Pinterest

I've been absolutely loving the 'How Pinterest Sees Me' trend that's been circulating, and I just had to share my own experience! It's such a fun and insightful way to see what your Pinterest algorithm has picked up about your interests and aesthetic preferences. Basically, it's a compilation of images that Pinterest believes best represent you across different categories like outfits, seasons, activities, food, animals, places, and even colors. And let me tell you, it's often spot-on! For me, a strong theme that emerged was a beautiful "green overlay" aesthetic. I noticed a lot of natural, calming green tones, from a stylish person in a camouflage jacket and a simple green top to someone rocking dark green corduroy overalls and a green and white baseball cap. It really highlights how much I gravitate towards earthy tones and outdoor vibes. Achieving this green overlay look in your own Pinterest feed or even in your personal style can be quite simple. Think about incorporating sage green backgrounds in your photos, or adding hints of nature-inspired greens through accessories or clothing. It creates a serene and fresh feel that I absolutely adore. Another major aesthetic that Pinterest identified for me was a distinct "seasonal aesthetic." It wasn't just one season, but a mix that perfectly captured my love for the changing moods of nature. The images showed tranquil river scenes at sunset, reflecting colorful skies, which screams late summer or early autumn. There were also cozy marshmallows roasting over a campfire, making me dream of crisp fall evenings. Then, a picturesque lake reflecting snow-capped mountains hinted at the beauty of winter. Curating a seasonal aesthetic on Pinterest means paying attention to colors, activities, and natural elements that define each time of year. For instance, my feed often features vibrant summer scenes with fresh produce like grilled salmon, white rice, sliced avocado, cherry tomatoes, corn, and cucumber sprinkled with black sesame seeds, while other times it's all about the cozy comfort of fluffy brown calves in a grassy field at sunset. To really lean into these aesthetics, I always recommend creating dedicated boards. For the green overlay, you could have a board titled 'Green Aesthetic' or 'Nature's Palette,' filled with images showcasing those hues. For seasonal aesthetics, separate boards for 'Autumn Vibes,' 'Winter Wonderland,' 'Spring Blooms,' and 'Summer Escapes' work wonderfully. You can collect inspiration for outfits, home decor, travel destinations, and even seasonal recipes. It's amazing how much more cohesive and inspiring your feed becomes when you intentionally curate it around these themes. This trend isn't just about what Pinterest thinks of you; it's also a fantastic prompt to explore and refine your own personal style and interests, giving you endless inspiration for your next adventure or creative project.