One of the most popular forms of vintage wears that continues to stand the test of time is boho chic. This style is still synonymous with the music festivals that took place during the bohemian and hippie movements of the 60s and 70s. 

Bohemian fashion is a hippie-inspired style that combines natural fabrics, vintage patterns, neutral colours, and warm hues with 70s-style highlights and a flair for dramatic accessories.

Boho Style is one of the latest trendy fashions getting popular among ladies. Similar to other dressing trends, the Boho style also represents cultural outlook in its own unique way. Whether there are neutral colors, loose outfits, or natural fabric patterns. This trendy style is adorable in every aspect. Scroll down the screen to know more tips about how to adopt a Boho stylein a trendy and classical way. Moreover, we have enlisted 5 tips to give you a quick guide about Boho style.

Pretty and romantic looks are in. Light and flowy fabrics, feminine ruffles, floral embroidery and prints are more popular now than ever. I feel as if a lot of the styles I am seeing are reminiscent of the Gunne Sax day’s back in the 70’s. The pieces were something like a combination of a boho prairie girl. They key is to add some modern touches to the outfit to make it a bit more modern and stylish while keeping the vintage vibe. In my look I paired this airy cotton jumpsuit from Free People that has that boho prairie girl vibe and combined it with an oversized hat by Nick Fouquet, a metal handbag by From St. Xavier, and since I really wanted to add a Gypsy touch to this I went heavy on the jewelry, mixing some newer pieces like the bangles and earrings with some of my favorite vintage pieces like the rings and the one large bangle. Having pieces that are airy like this jumpsuit for the summertime heat is so important. Cotton’s and chiffons allow you to feel cooler while looking great. Browse below to shop my look or make it your own with some similar pieces that may be better suited for your taste or budget!

I know a lot of you are jumping for joy about the events taking place over the next few months. There are oodles of music festivals in our near future, starting with Coachella this weekend and next. This week’s outfit of the week is my version of “Coachella style” or any music festival style for that matter. I love wearing bell bottoms and flare jeans to festivals, so that’s what I always start planning my outfit around. Then I always add something fun up top that moves well when I dance, so it’s either something with fringe or something long, flowy, and chiffon. Then I pile on the accessories, (as this is one place where it’s ok to do that), throw some braids in my hair, and stars on my face, and I’m ready to go. Here are some pieces I found for you that are similar to my look above. For inspiration on what to wear to a country concert check out this website.

Festival season is here and so are all the fun clothes. I personally believe that some attend festivals just to have a good excuse to dress up. Since there are plenty of examples of how to dress for the actual festival, I thought I would give you an idea of an appropriate look for an after party. Being in the desert at 4 am in teeny shorts and a tank is not exactly warm, luckily you can still keep the festive vibe and party going til the sun comes up with these pieces.

A slip dress is one of the most versatile pieces to wear, and in my opinion, everyone should own at least one. They are great to wear alone in the summertime or you can dress them up or down in various ways. Here I am showing you one slip dress, three different ways.

This past Wednesday on our weekly Facebook and Instagram Live I wore this boho desert vibe outfit. While I put the look together from pieces that I’ve had in my closet for a while, and everything but the jeans and jewelry are recycled fashion, I feel this is a timeless vibe and a great go-to look that anyone can rock. I have found the exact jacket I was wearing available via eBay, along with similar pieces that you can snag to recreate this look.