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Bohemian, or boho, is a fashion style inspired by European nomadic people, embodying freedom and a carefree spirit. This style has been trending for many years, especially among travel enthusiasts. From the mountains to the beach, flowing boho dresses make the wearer stand out against the majestic backdrop of nature. However, to ensure this style remains free-spirited without losing its trendy appeal, the following tips will help travel-loving women choose the perfect boho outfit for their trip.
Choosing the fabric
When creating a boho-chic look, choosing the right fabric is crucial. To fully express the free-spirited nature of this fashion style, dresses made from breathable, lightweight fabrics like linen, lace, and cotton are the top choices. The flowing silhouette of boho-style clothing will keep the wearer comfortable, confident, and stand out in beautiful natural settings.
In addition, you can combine lightweight, comfortable tops with high-waisted skirts or denim shorts to transform yourself from a gentle young girl into a stylish and edgy woman.
Pay attention to the patterns.
Besides classic plain dresses, the boho style also features prints or embroidery of floral patterns on lace and linen fabrics. However, don't overdo it, as you might get lost in your own outfit with layers of clothing or large, elaborate floral prints.
Intricate patterns can make you feel overwhelmed by the outfit; instead, opt for clothing with smaller patterns or prints.
The best way to add a trendy touch to your boho outfit is to choose small floral prints or focus on prominent floral patterns on the upper body and keep the patterns subtle on the lower part of the outfit, and vice versa.
The cuts on the garment
With the boho style, many are impressed by the eye-catching cuts that make the outfits look free-spirited yet still fashionable. So don't limit yourself to just midi dresses that reach the ankles but lack subtle cuts. Instead, with flowing long dresses, you should prioritize dresses with a front slit or cut-out at the waist to create the perfect focal point for your outfit.
Pay attention to the small details.
A white lace dress is one of the safe choices for boho style. However, choosing a lace skirt with small floral embroidery details or just a touch of lace on the sleeves will make a boho outfit much more elegant.
For long dresses, avoid overly flashy patterns, as they can make you look lost in the outfit. Instead, keep the overall look neutral and simple enough so that the smaller details can shine, adding elegance to the wearer.
Matching accessories
To achieve a chic boho look, accessories must be chosen wisely. The principle of combining accessories in the boho style is to create only one focal point in the overall outfit. For example, if you already have a boho dress with fringes at the waist or hem, accessories like a bag shouldn't have additional fringes, or the shoe color shouldn't be too striking, and vice versa.
The same applies to jewelry; avoid wearing multiple rings on every finger and wearing earrings and necklaces in too many colors. You can layer necklaces, but make it a minimalist style with two or three pieces. Or, if you're already wearing statement earrings, don't add a necklace. Remember, jewelry is meant to complement your outfit, so if you're wearing a simple, monochrome outfit, the accessories will look great. However, if your outfit is already very striking, elaborate, large pieces of jewelry will make you look cluttered and visually overwhelming.
