Top 15 Fashion Pinners To Follow On Pinterest

By Cavan Sieczkowski | April 09 2012 3:36 PM

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P.S. I Made This

Erica Domesek might just be the coolest girl around. Founder, creator and author of "P.S. - I made this...," Domesek is a creative genius. She is the domestic goddess you wish you could be. Erica has crafted on top network shows like Martha Stewart, Nate Berkus, Rachael Ray, Fox, NBC, E! News and CBS. Her work has been featured in Teen Vogue, Glamour, Lucky, InStyle, Self, Italian Vogue, Vogue Nippon, The Wall Street Journal, and more. Now, Erica Domesek has taken her stunning works to Pinterest. Along with her D.I.Y. ideas, Domesek shares tons of her favorite things from shoes to candy to inspirational life's mottos.

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Michael Kors

As one of the hottest designers out there, Michael Kors is a man in the limelight. Celebrities clamor to wear his clothes; everyday-folk rush to the stores to buy his watches; and Wall Street rejoiced over his IPO. Now, with his official Pinterest, Michael Kors shares his latest designs and photos from his personal adventures. Sigh.

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Refinery29

Refinery29 has taken its penchant for celebrity style, fashion trends and all things beautiful by creating a Pinterest rife with eye candy. By far, one of the best things about this Pinterest page is the "Lookbooks" board which features tons of cool ideas for everyday-style.

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Kate @ Wit + Delight

Kate @ Wit + Delight has something for everyone. Blogger and graphic designer Kate Arends' Pinterest page features everything from accessories and tattoos to home goods and children's toys. In her bio, Arends says she has "a serious love for impractical shoes, modern design, vintage decor, thoughtful typography, and photography." And it shows!

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Harper's Bazaar

Harper's Bazaar is one of the most popular and beloved fashion publications on the newsstand today. Its Pinterest is no less delectable with boards like "Fashion Photos We Love" and "BAZAAR Culture." However, we have to admit, our favorite board is "Mr. Blasberg's Best Dressed List." Derek Blasberg, Editor at Large at Harper's Bazaar, is a fashion icon unto himself and certainly has the credentials to knight fashion's next big things.

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InStyle Magazine

InStyle magazine has one of the most eye-catching Pinterest profiles of all the fashion pinners. Keeping viewers up on the trends, InStyle has separate boards for "Look of the Day," "Trend Alert!," seasonal beauty, accessories, favorites and more. There are even boards for fun celebrity topics like star-studded parties, red carpets, celebrity homes and the hottest hairstyles of the stars.

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Bergdorf Goodman

New York City's fashion landmark Bergdorf Goodman is one of the more digitally-inclined names in the fashion industry. With social media expert Cannon Hodge at the helm of Bergdorf's social media push, the company has developed a solid fanbase on both Twitter and Facebook. Now, Bergdorf's is showing its might with a Pinterest page to outdo all others. Seasonal tips, hairstyle ideas, menswear trends and even gift guides, this Pinterest is a one-stop-shop for everything stylish.

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WWD

Women's Wear Daily is akin to the Bible in the fashion world. It is beacon for many hoping to find the promised land of everlasting chicness. It's Pinterest bio says it all: "Women's Wear Daily serves as the voice of authority, international newswire and agent of change for the fashion, beauty and retail industries." Categoriezed into nine concise and snappy boards, WWD is surely a gold-standard pinner.

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Style by Schnursays

Style by Schnursays, the Pinterest profile of Emily Schnur, is a fashion-lover's dream come true. Her style choices are a bit haute bohemian and a bit rebel rocker. One of the most notable aspects of Schnur's boards is her eye for monochromatic styling. A teal blouse with teal denim plus teal earrings and matching nails? Yes, please.

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Joy Cho/Oh Joy!

Designer, blogger and food enthusiast Joy Cho flaunts her visual aesthetic and her personality on her Pinterest, Joy Cho/ Oh Joy!. Her personal website, ohjoy.blogs.com, showcases fun personal photos, recipes, designs and an online store while her Pinterest brings it all together in categories like "Beauty," " Hair," "Clothing" and "Texture."

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J. Crew Review

The J. Crew Review is a blog dedicated to the J. Crew line, life and everything in between. Its Pinterest boards feature everything from fashion ideas and nail polish prints to classic J. Crew ads and D.I.Y tips. Jenna Lyons would surely be proud.

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Christina Martinez

Christina Martinez's Pinterest is an homage to her fashion sense and her adorable dog, Miles. Martinez runs a blog, Miles to Style, full of stunning style inspiration and adorable puppy posts. We love Martinez's happy, carefree approach to fashion!

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Justina Blakeney

Justina Blakeney describes herself as a designer and a maker. Her blog features "anything design related, with a focus on upcycled, eco, and multi-cultural designs and the work that comes out of my Design Studio.You will also find DIY projects, inspiration for upcycled clothing and furniture as well as photos from my bohemian-jungalow life in Los Angeles and beyond." So, of course her Pinterest is going to be equally as awesome. Blakeney's Pinterest offers gorgeous inspiration for a style that is no muss, no fuss.

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Ben Stovold

Ben Stovold is an independent London-based designer and developer. He currently builds iOS and web apps for "a number of US and European clients, including stealth startups and established technology companies." Someone with this resume might not fit the bill for menswear extraordinaire. However, Stovold's Pinterest page, titled in his namesake, shows that he has the eye of a modern man. Colorful suede oxfords from Brooks Brothers, a handcrafted leather dopp kit and a three-piece suit are just some of the goodies one will find on Stovold's "Man Stuff" board.

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Inspired Fashion by Sweetie Pie STYLE

Inspired Fashion by Sweetie Pie STYLE blogger Jackie is the perfect Pinterest for the everyday woman. With her easy, breezy style choices, bold primary palette and simple combinations, Jackie has day-wear down to a pat. We love her looks for work, brunch or even running errands.

Pinterest was made for fashion fanatics. Nowhere else on the web offers such insanely beautiful visuals quite like Pinterest, perfect for stylistas looking for inspiration.

The image-based social networking site, founded in March 2010, is an online scrapbook of sorts. Pinterest allows users (aka pinners) to pin their favorite photos, sites and interests to their Pinterest boards. Users also have the option to like or to send to their Facebook or Twitter accounts.

Traffic spiked 50 percent between February 2012 and January 2012, according to an Experian report titled The 2012 Digital Marketer as reported by ZDNet. Pinterest is female-friendly with women representing 60 percent of users. Approximately 55 percent are between the ages of 25 and 44, according to the same Experian report.

Pinterest is becoming more and more popular as the social networking site gains momentum from socially-connected individuals as well as popular brands. In fact, according to a Venture Beat report out Monday, Pinterest now drives more e-commerce revenue per click than either Twitter or Facebook.

If you're an e-commerce marketer and you're not already on the Pinterest bandwagon, you need to hop on it as soon as you can. Pinterest is the first social network that's delivering not only lots of traffic but also real revenue and lots of new customers, wrote Jeffrey Zwelling of Venture Beat.

The site has developed quite the following in the fashion world with names like Refinery29, Women's Wear Daily, Michael Kors, Harper's Bazaar and more becoming bona fide pinners.

Here are the top 15 fashion pinners to follow on Pinterest. Let us know what you think! Leave your feedback in the comments section below.