RECREATING PINTEREST OUTFITS | AUTUMN LOOKS | Amy Beth

Hi girls, here are some Pinterest looks I’ve recreated with my own wardrobe 🤎

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Look one
Trench
Varley cap
Brown gazelles
Jeans
Grey jumper (similar)
Polene Cyme

Look two
Suede jacket
White t-shirt
Black skirt (similar)
Massimo dutti shoes
Suede clutch

Look three
Suede blazer
Abercrombie jeans
Black top
Sambas
Demellier bag

Look four
White t-shirt
Brown cardigan
Black trousers
Nude ballet flats
Charles & Keith bag

Look five
Grey cardigan
Grey jacket (similar)
Black jeans (similar)
Mesh flats
YSL bag

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[fcarter]

I love Pinterest looks and recreating them. Thank you for the ideas for work and running errands this fall.

[katerosenlund]

Love the looks and your recreations. Two of them is Anouk Yve, you probably know. She has such great style, one of my instagram favourites 🤩

[janinejohnson]

Hello, I truly enjoyed this video. I would love to see a video on shoes to wear in the winter months with the many current styles of jeans. In the summer it seemed easier to pair sandals with jeans. I am struggling with the winter shoes/boots. Thanks so much!

[somayaxjhx]

Really enjoyed this type of video Amy. It’s different to the haaul and vlog type videos x

[Elyse]

Yes the brown coat and black skirt is cute❤

[maleekakhan]

You will always be my Pinterest queen. You have the most beautiful looks and I adore you ❤❤❤😊🥹❤️

[Morsel.Yas]

I really enjoyed this video, you picked great outfits to re-create!

[georgialees]

love this so much, would love to see more xx

[michellehoff]

Love them all. Thanks for the inspos.😊❤

[NeittaJoki-qnyg]

Thank you for a Pinterest inspired video. They are my favorite so I'd really like to see more of them!
Right now I'm struggling to put together outfits around brown pants. I haven't found any inspo for that kind of outfit, so I'd really like some help from you! ❤❤🎉

[yelenaroshchina]

Your last look was better than the one from Pinterest!

[iridamaidou]

Hi Amy, what about the lovely cardi you are wearing on the video? I cannot see a link for it xx ❤️

[corriewightwick]

Hi I love the cardi you’re wearing where is it from? Thanks

[ellahowell]

Love the cardigan you’re wearing! Where is it from?🤎

[Mimi-niil]

thanks! it would be nice if you’d include your measurements - size and height that gives a better sense of sizing of the clothes you feature and would be appreciated 🎉

[mrs.lovely]

Where did the cardigan from you are wearing?❤❤❤

[shannondolphin]

Where is your cardigan from? Link please!

[rosemarygannon]

The link to the black jeans is going to Mango a short sleeve knit.

[MachelleChatwin-dgrx]

There is nothing flattering, elegant or sophisticated about an unfitted, oversized trench coat on a woman. Endless online youtubers cannot stop adding a trench coat to their fashion looks. All these youtubers take great pride in modeling you these trench coats unbuttoned in a pose that no person makes in everyday living. Yes, I stand somewhere with my trench coat open and with my hand in my jean pocket and my knee slightly bent. As we can see from the youtuber showing the back of the trench coat, it is long, extremely loose fitting and looks messy. This oversized, unfitted trench coat faze that seems to persist year to year goes along the same line as the oversized sweater tucked in the front but left loose in the back. The models always look great from the front with the carefully tucked in sweater and open trench coat, but from the back it looks like a hot mess. In real life people view you from the front and from the back. Seeing the backside of the trench coat on the youtuber, the normal person would be asking why they didn't buy the right size or have it tailored. Just a thought on having now seen enough trench coats on YouTube and Instagram to last a lifetime and not one of them looks good from behind. Come on women, we can do better than this. Take pride in your clothing not for just how it looks from the front view but how it looks from the back view. "John Emary, a tailor in Mayfair, developed the first known trench coat-like garments in the 1850s for soldiers in the Crimean War. Emary's "Wrappers" were water-repellent, breathable, and less smelly than the original rubberized cotton raincoats." (from google search engine).