5 Pinterest Outfits You Can Recreate This Fall Without Buying Anything New
We all know the feeling: standing in front of a closet full of clothes and still thinking, I have nothing to wear. The paradox seems to hit even harder during seasonal shifts. The weather can’t quite make up its mind, and you’re stuck between sandals and sweaters.
Even as someone who works in fashion, I’ve learned that chasing every new drop or TikTok Shop sensation isn’t sustainable—or necessary. As tempting as it is to add “just one more” piece, the truth is that most of us already own the building blocks of a great fall wardrobe: a solid trench, a go-to cardigan, trusty denim, and a rotation of tees.
To remind myself of that, I went straight to the holy grail of outfit inspiration: Pinterest. Then, I challenged myself to re-create looks using only what’s already in my closet. What started as a simple scroll turned into a surprisingly effective way to spark creativity and rethink how to wear what I own.
And because I refuse to gatekeep, I’m sharing my top five formulas that always work. The best part? They don’t require spending a dime—just a little styling imagination. And maybe one statement piece to make it feel like you.
1. A gray tee + black trousers + black bag
I’m a sucker for any outfit that starts with a white tee. But this one called for a gray version—which meant digging a little deeper into my drawer.
How I Recreated It
The original inspo had a cardigan tied at the waist, and while you could totally get away without one, I threw mine on since I had it handy. Honestly, I love how it pulled everything together and added that extra bit of texture and dimension. Paired with tailored trousers, the casual tee feels instantly elevated, giving the outfit a refreshing twist that’s simple yet intentional.
2. A denim shirt + jeans + pop of color
There is nothing—and I mean nothing—more classic than a Canadian tuxedo. Every fall, I find myself reaching for some variation of it. It’s the perfect blank canvas. It can anchor a loud print, highlight a bold color, or let statement accessories take center stage.
How I Recreated It
Since I already had all the pieces to mirror the original inspo photo, I thought, why not? I love how the red pops against the denim and makes space for the leopard shoes to read like a neutral.
3. A white tank + black blazer + jeans
A black blazer and white tee might feel like the most obvious combo in the book, but honestly, sometimes my brain just needs the visual reminder.
How I Recreated It
In the inspo photo, the gray jeans balanced out the black-and-white base up top. But since I didn’t have a pair, I stuck to classic blue denim instead. As always, a belt (or two) is my go-to finishing touch. To keep things simple (and office-friendly), I rounded it out with a black kitten heel.
4. A trench coat + gray sweater + ballet flats
I love a trench coat for two reasons. One, it pairs seamlessly with just about everything, and two, it truly works for every style type.
How I Recreated It
In this case, the original inspo leaned on a gray cardigan, trench, and ballet flats—a formula I already had on hand. To give it my own twist, I topped it off with a baseball hat, which strikes that effortless balance of chic and laid-back (and felt perfect for a morning spent typing away at a coffee shop). A shorter trench keeps the look casual and waist-defining, while a longer cut instantly reads more polished and office-ready.
5. A navy sweater + dark wash jeans + Mary Janes
I knew I wanted to recreate this look the second I saw it. It was the perfect excuse to wear my new favorite knit: Everlane’s Boxy Sweater in Everyday Cotton. There’s something about pairing a navy sweater with dark-wash denim that reads instantly chic, especially with a crisp white tee peeking out at the collar.
How I Recreated It
While classic ballet flats or loafers would do the trick, I opted for a chunkier Mary Jane to give the outfit a little edge. I wore this to work from a coffee shop, but it’s just as fitting for a casual dinner with friends.
Tinsley Crisp, Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer
Tinsley Crisp is a Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer at The Everygirl and specializes in reporting on the season’s latest trends and hottest products. As a New York City-based stylist, she’s committed to injecting joy into the art of getting dressed and delivering attainable yet aspirational content to our readers.
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