Bohemian style aka boho-chic is in and out of fashion. There were times when broomsticks and caftans were the thing and to some extent this style resembles the hippie style. It first occurred in the early 19th century with the gypsy neighbors in Europe to migrate with artistic troops. Actually the term «bohémiens» means Gipsy in French. Later the boho-chic was deemed to appear as the free and careless life style for artistic layer of the society as musicians, artists and actors.
The Bohemian look called boho-chic for short is practical and layered, with loose graceful fashion and accessories often made from natural materials like wood, linen and gauzy cotton, stones and leather. Woven items are also highly popular. Accessories are likely the most central part of all. Boho-chic is similar to «accessories in abundance». Lots of bracelets, ankle bracelets, necklaces and dangling earrings, headbands, barrettes, clips, and belts for the waist of any size and color and texture. The possibilities are never-ending. The best about the boho-chic look is that nothing is matched to each other, as we are used to think. Good layers work together to give you a Boho chic look. Think ethnic and vintage. Elegance of silk blouses and jeans with leather boots, and chiffon to go well with jersey. Chaos is the core ofstyle. And absolute taste is required to make the style work.
Boho-chic found the second wind in 2009 whereas fashion designers predict boho-chic for 2010 and 2011 in more restricted way. When we see the collections of reputed fashion designers we observe the elements of boho-chic but not to the widest extent. At the runways models by Missoni appeared with textured and unique scarves wrapped round the head, Apart experimented with loose tunics made from half-transparent fabric. Roberto Cavalli offered the image of the romantic naughty girl who is keen on torn denim shorts and delicate and sensitive dresses from gentle organza or chiffon with tender floral pattern.
As any trend, boho-chic is loved by celebrities who are permanently referred to this style. And they are faith to it.
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