Pinterest is just great, isn't it? A treasure trove for the creative mind, it offers up inspiration for everything you’d ever need.

Looking to redecorate? You’ll find ideas here. Want to try a new recipe for dinner tonight? You know Pinterest has you covered. Or, is your capsule wardrobe feeling a touch bland? Reams of chic Pinterest outfits are at your disposal, showing you new ways to style a simple pair of jeans whilst simultaneously convincing you that there's something in the pink cardigan trend.

Personally, whenever I’m in a fashion rut and my go-to outfit formulas just don't have the impact they used to, I look to social media in search of inspiration. As someone who has chronic decision paralysis in the mornings and desperately needs that precious extra 30 minutes of sleep, it’s great to have some fail-safes at the ready. So, I asked our social team to find me the most-saved Pinterest outfits, with the hopes of re-creating them for you (and me).

One thing I do have on my side is that I’m a fashion editor. One of the many remits of my job is finding you the chicest, most expensive-looking buys, because as much as I’d love a wardrobe full of The Row and boho-luxe brands like Chloé, my bank account just doesn’t allow for it. So, you’ll be thrilled to hear that these outfit builds are made up of brilliant pieces from high-street heroes H&M, Zara and COS. Who doesn't love great fashion at a reasonable price?

Without further ado, here are the six chicest Pinterest outfits, and they're winter-ready.

6 Chic Pinterest Outfits Worthy of Re-Creation This Winter

1. Blazer + Jeans + Biker Boots

Style Notes: Blue jeans and a black blazer are about as unique as florals in spring; hardly groundbreaking stuff. However, when paired with a graphic tee and finished with biker boots, you have a look that feels chic, a little playful and endlessly cool.

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2. Blazer + Cuffed Jeans + Loafers

Style Notes: If "pin-worthy Parisian outfit" were the dictionary, this blazer and cuffed-jeans look from Melodie Banfield would be there. Oozing an elevated preppy polish, her look is worthy of DIY-ing.

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3. Denim Dress + Prairie Blouse + Cowboy Boots

Style Notes: A popular misconception is that denim dresses only work in the summertime. Well, upon stumbling across Rebecca Ferraz-Wyatt’s look, this was quickly put to rest in my mind. Layered with a maximalist oversized-collar blouse and red cowboy boots, her look is both on-trend and fit for winter (when finished with a pair of tights, of course!).

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4. Trench Coat + Printed Trousers + Trainers

Style Notes: If you’re looking to spice up your basics, prints and pastel colours are solid options. I’ve been a long-time hater of leopard print, but I can't deny that Karina’s butter-yellow maxi trench and woven bag make it look far more premium, and may be swaying me to the other side. Finish with a simple white tee and trending trainers.

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5. Shearling-Trimmed Jacket + Jeans + Printed Trainers

Style Notes: If in doubt, opt for warmth! With the weather cooling in London, a shearling-trimmed jacket will transition with you through the season. Keep the rest of your outfit as simple as possible to really let your leather shine. If you're still unmoved, add some visual interest through a fun printed shoe.

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6. Bomber Jacket + Scarf + Trousers

Style Notes: We love a monochromatic moment, and Hollie Mercedes's head-to-toe beige look feels blissfully current with the addition of a splash of colour, especially red. Adding interest and joy, it's my favourite on this list.

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Ochre, cinnamon, rust, burnt orange and terracotta—there are many things that this season's biggest colour trend is, but easy to pin down is not one of them. Yet despite this indecisiveness, the fashion world has gone gaga for this earthy hue. With Pinterest saves for terracotta increasing by 95% over the past six months, it has become the cool girl's go-to shade for expensive-looking style. The reason lies in its versatility: it offers the same neutral sophistication of monochrome but also the ability to add a pop of colour—not as garish as fizzy pop orange but less boring than brown. Think of it as 2018's answer to the Giorgio Armani's 'greige'.

Terracotta made an early appearance at the A/W 17 shows, strutting its way down the celeb-lined runways of Mulberry and Prada. Fast forward six months to S/S 18 and Natacha Ramsay-Levi is sending a terracotta-coloured velvet suit down the catwalk for her first Chloé collection. Clearly this is not a one-hit wonder. Cult brands such as Jacquemus and Nanushka also deserve a portion of the praise, building their niche offerings around the sultry appeal of earthy tones—they captured the zeitgeist in a shade and are now reaping the rewards. Naturally, the high street also got in on the action, with a number of brands—most notably Mango—taking it upon themselves to become the arbiters of terracotta style. The result is a plethora of chic staples—from pinafore dresses to slingback shoes. 

We've hunted down our favourite terracotta outfits from Insta's most stylish individuals. From summer-ready co-ords to retro polka dot jumpsuits—you're about to make your Pinterest feed very happy.

We Are Twinset look to the high street—namely Warehouse and & Other Stories—for these colour-match ensembles. We love the addition of white rope sandals.

A terracotta slip skirt is always chic, especially when paired with a nonchalant printed tee.

Camille Charriere's Mango top is begging to be worn with high-waisted trousers for Friday night drinks.

When rendered in flowing silk, terracotta looks seriously expensive. Keep it simple with nude accessories. 

An Arket, earth-coloured shirt dress is a great investment for the season.

The terracotta trend lends itself nicely to swimwear—particularly in polka dots or stripes. Charlotte Kuhrt shows us how it's done.

A statement blouse is one of our new season must-haves. Pernille Teisbaek blends in with her surroundings in this Massimo Dutti waist-tie number.

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Need a new way to wear your slip dress? Layer it over a black tee à la Ebony Boadu.

Trust Jacquemus to deliver the perfect terracotta-coloured shirt dress. 

Anna Vitiello gives us all the bikini accessories goals with this chic seaside look.

Lotte Williams channels Andie McDowell in Four Weddings and a Funeral in this polka dot Mango jumpsuit.

Co-ords are still going strong according to Celeste. The proportions on this are so flattering.

It's the Chloe suit everyone's talking about (well, half of it anyway). We need these in our AW18 wardrobe... and we'll take those shoes too.

If in doubt? Go head-to-toe terracotta. A sure-fire way to turn heads in the street.

Hannah Stefansson wears an earthy iteration of the sellout Zara shirt. We approve of her choice of matching neutral accessories.

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Who What Wear's Hannah Almassi shows us how to work a knitted wrap dress. This is perfect for when the weather starts to cool.

Bohemian blouse? Check. Medallion necklace? Check. That is one happy pair of trousers.

Terracotta shoes are the ideal accompaniment to a pair of white jeans. 

An unending source of summer holiday dressing inspiration, Lisa Aiken reveals the bohemian side to the trend with this Lucy Folk two-piece.

Lucy Williams champions up-and-coming brand Stine Goya in this laid-back summer ensemble. Kudos for the terracotta vans.

We're totally here for the Grecian elegance of Aimee Song's floor-skimming gown. 

Another summer holiday look (we're starting to see a theme here) but this time from fashion blogger Jessie Bush who shows that terracotta is a more interesting alternative to a black or white cami.

Proof that the trend doesn't need to be confined to sun-drenched beaches. A pair of box fresh sneakers and grey sweater complement Pull & Bear's terracotta trousers nicely—perfect for summer in the city.

Vens Wife Style adorns her terracotta midi dress with an on-trend belt bag and black mules.

Kicki Yang Zhang shows us how to work the cocktail dress and trainers look. It's not an easy one to pull off, but she makes it look so chic.

Jana looks cute in a pair of terracotta paperbag trousers and black cami. We love how she's used a colour-clashing pink belt to highlight the waist. 

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Somebody call Kermit the Frog and let him know he's en vogue again: Green outfits are trending. Girls on social media are swapping soft pinks and vibrant yellows for shades of pea, jade, sage, lime and lots of green shades in between. The "green aesthetic" (as it has become known on Pinterest) is popping, and there's plenty of recent retail smash-hit evidence to back it up.

For a few months in a row, we've seen ASOS's restocked green floral dresses selling out before they've barely made it back onto the virtual rails. This is a dress trend we charted all the way back to last summer when Réalisation's wrap dress stole the show. Then there are the Manolo Blahnik emerald satin pumps and Balenciaga Knife slingbacks in a strikingly similar fabric and colourway. Both have been keenly adopted by shoefie-takers the world over, spawning high-street copycats and inspiring women to swap their standard black pumps for green iterations. Of course, never a brand to be left out of a major moment, Ganni's acid-green polka-dot pieces are currently coming to the fore. The fashion world is even going crazy for Nigeria's World Cup 2018 jerseys, and they're instantly recognisable by the bright green zig-zag pattern and matching fluoro socks.

We've found plenty of evidence that there's more green action outside of dresses and shoes, too. The 25 looks below show the colour in jackets, matching co-ords, ruffled skirts, trouser suits and much more. So as well as getting some quality green-outfit inspiration to add to your Pinterest boards, there's also plenty of instructions on how to wear green—whether you want to test out the trend or go all-out.

Chloe Hill got to it first, but this Ganni Dainty Skirt (£170) is going to fly out of stores.

When in doubt this summer, wear a green dress and carry a Cult Gaia bag (just like Babba C Rivera).

Donna surprised us all with this fresh formula of mixing a slinky slip skirt with a boxy jacket, sneaks and orange accessories. We'll be snapping up that Joseph jacket now that it's on sale from £515 to £310.

French girls, Italian girls (like Eleonora Carisi here) and Brit girls all agree: Green floral dresses are now suddenly essential.

Char Ellesse is pulling off this dark-green co-ord and showing that this trend need not be ultra-fussy or twee.

Green dresses do look amazing with simple, neutral sandals and a pair of hoop earrings. Ellie is the proof.

Emili Sinlev combined multiple green printed pieces with knitwear, lace tights and strappy sandals. She truly proved everyone wrong, as this combination sounds terrifying on paper.

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We're buying Anne's £110 Ganni bikini as we type this.

Erica Davie's beautiful green maxi is from (would you believe it?) Jigsaw. It has now unfortunately sold out, but it's well worth investigating their new-in drops for hidden gems.

Here, Freddie Harrel mixed her colourful suit with mustard yellow, and it really worked.

Gang of Earlybirds's Insta account is full of new-in pieces that just so happen to be green, including this Mara Hoffman selection.

Sisters that dress together have fun together, right? Quite possibly in this case when Hanna (left) and her sibling, Ida (right), both wore shades of green.

Jeanette Madsen has been a long-time #GanniGirl and one of the first to showcase this new print. This exact style isn't yet available, but MatchesFashion.com has plenty of other pieces in the same pattern.

Jessie Bush's double-green hit includes a Next dress (yes, you heard that right). It's from Mix's collab with Isa Arfen and is a rather tempting buy at £150.

We think you're going to want to buy Lucy's Réalisation dress. We've heard that the brand will be shipping to the UK again really soon and launching a pop-up in Selfridges this week.

Norwegian influencer Maren Schia combines multiple green pieces and clashing prints to great effect here. Her eclectic jewellery really tops things off.

Spanish influencer Maria always inspires us to use vintage clothes for new outfits. Her clothes and bag are vintage, though her retro-look pumps are from By Far.

We just had to include a close-up of Marianne Theodorsen's Balenciaga Knife Mules (£545). So perfect with jeans and a white tee.

Scandi girl Marie was wearing every kind of green before the rest of the pack. Here she is in a Zara suit and carrying a Chanel bag.

Monikh's simple maxi dress is still available. Snap up this Loup Charmont Fortuna Dress (£258) before it disappears.

Nnenna Echem's always putting unexpected colour combinations together, and this forest green dress worn with a pink bag is definitely worth copying.

Where Pernille goes, many follow, so expect to see this shorts-and-blazer mash-up going viral at fashion week in September.

Janka Polliani's Zimmermann dress, Manolo Blahnik heels and Cult Gaia bag are all part of summer 2018's most sought-after lineup.

Marta's unexpected jolt of orange set against emerald satin boots and a green checked blazer is truly unique and well worth bookmarking.

In case you didn't get the memo yet, satin is back and no more so than in green. Bettina Looney's dress and matchy shoes are enough to persuade us.

Okay, now we're really in the mood to shop.

You know, we don't just use Pinterest for wedding inspiration, building extensive shopping lists and stalking other girls' outfits. It's a truly wondrous source of artists and no more so than within the realm of fashion illustration. Allow yourself a few enjoyable moments to bask in the prettiness of our favourites below!

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