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TikTok has come a long way from its Musical.ly days. Now, TikTok teens have the power of influencing brands and even Instagram content creators are jumping on the TikTok bandwagon. We've already seen TikTok's viral power with thebut fashion brands aren't that far behind. Whenever Emma Chamberlain or Charlie D'Amelio share their outfits with their followers, thousands hurry to find out an exact match.
Thanks to TikTok's FYP algorithm though, you don't have to get your fashion recs from the biggest influencers. Instead, peeps like you and I can share our best clothing hacks on the app (like
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