In 2014, influencer Jeffree Star founded his makeup line, Jeffree Star Cosmetics, with the goal of creating a lightweight liquid-to-matte lipstick.

Today, the company sells a range of products, from eyeshadow palettes, merchandise, to concealer, and recently made headlines after Star collaborated with YouTube creator Shane Dawson on a collection that crashed Shopify from “extremely high shopping volumes,” according to the e-commerce platform.

Developing a consumer product to sell directly to followers is one popular way influencers earn money online, and it’s only becoming more lucrative.

Influencer-led DTC brands started in earnest in 2012, with companies like the fitness program, “EmFitChallenge”; the phone case company, Wildflower Cases; and the cold-press juice line, Suja, according to a recent report on the state of “influencer-to-consumer” brands by the influencer software company Mavrck.

Now, Business Insider is putting together a power list of the leading DTC brands founded by creators. The list will be determined by Business Insider based on our reporting and the nominations that we receive, and take into consideration factors like sales, reach, and impact on the influencer business.

Please submit your ideas through this form by December 1.

Check out our previous power lists, highlighting the top 14 talent managers and top 18 talent agents in the YouTube influencer space, who are shaping the future of YouTube creators, for a sense of how this list will look.

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