Dressing in the boho chic manner is not an easy task as many people tend to overdo it and end up looking fake. The idea is to look natural and make it a part of your personality. The following steps will help you understand the bohemian sense of style and fashion better.
How to Dress Boho
Colour: Earthy and Natural
Influenced highly by the hippies, the colours which dominate the boho chic fashion are mundane colours like brown, deep green and khaki. The idea is to mix and match these earthy colours. If you want to add on something bright, make sure it is only one clothing article.
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Like perhaps team up a khaki coloured patterned flowing skirt with a brown halter and wear a red stole around your neck. Here you can see that the only bright clothing article is the red stole, rest is very neutral.
Layers and Patterns
Layering is the most basic rule of bohemian fashion. The idea is to mix and match and layer the different patterns with each other. It can be a fitting long spaghetti dress with an off-shoulder top along with a heavy printed scarf.
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Layering also needs to be done to a certain extent and should not be overboard. Some examples of boho clothing are harem pants, tunics, gypsy skirts, long flowy dresses and lose embroidered tops.
Accessories
When you think of accessories, think of chunky jewellery. There are heavy necklaces, simple headbands, thick belts, multiple bangles or bracelets and heavy earrings.
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They are mainly made up of either antique looking metal or beads. Bags are important accessory in the bohemian fashion world. They are generally in woven fabric with lots of embroidery and fringes.
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