Style curator
Paisley and psychedelic prints, lace, lasi and leather, beads, ruffles and bangs. Hippie chic, also known as boho chic, a style that always captivates hearts, and this time it's on the rise in fashion trends
The name Boho is an abbreviation of the word Bohemian, translated from the French Bohème. "Bohemian" was originally a term with pejorative connotations attributed to gypsies (Roma), which the French believed originated in Bohemia in Central Europe.
The term "Bohemian" later came to refer to a person (such as a writer or an artist) who lives an unconventional life, usually in a colony with other people
In the 1970s, with the Hippie era, for the first time in a long time, haute couture designers didn't dictate all the trends; instead, inspiration came from the streets and the individuality of the hippies.
Hair without a trendy cut, a more natural look and a vibrant mix of ethnic and vintage clothing, the hippies created a unique look that became a style.
The fun and colorful pieces that emerged were popularized, the hippie culture emerged and adopted an eclectic and highly individual look, mixing vintage, ethnic, Pop art inspiration, psychedelic, contemporary, nature, fantasy and ethnographic art.
"Hippie Chic" is exactly all of this with a touch of refinement, more elaborate and a more sophisticated reinterpretation.
The boho chic style celebrates the use of materials such as velvet, eyelets, satin, leather, hand techniques and embellishments such as tie-dye, patchwork, beads, crochet, knitting and bangs and styles from psychedelic to retro.
Boho chic features and pieces
Beads and accessories
In clothes or jewelry, craftsmanship is celebrated
Fringe
Fringe is almost constant on clothes and bags, borrowed from the cowboys.
Pants
Bell-bottoms and low-waisted pants are the favorites, but since everything is eclectic, there's room for high-waisted, waisted, leggings and so on.
Dresses
Light, loose, comfortable, all very romantic and relaxed. Long or short, flowery or psychedelic.
Fabrics
Natural fabrics, those made from materials such as cotton, linen and silk, which come from nature and refined ones such as natural velvet, silk, organza, and don't forget jeans
Colors
White and a raw leather item, the basic combination, the most usual palette contains earthy colors, natural tones, such as the green of nature, the blue of the sky, the brown of logs, the yellow of the sun, and so on.
Lace and Co.
Lace, delicate and feminine fabrics.
Ah, don't forget lasis, a very old fabric.
Ruffles
Single or double ruffles on skirts, blouses or dresses, you name it, it's another vintage inspiration.
Embroidery and weaving
This same manual wave includes embroidery, ethnic embroidery and ethnic weaving
Overlays
Dresses with pants, gowns and shorts, vests and long coats with shorts, necklaces on necklaces, bracelets on bracelets, lots of layers
Crochet and knitting
Valuing or returning to handmade items.
Crimping and tying
Frayed skirts, shoulders, sleeves and dresses. Don't forget the Indian-inspired scarves and pashiminas and tied skirts
Traditional clothing
From clothes traditional to cultures such as punch (Latin peoples) to those typical of the military or safari.
Footwear
A good old pair of anything leather, boots, short or long, flats, sandals, leather, anything goes. Don't forget the heel laces.
Mix
Mix fabrics, combine vintage pieces and top it all off with a nice belt.
That country air
Sometimes you'll notice a peasant touch in the boho aesthetic, which is actually real, since the proposal definitely looks at everything that is natural
Patterns and prints
Vintage prints and patterns, it seems difficult to combine, the secret is to follow the color pattern;
