Boho never goes out of Chic

After a short break, I'm ready to dissect some style.


Here's the deal: picture Jehdy. Remember Jehdy flaunting her animal prints? Little did you know she could sport different styles, including Boho Chic. 


Boho Chic borrows its name from bohemians, the free spirited vagabonds, wanderers, gypsies, hippies, artists, children of the revolution, and members of other open minded counter cultures. The term “bohemian” has been used in since the 19th century to describe those associated with unorthodox social and political views. Bohemians recognize and respect the vast beauty that this planet  as well as its people contain. These views were often expressed through free love, free spirited nature, nomadic lifestyle, strong artistic influence, and presenting oneself in free flowing, easy to wear clothing and uninhibited accoutrements. 


Boho Chic is hence associated with the laid back style of 1960′s and 70′s hippie fashion, and was revived in 2008 by gypsy style icon Sienna Miller. Features of the Boho Chic look include floaty skirts (especially long white ones), furry gilets, embroidered tunics, cropped jackets, large faux-coin belts, sheepskin and cowboy boots, baggy cardigans and hobo bags.

Boho Chic fashion

You can see Jehdy has further "hippied" up her look with some bold burgundy red bell bottoms, borrowing from the 1970's code of fashion. Ready to find out about the details of her outfit? Read below.

bell bottoms: Urban Outfitters, shirt: Zara, sweater: Rag & Bone, vest: Mango, beanie: Teddy Boy, bag: TopShop

Ready to face Winter in style? Now you know: Boho never goes out of Chic--no matter the season!