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• Bohemian Dresses for Your Summer Fun in the Sun

  Posted on June 13 2016

  Your summer is probably filled with formal and casual events, and bohemian dresses are just the style you need for dressing to impress or keeping it casually cool. The lightweight materials, gorgeous designs, and beautiful colors make these dresses ideal for summer days where you’re trying to keep cool in the hot sun.

  This season’s agenda might be filled with basking in the sun on sandy shores, swaying to music at an outdoor concert, or sipping on a mimosa with a new beau, and if it is, bohemian dresses will help you keep your style going all summer long.

  The Perfect Bohemian Dress for the Beach

  One of our favorite places to go during the summer season is the beach. After we’ve spent some time baking in the sun and splashing around in the ocean, we usually head to the boardwalk for some food. Most beach cover ups are purposely crocheted and see through, but we’re ditching this look when we sit down to eat. Instead of choosing the regular cover-up, we’re choosing a bohemian dress for our post-beach outfit.

  

  The “Sara Dress” is our favorite beach cover-up for many reasons. First, white is a great summer color to wear because it appears crisp and clean. Second, the material is slightly sheer, so if you’re in love with your bathing suit, its color will show underneath. Last, but not least, the asymmetrical hemline makes it a must-have because it’s fun, flirty, and stylish.

  

   

  The Jessie Dress is Great for a Lunch Date 

  We’re in love with the “Jessie Dress” for our summer lunch dates with a cute, new man. Picking outfits for dates, especially when you’re matching tops and bottoms can be nerve-racking. This is why bohemian dresses are our go-to. Featuring one of boho’s hottest summer trends, the “Jessie Dress” features cold-shoulders which will create the perfect balance between eye-catching and mysterious. The bottom of the sleeves feature a ruffled detail which softens up the dress and the pale blue hues are a gorgeous color for the summer season.

  

  

  Bohemian Dresses are Wonderful for an Outdoor Concert

  If you’re a fan of Coachella or most outdoor festivals or concerts, you know that bohemian dresses are high on the list of things to wear. For our outdoor concert outfit, we’re looking for something attention-grabbing, comfortable, and versatile, and the “Heather Dress” fits all this criteria.

  

  The intricate design is very bohemian and indie inspired and will be sure to get appreciative looks and compliments. The loose material will keep you comfortable way into the night, and the asymmetrical design will help you master different looks.

  

  To finish off this bohemian dress, you can pair it with knee high gladiator sandals or rock two fishtail braids with a fedora. If you’re worried about the colder night chill, the longer length of the back of the “Heather Dress” makes it perfect for tying a light jacket around your waist.

  The Jasmine Dress Looks Effortlessly Good on a Casual Shopping Trip  

  Who says you can’t look great when you go to the mall? Usually our mall wardrobe consists of jeans, a t-shirt, and flip flops, but you never know who you’ll see in line at the checkout counter. If you’re looking to be put-together for your shopping trips without appearing like you tried too hard, bohemian dresses like the “Jasmine Dress” have our shopping stamp of approval.

  

  

   

  The flowing material of the dress makes it look easy and effortless, while its beautiful pastel color and asymmetrical hemline give the style a great boost. Ditch the flip flops and pair the dress with simple sandals to keep up the casual look, but if you want to be bohemian glam at the mall, wedges or laced heels will work perfectly.

  The Maya Dress is Just Right for a Sunday Brunch

  Every weekend, you might try to get your girlfriends together for brunch, and our dress that's perfect for the occasion is the “Maya Dress.” This style features all the classics that bohemian dresses have to offer. The “Maya Dress” has a bright, beautiful color that most boho designs have. It has loose and flowing material which will come in handy if you fill up on one too many danishes or mimosas. The ruffled detailing on the sleeves gives it a soft, playful look, and depending on how you’re feeling, it can be dressed up or down with heels or flats.

  

  

  For now, summer and its fashion are here to stay, and bohemian dresses are at the top of our fashion list. Before you step out of the house, make sure you have a dress that will keep you stylish, comfortable, and cool for all your summer events.

  Check out our store to find some amazing bohemian dresses you can rock all summer long.

• Bohemian Clothes & Its Hottest Trends: T-shirt Dresses

  Posted on June 07 2016

  The bright rays of the summer sun might leave your skin glistening throughout the warmer months, and you might be left with that undesirable feeling of perspiration. Although this season is usually meant for tighter clothes to show off that figure, wearing a tight dress in dry, 90 degree weather will quickly have you ready to strip down.

  The amazing thing about bohemian clothes is that not only are they chic and trendy, but they’re also extremely comfortable. T-shirt dresses are the perfect example of a hot bohemian trend, and they’re definitely making a splash this year.

  T-shirt dresses are loose and flirty for the summer season while also featuring beautiful patterns and designs. The lightweight material makes them ideal for sweltering days at the beach, Sunday brunch with your girlfriends, or even traveling in the tropics.

  Beach Trips

  Taking trips to the beach is an essential part of summer, and if you’re a fashionista with a love of bohemian clothes, this simple t-shirt dress will easily find its way into your closet. After spending the day in the ocean, you might head over to the boardwalk for lunch or dinner, and wearing your bathing suit in a restaurant is a fashion foul. Instead of going for the regular lace or crochet cover up, this t-shirt dress is the alternative addition to your beach wear.

  

  A t-shirt dress of this kind is ideal for three reasons. First, the neutral color will save you from worrying about a fashion faux pas with clashing colors. Second, the lightweight material that is ideal of most bohemian clothes is perfect for quickly drying in case it gets caught in the crossfire of splashing waves. Lastly, who doesn’t love a dress with pockets? The pocket details are just what you need for quick access to your cash or keys.

  Sunday Brunch

  This baby doll styled t-shirt dress is a romantic and whimsical look if you’re going for a softer style with your bohemian clothes. Pastels are the key to quickly creating a flawless daytime look as shown in the peach and sky blue t-shirt dresses.

  

  Although the color of these t-shirt dresses give them a lighter look, the design is what brings them to life and makes them a boho must have. The sleeves give off an effortless appearance while the dress is beautifully enhanced by the pleating that begins at the bust. The design is then continued into a ruffled hem, giving the t-shirt dress a flaring shape which flutters around the thighs.

  These detailed t-shirt dresses give off the impression that you spent a lot of time on your outfit when it was simply a matter of placing them over your head. The look achieved with this dress is perfect for your weekly brunches or can even be paired with wedges for a lunch with a new beau.

  Traveling in the Tropics

  If you’re headed on vacation, the dynamic styles featured on bohemian clothes might become a must-have in your wardrobe. Wearing printed clothing, especially in the summertime, is a hot trend, and mixing this in with a t-shirt dress gives you a beautiful outfit to match your surroundings.

  There’s a reason why the color white appears in abundance after Memorial Day. The trend of wearing white immediately gives your look a crisp summer feel, but pairing the color with the predominantly blue hues of this t-shirt dress gives it an amazing balance.

  

  The added length of these sleeves allows room for the display of the creative pattern while the asymmetrical design makes it an essential summer piece. The shorter hem in the front gives off a sexy vibe, while the longer hem of the back will stop the tropical breezes from causing a wardrobe malfunction.

  The fashion world is speaking, and bohemian clothes have claimed its spot as a front runner. The summertime is the perfect season to dabble into the styles, and if you’re looking to tiptoe into the fashion rather than jumping right in, t-shirt dresses make the transition effortless.

  Check out our store for the latest boho-chic releases from 2tee Couture and Noa Elle!

• Free Your Spirit this Summer with Bohemian Clothing

  Posted on May 30 2016

  The hot sun, bright skies, and warm breezes of the summer season bring about a freedom in us that can’t be tamed. Longs days and cool nights might be filled with frolicking in fields, swaying to mellow tunes, and sitting around a bonfire telling stories, but everyone knows the outfit you wear is almost as important as your scenery. For any flower child with a love of clothes, they’d be pleased to tell you that there aren’t very many rules when it comes to bohemian clothing, but there are a few trends.

   When festival season comes around and thousands of celebrities are seen “coachillin” in the desert, we get the first taste of the season’s bohemian clothing. Showing off their lace dresses, crochet tops, and fringed boots on tanned and toned bodies, Coachella goers are as free as the styles of the season.

   If you’re hoping to get ahead of the trends and keep your summer looking young, wild, and free, these are the bohemian clothing styles to fill up your happy hippie closets.

  Crochet/Lace

   When you’re freeing up your style with bohemian clothing, no closet is complete without crochet and lace pieces. Crochet bralettes are one style that will never fade and are perfect for heading to sandy shores or paired with anything high-waisted.

   Although lace tops are beautiful, this boho trend calls for lace dresses. While we’re always fans of showing off the amazing curves of the body, loose fitting dresses will throw you back in time and give you the ideal Woodstock vibes. If you’re going for more whimsical looks, the maxi dress will give your outfit that extra boost, but if you’re going for fun and flirty with a shorter lace dress, they’ll look amazing with gladiator sandals.

  

  

  Off-the-Shoulder/Cold-Shoulder

  If your demeanor is all about warm smiles and peace signs, you might be looking for more “friendly” trends when it comes to bohemian clothing. We’re all for spreading the love and happiness, but everyone could use a little mystery. The off-the shoulder and cold-shoulder trend will give you a subtle look of carefree with a dash of enigma. The next best thing about this trend is the variety. While the off-the-shoulder bares the area completely, the cold-shoulder pieces come with small straps that separate into sleeves, and both these styles look great on any shape.

  

  

  

  Fringe

  Fringe is one style we’ll never see disappear as one of the hottest trends of bohemian clothing. While the style and design are what make it a staple in any boho closet, the versatility and variety always win in the end. The style can be found on the hem of a dress, on a vest, or even as the detailing on a pair of boots. The fashion world has recently had a 90s revival of crop tops and chokers, but fringe is making a comeback as if the 70s never left.

  

  High-Waisted Trousers

   During the 70's, there was an abundance of high-waisted pants with flared bottoms, and this trend has made it back into the bohemian fashion world. Although this trend was more commonly seen on jeans, it was revamped and is more commonly seen worn as trousers. For pulling off a completely boho style, these trousers would work perfectly with crochet or lace crop tops, but if you’re trying to incorporate them into your everyday style, they have made their way into the workplace.

  

  

   

  Playsuits

  Playsuits, or rompers, have made their way into everyone’s closets, but they’re a major bohemian staple for two reasons: they’re extremely lightweight and epitomize boho trends. These playsuits are perfect for hot summers, and they wrap the trends of bohemian clothing into one. The styles seen on these must-have items feature lace and crochet trimmings, fringed hems, and flared sleeves. Doubling as a fashionable choice for a day event or a casual look for roaming around aimlessly, playsuits are setting the style standards for this summer’s bohemian clothing.

  

  Now that the cold winter is out of the way, we’re frolicking into the summertime. With bohemian clothing at the forefront of this summer’s fashion, it’s only right that we have them at the front of our closets.

   

• Bohemian Style Clothing at a glance

  Posted on May 23 2016

  Hey Boho girls! We're bringing you a new weekly blog all about bohemian style clothing. We figured there's no better place to start than a quick overview of bohemian fashion.

  What does Bohemian Style Clothing represent?

  Women wearing bohemian style clothing are often fiery, independent, and generally aware of themselves. The fashion sends  the message of a world where we have power; where we can express ourselves through gritty fashion and let it be known that we are independent! A new idea has evolved through the works of bohemian fashion, the idea that women can rock the outdoors style while still maintaining comfort, as well as the idea that women have the power to change fashion as they will.

  

  A Brief History of Bohemian Fashion

  As you can imagine, bohemian style clothing has come quite a ways from its original inception in France over 200 years ago. Since its early stages it has been accepted as an exotic alternative to fashion norms.  Bohemian fashion was historically applied to the fashion worn by those who have pushed the bounds of conventional society and wanted to stand out from the crowd. (Bellatory.com) It was originally worn by artists, writers, and intellectuals in the 1800's. The boho style has always been for women who have the power to influence the outcome of their own life. Boho fashion has evolved from its humble gypsy roots but still maintains the same message of freedom and living outside the box.

  The Evolution of Bohemian Style Clothing

  Today's bohemian style clothing has come a long way from its roots. Bohemian style clothing combines light and loose fitting fabrics with soft tones such as beige, cream, black, white, brown, and faded denim. It's also often printed with a unique pattern. Sporting boho style jewelry with the outfit is often used to add a splash of color.

  

  What's it mean to be a Boho Girl?

  Bohemian style clothing has maintained its original principles. It allows us to express our need to stand out without going to the furthest reaches of fashion. It allows us to make our mark on our peers without looking like we're trying too hard and sacrificing our comfort.

   In 2006, designer Savannah Miller described "a real bohemian" as "someone who has the ability to appreciate beauty on a deep level, is a profound romantic, doesn't know any limits, whose world is their own creation, rather than living in a box"

  

  At Boho Beauty we strive to bring you free-spirited and exquisite pieces of boho clothing. Check out our store to get acquainted with our designer brands: Noa Elle and 2tee Couture.

• "A Day At the Beach" by 2tee Couture

  Posted on March 16 2016

  Have you seen the most recent 2tee Couture Summer Photoshoot?! We honestly think it's to die for! The line consists of so many gorgeous tops and dresses with subtle bohemian undertones. Check it out for yourselves - click the image of the style you like for a direct link to shop!

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

   

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

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