If we’re being honest, boho style is one of those aesthetics that never truly goes away. Sure, you may associate specific motifs, silhouettes, and details (floral prints, maxi dresses, and embroidery, to name a few) with the style. However, there are some things inspired by the styles once associated with the ’60s and ’70s that have filtered through into today’s biggest trends. Case in point: prairie dresses and Western details.
Perhaps today’s boho outfits no longer look like those that were seen at Woodstock, but it’s safe to say that some of the biggest bohemian-inspired trends have made their way to the surface of the fashion industry. Whether it’s exaggerated ruffled collars or an elevated take on fringe trim, there’s a new way fashion girls are sporting bohemian style right now—and it’s good.
Ahead, check out how It girls are putting together chic bohemian looks. Even if you don’t think boho style is for you, these looks might convince you otherwise. And for those of you who do, don’t worry: There’s a fair share of floral prints and embroidery here.
Style Tip: One of the easiest ways to sport a boho look is to add a printed kimono over your already-chic ensemble.
We can't resist a good tie-dye print.
Easy and breezy.
Style Tip: A flowing floral-print maxi dress will always stand among the foolproof boho outfits.
The colors are mesmerizing.
Zara's dresses are always extremely comfortable.
Style Tip: Give a romantic bohemian-inspired dress a cool flair with unique, crystal-embellished heels.
This shade of blue is divine.
Talk about a statement heel.
Style Tip: Big collars are the micro-trend that keeps getting bigger. Style yours with straight-leg jeans, classic pumps, and a simple scarf to give the old-school trend a modern feel.
The perfect white top.
An accessory that'll liven up any outfit.
Style Tip: If you're heading out on a warm-weather vacation for spring, opt for a beach-appropriate look with a lace matching set.
This whole set is divine.
Gorgeous.
Style Tip: Planning to wear a statement-making plaid dress? Give it an edge with chunky sandals.
This dress checks all the boxes.
The epitome of comfort.
Style Tip: Opt for a printed jacket (or a shacket) and pants in monochromatic hues.
Quick, it's selling fast.
The kind of pant you can always rely on.
Style Tip: You don't have to feel like you walked out of a Western film to wear fringe. Style a fringe-trim jacket with a simple pair of jeans for an easy, everyday ensemble.
Perfect for transitional weather.
Agolde makes the best jeans—just ask any fashion editor.
Style Tip: When in doubt, opt for a floral dress with a woven handbag to take the boho trend head-on.
The dress that never stops giving.
Immediate add-to-cart.
Style Tip: Add a touch of polish to your boho look with a structured blazer.
If you're not a fan of this print, there's five more to choose from.
A wardrobe staple.
Style Tip: If floral prints aren't your thing but you want a look that feels decidedly boho, wear a faux-fur jacket over a Canadian tuxedo.
A relaxed fit is key for denim shirts.
Cozy.
Style Tip: If you're wearing an embroidered dress, elevate the look with sleek accessories like strappy sandals and a structured purse.
H&M knows how to make a great dress.
You can't go wrong with a strappy black heel.
Style Tip: You can always sport a long-sleeve, floral-print dress with easy thong sandals. Add another level to your outfit with an animal-print purse for a updated take on the trend.
Doesn't this dress make you want to book a vacation?
Simple and easy.
Style Tip: Create a cool contrast of aesthetics with a puff-sleeve dress and sporty sneakers.
Ethereal.
This color palette is dreamy.
Style Tip: Layer an embroidered shift dress over a puff-sleeve blouse to create a look that looks undeniably boho but still feels modern.
Just take a look at the details.
Romance in a top.
Style Tip: A shirred prairie dress will feel romantic and comfortable. But if you want to nail the look down, style it with ankle socks and sneakers.
If you're looking for a dress that'll feel special, Reformation is where you need to be looking.
Classic.
This post was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
