10 Cake-Filled Instagram Accounts to Torture Your Sweet Tooth

1. @whimsydesignstudio: This feed is filled with some seriously pretty photos. Specializing in wedding signage, Meagan of Whimsy Design Studio is a calligraphy pro. There isn’t a surface that she hasn’t touched with her gorgeous handwriting.

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hand painted + pink + watercolor = 👌🏼

A post shared by lauren saylor (@afabulousfete) on Oct 2, 2016 at 8:59am PDT

2. @lauren.saylor: Watercolor and calligraphy are a bride's best friend. These sophisticated stationery and styling 'grams will have you scrolling for inspiration for hours.

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#TBT to this coastal navy and blush suite ⚓️ | #weddingstationery #calligraphy #watercolor #painted #handlettering #invitations

A post shared by Shannon Kirsten Illustration (@shannonkirsten) on Oct 6, 2016 at 7:47am PDT

3. @shannonkirsten: Shannon’s unique take on illustration and hand-lettering will make your wedding invites pop. As a bonus, she turns her illustrations into gift wrap — perfect for all the parties you get invited to as newlyweds.

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Making a dent in a pile. I'm actually enjoying some down time at the lake but what are videos for if not posting? Plus you know I gotta take like 5 seconds to remind you about the Modern Calligraphy Summit 2.0 flash sale that's happening. Get in at that early rate! My class is all about breaking the rules to achieve the wild scripts you see me lettering on the regular. And it's really damn fun. Come party with me. 🎉 #moderncalligraphysummit

A post shared by Party Sally (@partysally) on Aug 27, 2016 at 9:18am PDT

4. @partysally: If you're in need of chic place cards with a personalized flair, then Katherine is your girl. She puts an elegant spin on Southern class and will help make your wedding day oh-so-pretty!

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Flowery welcome sign 🌸🍃...see more of the process on my snapchat (I'm sugarandchic over there 🙂).

A post shared by zorrie lee | SUGAR + CHIC (@sugarandchicshop) on Jun 27, 2016 at 9:02pm PDT

5. @sugarandchicshop: Everything from mirrors and chalkboards to pumpkins and stamps can be adorned with handwritten calligraphy for customized wedding decor. Just pick a surface and Sugar + Chic has decorated it! Follow this Insta for inspo on ways to take calligraphy even beyond your invites.

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More throwbacks after searching through my camera roll. Envelopes to go with a @blissandbone bat mitzvah invite from a few months (or a year???) ago. Makes my #neon heart go pitter patter. #calligraphy #brushlettering

A post shared by annerobincallig (@annerobincallig) on Aug 3, 2016 at 7:53am PDT

6. @annerobincallig: Bright details, gorgeous lettering and swoon-worthy events are just a few things that Anne shows off. You’ll instantly fall in love with the pops of color that pepper her feed.

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Another stack down // thank goodness I married such a handsome hand model 🔥 #envelopecalligraphy #weddingcalligraphy

A post shared by Kathryn Christenbury (@fleurdeletters) on Jan 31, 2016 at 5:23pm PST

7. @fleurdeletters: This LA-based artist makes calligraphy look easy. Scroll through to find hand-lettered wedding details, inspirational quotes and a seriously cute baby bump.

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Something special en route to Utah for the babest of babes @renatastone. #missmulteemakes #brushlettering #calligraphy #marbletiles #madewithlove #youaremywild #vscocam

A post shared by Tina Yang (@missmultee) on Aug 22, 2016 at 1:01pm PDT

8. @missmultee: Tina’s love for paper and ink barely scratches the surface of her design talents. Follow her to find photos of awesome drawings, wedding decor and her adorable dog, Izzy.

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Revisiting this project with @methodhome today, can't help but dig the La Croix vibes on the envelopes. You see it? 📷: @peytonfrank #fearnomess

A post shared by LAUREN ESSL (@laurenessl) on Sep 15, 2016 at 10:54am PDT

9. @laurenessl: If you're as obsessed with color as we are, then this account is a must-follow. You can even take her calligraphy class to learn how to make your own custom cards!

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Had a bit of playful flourishing going on in the studio earlier this week for a @laurynprattes client! If you're looking to use a calligrapher for your wedding envelopes, be sure to book in advance to secure the time in her/his schedule. Find details on our services via the link in my profile {click the link, then this pic by @nkimphoto | bit.ly/envelope_addressing | don't worry...the address shown is fake ☺️}

A post shared by Laura Hooper (@lhcalligraphy) on Sep 29, 2016 at 3:59pm PDT

10. @lhcalligraphy: All hail the queen of calligraphy. You won’t be able to stop staring at Laura’s gorgeous work as you double tap every photo she posts.

11. @castcalligraphy: Handwritten lettering adds a personal flair to your wedding invites — especially if they are embossed. Cast Calligraphy knows exactly how to make an invitation suite look like a million bucks.

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So excited to see Lauren and Matt's wedding featured on @stylemepretty today! My lettering was incorporated into several elements of the Big Day, including into the invitation itself. Pop over to Style Me Pretty to see all of the dreaminess! (Photo by @clarypfeiffer )

A post shared by Michele Hatty Fritz (@meanttobedc) on Jun 10, 2016 at 12:04pm PDT

12. @meanttobedc: The world is your oyster when you have Michele to inspire your wedding calligraphy. Add a whole lot of meaning to your big day with custom decor that your guests will love.

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💕✨Your first impression to your wedding guests is the calligraphy on your invitation! #makeitcount ✍🏻️ #wedding #weddinginspiration #weddinginvitations

A post shared by Schin Loong (@openinkstand) on Oct 6, 2016 at 9:37am PDT

13. @openinkstand: Your wedding just got a whole lot prettier. With intricate and elaborate calligraphy, Schin Loong’s account will inspire you to make your menus, invitational suites and wedding signage look extra fancy.

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Dying over all the gorgeous colors we had for Paola and John's wedding, featured today on the front page of @stylemepretty. Check out this beautiful seafoam and peach wedding, brought to life by an amazing team: photography by @josevilla, planning and design by @joyproctor, florals by @kellykaufmandesign at the stunning @sunstonewinery #calligraphy #thankful #illustration #sunstone #feature #styled #sunstonewedding #sunstonewinery #seafoamwedding #vintagestamps #handmadepaper #screenprinted #custominvitations #details #handdrawn #handmade #handdrawnmap #map #silkribbon #waxseal #details our little #calligraphywaxseal made a little #showdown too!

A post shared by Karla Lim (Written Word) (@writtenwordcalligraphy) on Aug 24, 2016 at 7:44pm PDT

14. @writtenwordcalligraphy: Pretty pastels fill this feed of destination wedding invitations. Follow Karla Lim to daydream about faraway places and fairy-tale love stories.

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Stacks on stacks of @silkandwillow paper with a hand watercolor wash in the prettiest muted green with letterpress printing by @copperwillowps...I'm excited for this sweet June bride #weddingseason

A post shared by Miya Daigle (@layersofloveliness) on Apr 16, 2016 at 5:08am PDT

15. @layersofloveliness: Every last wedding detail is covered in this swoon-worthy feed of calligraphy and wedding decor. The gorgeous illustrations and photographed close-ups make this Instagram feed an easy favorite.

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1. Get green. Have a linen closet without a door? We are obsessed with the idea of adding a plant to give your space a fresh, calm feeling. Just don't forget to water it every now and then!

2. Clean and Clear. A lot of linen closets double as a medicine cabinet, a situation that can easily turn into chaos. By giving everything a home in clear bins, you'll be able to find exactly what you're looking for without rummaging to the dark, back corners of the closet.

3. Better with Baskets. Simple baskets that alternate sides on every other shelf provide a sense of visual balance. They also make it easier to keep your towel piles from looking messy and disorganized. Win-win!

4. Mix and Match. We love the way all the different containers in this linen closet harmonize. Create a hodgepodge with whatever you have lying around the house to make your shelves look more organized.

5. Box It Up. We're all for hiding the clutter in the most organized way possible, and using labels and storing your products in groups will make any organizing task seem so much more achievable.

6. Labels, labels, labels. Break out your sharpie to give each category its own individual cubby. Finding a spare sheet or extra set of towels couldn't be easier.

7. White Out. We're totally crushing on this all-white-everything linen closet. The dark gray door and mermaid hook give it the extra contrast that had us double-tapping the moment it showed up on our feed.

8. Add Ons. Adding pastel baskets gives your closet that perfect pop of color. And putting hanging baskets on the inside of the door keeps teeny things corralled.

9. Shelf Appeal. Don't have built-in shelves? Make them with a rack that fits snugly inside your linen closet. Adding your own means that you can personalize the spacing too.

10. Room to Grow. Give everyone in your family their own bin so everything stays where it belongs and doesn't creep back out.

11. Striped Situation. Hellooooo, color blocking! The horizontal lines on these baskets (and sheets!) make us want to take a seat and stare at this closet all day long. And the different sizes work are perfect for all of your organizational needs.

12. No Linen Closet, No Problem! Just create your own with a cool cabinet to store all your bits and bobbles. We love the look of this closet within in a closet!

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This article has been updated from a previous post.

1. 'Mocha Mousse' Kitten Heel Boots

Don't fight it — this style is back and better than ever. "We have all seen that Pantone has named 'Mocha Mousse' [color of the year], cementing that brown has surpassed black as the go-to neutral," Brandt muses. As for why she believes kitten heels boots will be a popular style in 2025, she believes it's a "super wearable" choice "for the colder weather months."

Check 'em out:Steve Madden Stasia Taupe Suade Kitten Heel Boots

2. Elevated loafers and flats on par with 'Quiet Luxury'

Did you really think we were done with quiet luxury? This is a trend that "focuses on classic design and high quality materials," according to Hall. After the success of, well, Succession, people aren't ready to let this trend go — and I don't blame them! Hall says, "We’re seeing a movement away from runway and status brands of the past several years, and instead, consumers have been drawn toward the echo of vintage style."

Hall also feels like people are looking to add comfort instead of "overabundance" to their wardrobes. He explained that after the pandemic, "comfort has prevailed as a predominant factor in shopping for footwear." You'll want to steer clear of gaudy designs with this shoe trend, instead reaching for "shoes with premium construction and materials" that don't have "noisy logos."

If you want a little bit of height, Sockel says "chunky loafers became a go-to for achieving the 'Prep School' aesthetic." She also saw that "ballet flats were a top request, with 38% of shoppers seeking ways to style them."

Check 'em out:Thursday Boots Penny Loafers

3. Low profile sneakers

This year saw the rise of the 'errand' or everyday sneaker. Hall says, "In contrast to the chunky sneaker silhouette, low-profile sneakers have been trending in 2024, and expect to see that trend continue in 2025."He adds that they're "defined by the upper confirming closely to the foot and lack of support around the ankle" making them "exceptionally versatile".

Both he and Brandt agree that the "iconic Adidas Sambas" are the driving force behind this with the latter adding, "But as they can be hard to come by, I’m seeing some alternate sneakers take the stage — particularly the Adidas SL72, and Onitsuka Tigers, especially the Mexico 66s."

If you need inspo for how to style them! Hall has a couple of tips because "the timeless low-profile look isn't going anywhere." He feels pairing them with "bell bottoms or flare-legged jeans" because they "create a long, clean line."

Check 'em out:Dolce Vita Notice Stitch Sneakers

4. Colorful shoes

The world already feels like a mess sometimes — why not be bold and have fun with your outfits?! While you continue leaning into the red and burgundy shades that continued to trend this year, Hall feels that "turquoise, fuchsia, and yellow tones will brighten up this spring from the past couple of seasons of neutrals."

Another outfit tip he has is to "opt for white and soft ecru shades in the rest of the outfit" as this will "help these bold colors speak for themselves."

Check 'em out:Dolce Vita Kanika Mid Heels

5. T-Strap Shoes

If you're still watching The Great Gatsby, you may be familiar with what Gillette Sowislo calls the "new shoe profile." In other words, she feels they're "an update on the Mary Jane trend we've been seeing for a few seasons."

We couldn't get enough of the revival of this that trend so it's going to be exciting to see you and other shoppers rock them with your 2025 outfits. Honestly, Sowislo is sure that "this versatile design can be found in flats, heels, and wedges."

Check 'em out:Manolo Blahnik Assala 105 Leather Point-Toe Pumps

6. Wooden Platform Shoes

Wooden platform shoes are having their comeback moment; more notably clogs. Sowislo says, "Since Chloe designer Chemena Kamali decked out the front row of her show in matching wood-bottomed platform sandals, the trend for boho-inspired shoes has risen. These can look like the playful platforms she debuted or be a more practical pair of everyday clogs."

Sockel added, "Looking ahead, we [Stitch Fix] predict a shift toward heeled shoes—think chic booties, clogs, and sandals—that pair seamlessly with oversized jeans and a simple tee for an effortlessly polished “Easy Street” look."

Check 'em out:Dansko Professional Clogs