Fashion for the Boho Girl Festival

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Bohemian girls blend fashion and function and are eco-friendly. It's all about distressed rayon stonewashed maxi dresses in medieval renaissance styles paired with sneakers or recycled sari gypsy skirts. The '90s fashion is back. With a colorful paneled mini skirt, tank top, and high-tops in vivid oranges and yellows, spring boho chic is in the air!!!

A kaftan maxi dress is always a good choice, its soft, roomy silhouette gives you plenty of room to dance while caressing your curves. Style your short caftans with black Vans, large gold hoops, and mala beads to show off your legs. Be bold and breezy in a printed sari gypsy maxi skirt, relaxed tube top, and rugged ankle boots. Festivities are all about floral blossoming prints and paisleys. The boxy, embroidered top looks cool and feels casually chic paired with mom-style jeans at a music festival. Wear long tunics with side slits with denim shorts. A knotted T-shirt with a tribal-inspired patchwork skirt and a fedora-style hat is the classic festival boho look. Make a statement with a statement necklace, whether it's beads or chunky cuffs.


Printed skirts and studded combat boots brighten up the festival. Wrap skirts are my favorite festival wear. Dressing them up with a chunky western belt makes them festival chic! It's simple and comfy, and you can dance under the stars to Miley Cyrus! An asymmetrical hem hi-low skirt paired with a tank and cowboy boots gives me an eclectic street chic look. In the back, the skirt trails and flares. The silk feels great it's made from recycled saris, so you won't find anything else like it. Colorful kimonos and caftans fill the festival atmosphere. Ethereal maxi dresses made of crinkled cotton embroidered with rhinestones make me feel like a goddess. Feel bohemian fashion style while you listen to music!


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