, fashion designers, reality stars and more.
In April he was asked to be part of Gucci's #TFWGucci campaign (That Feeling When), which featured Gucci-themed memes on Instagram - Sebastian's contribution a take on the classic Starter Pack meme.
@jooleeloren
New Yorker Julie Houts, a womenswear designer at J.Crew, shares her clever illustrations that lovingly mock fashion, social media and 'aesthetics' - like her much shared guide to Coachella style.
