The Young Socials You Should Be Following on Snapchat
You can live a glamorous (vicarious) life through them.
Long before there was social media, there were socialites—it girls (and boys) whose job it was to see and be seen. Instagram may give you a glimpse into the polished, glamorous lives of the social set, but Snapchat will take you behind the scenes of every party—and pre-game pilates class and shopping trip and wild weekend out and cozy weekend in... you get the picture. The only thing we don't love about Snapchat is how hard it is to find anybody, so we tracked down the best young socials to follow.
Dree Hemingway
Username: dreelouise
Ernest Hemingway's great-granddaughter was the first non-nude centerfold model featured in Playboy; her cover shoot was an "ode to Snapchat."
Hannah Bronfman
Username: HannahBGood
You'll see plenty of Bronfman working out and cooking healthy meals with fiancé and fellow DJ Brendan Fallis, but these two rarely miss a party (mostly because they work them).
Leandra Medine
Username: @man_repeller
The Man Repeller founder has answered questions from readers in her stories. Also, she's hilarious.
Alexa Chung
Username: chungalexa
Follow the model and TV personality for a peek into her fashion collaborations and enviable travels.
Nell Diamond
Username: nelliediamond
The Hill House Home founder runs with a chic crowd and her stories are a lens into that world. Sample story: a photo of a Chanel handbag captioned, "When your mom buys your love."
Katherine Schwarzenegger
Username: kitty1213
You get to watch this author and blogger (and the daughter of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver) goof around with her friends.
Caroline Vreeland
Username: cvxx
This great-granddaughter of fashion icon Diana Vreeland is a budding singer/songwriter.
Gigi Hadid
Username: itsgigihadid
The model recently posted a story showing how to make crèpes filled with Nutella , mint chocolate chip ice cream. More of that, please.
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