For me this also works because I think it’s a good way for you to put your own spin on an outfit. It’s actually not that similar in the end but you can see she (unnamed blond lady) provided the structure/basis for the outfit, and I adapted with what I had. Instead of trying on 15 outfits and being late, I saw this photo and then pretty much straight away put together the outfit you see above.

I literally only had ten minutes to get dressed (late as usual!) and took one of those minutes to review my style board. One day I was dressing to go to a long lunch with friends. Here’s an IRL example: I loved this outfit and filed it away on my style board. So don’t be put off if you don’t have all the pieces, just adapt what you see.

You also don’t have to copy exactly what you see on your Pinterest board, the outfits are there as inspiration. Look for various interesting and inventive ways to wear these pieces and pin them. When you’re adding images to your board, try to make sure the outfits are reflecting items that you actually own – a striped top for example or a khaki jacket. You can check out my style board here – chances are you’ll see me decked out in a few of those outfits soon!

Keep this separate from any other fashion board you have where you include other inspiration, just focusing this one on outfits you would wear. The next step is to create a style board on your Pinterest profile, a place to store everything you see that inspires your outfits. The app is really easy to use, and this makes it super handy! The first thing to do is to make Pinterest as accessible as possible for when you’re getting ready, and for me that means putting it on my phone. Wearing: DIY gladiator flats, Zulu & Zephyr shorts, Witchery tank, J Crew Jacket, Dylan Kain Bag How To Use Pinterest To Create Better Outfits

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