Casual Comfort or BoHo Chic?

The colour palette of this theme – with browns, rusts, greens and beiges dominating – lends itself mostly to casual dressing. There are, however, some more business-like suits in tweeds and herringbones for those with a more corporate lifestyle and some floral, vintage style maxi-dresses for those who love the BoHo look for evening. Denim also mixes well with this theme with bootleg jeans seeing a welcome return after several season of skinny-leg styles.

Put your BoHo look together from the following:

Casual Comfort BoHo Chic:

- Tasselled Poncho
- Tweed Suit and Waistcoat
- Sheepskin Gilet
- Woollen Wrap/Cape
- Jodphurs
- ‘Vintage’ Blouse
- Bootleg Jeans
- Velvet Jacket
- Suede Mini-Skirt
- Embroidered/Beaded    Tunic
- Long Cardigan
- Velvet Bootleg Pants
- Peasant Print Tunic
- Short Paisley Dress
- Fairisle Sweater/Cardi
- Floral Maxi Dress

Layer It On The secret of a successful BoHo look li es in the interesting mix of styles, fabrics and accessories. Don’t be afraid to mix rough and smooth textures or ‘romantic’ garments with ‘practical’ accessories. A rough tweed jacket and jeans looks great combined with a satin blouse and pearls; a floaty, floral dress can look sensational with a woolly scarf and wellies. Layer different fabrics and patterns together – a shaggy gilet over a paisley blouse with a suede skirt and thick ribbed tights – all topped off with a floppy 70’s hat. Use this folksy theme to express your individuality, creativity and personality. Select your BoHo Accessories from the following: - Suede Boots - Stacks of Bangles - Flat Boots - Thick Leather Belts - Decorated Wellies - Hand-knits Hats/Scarves - Platform Shoes - Fingerless Gloves - Fringed Bags - Trapper Hats - Embroidered Bags - Floppy Hats - Thick/Patterned Tights - Berets/Cloche Hats -‘Vintage’ Jewellery - Tweed Hats/Caps - Ropes of Pearls - Ethnic Scarves

So, have fun with this folksy BoHo theme and remember: it’s hard to go wrong with a look in which, quite literally, anything goes!