Boho Chic: An Artistic Style of Elegance
Fashion is such an individual's style and each of us has our own unique way to display it.
The Beginning of Bohemian Style
Some 1500 years ago, the Roma people, also known as Gypsies, were uprooted from northwest India, forcing them to begin years of wandering and migrating. They were people considered worthless and outsiders. For years they were discriminated against until they found some hope when the Roman Empire and the king of Czychosloviaka offered them protection, acceptance, and privileges.
Before long, they settled in Paris after the French Revolution during economic and poverty upheaval. The artists and musicians at the time took to wearing used and old clothing trying to survive. And so, with their flair, a culture began called Bohemian.
During the 60s and 70s and the hippie movement, another twist became another part of the Bohemian style.
What You Need To Dress In The Style Of Boho Chic
These are a few of the things needed to put together a Boho Chic style:
chic headwraps or hair bands
maxi dresses
showy knit cardigans
wide brim hat or Fedora
eye-catching prints
layered jewelry
hippie-chic purse
versatile vests
big sunglasses
patterned scarves
Traits Of Bohemians
Keywords for Bohemians include soft, cozy, loose, and flowing. Natural material is essential, with embroidery a bonus. Bohemians hate the following:
- Following rules
- Hate the 9-5 routine
- Hate uniforms
- They do not judge others for being strange
- They appreciate other cultures
- They feel empty if not creating
Bloggers and Influencers Of Boho Chic
Celebrities who influenced boho style included Janis Joplin, Talitha Getty, Stevie Nicks, and Sienna Miller. Today many influencers' offerings, tips, and techniques are found all over the web. Some of the more popular ones include:
- Celine
- Lisa Danielle
- Meg Legs
- Indie.
They are easily found with a Google search and countless shopping sites catering to this exquisite fashion style.