Top Fashion Influencer: Robin de Bree
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Amsterdam-based creator Robin de Bree (@scandivv) has built a loyal following by doing something that sounds simple but rarely is: picking up on the latest trends while still looking unmistakably like herself. With 229,000 followers on Instagram and 560,200 on TikTok, she shares her outfits across both platforms, alongside travel diaries and glimpses of her everyday life. She is also the founder and owner of the brand Scandivv, whose pieces appear regularly in her looks.
Bree has a strong eye for what’s next, but her wardrobe is built on a foundation of relaxed denim, fitted cropped tops and ballet flats, a nod to the Y2K revival that brought early-2000s silhouettes back into everyday dressing. Thanks to that steady base, she can try out new trends without her wardrobe losing its own character. When sporty track pants, ruffled mini skirts or sheer blouses make an appearance, she pairs them with the basics she already loves, which keeps the look personal and easy to recreate. The result is a feed that stays current while still reading as one clear point of view.
Colour is where her personality comes through most clearly. In the warmer months her palette turns lively, with coral, turquoise, pink, red, yellow and lilac taking over. The fitted V-neck top has become something of a signature, worn in almost every shade she loves. She also has an eye for small details that pull a look together, such as nails painted to match her top. Matching sets are another favourite, giving her an easy way to wear one bright colour or print from top to bottom.
When the seasons change, Bree’s palette settles into beige, brown, grey and white, and print starts doing the work that bright colour did in summer. Animal print becomes her go-to pattern in autumn and winter, giving her neutral outfits more personality, while polka dots appear on skirts as a lighter, more playful print. Colour rarely disappears completely, though. A pop of coral or red often finds its way back in through a pair of flats or a top, carrying her summer instinct into the colder months.
Jewellery is the finishing layer of almost every outfit, and she likes it bold. Her approach is built on stacking, the practice of layering several rings, bracelets or necklaces together for a bigger effect. Chunky gold pieces and oversized pendants can turn even the simplest tank top into a styled look. Many of these pieces come from Scandivv itself, which makes her feed a natural showcase for the label. Her eye for trends has also led to collections with NA-KD and Design by Si, turning her styling into pieces her audience can wear themselves.
Robin de Bree’s appeal lies in how approachable she makes trend-conscious dressing. Formats like “what I bought vs what I got” and “online vs on me” keep her content honest and relatable, showing how pieces look once they leave the product page. With a steady base, a confident use of colour and print, and jewellery that always has the last word, she shows that following trends and having a personal style can go hand in hand. For anyone looking for an up-to-date take on everyday dressing, she is someone to follow.