Outfit Details: Alix of Bohemia Dress, Sonia Petroff Belt (similar here), Chanel Flats (similar here), Levant Bag, Side Eye Sunglasses

The best part of bohemian dressing is that it never seems to follow a single set of rules. That’s what has always drawn me to it: the freedom to bring together pieces that might otherwise have very little in common, letting intricate embroidery, sweeping fringe, and unexpected accessories set the tone for the entire look.

Outfit Details: Zimmermann Dress, Belt & Boots, Etro Bag | Alix of Bohemia Dress, Sonia Petroff Belt (similar here), Chanel Flats (similar here), Levant Bag, Side Eye Sunglasses

So much of it comes down to the details, from the patterns of traditional textiles to the craftsmanship of leatherwork and beading. There’s an almost collector’s instinct to it, finding pieces that speak to different places and influences. What I love most is its range: bohemian style can feel easy and sun-soaked by the beach, or luxurious and elegant enough for evening. More than anything, it’s a way of dressing that lets you really play up a mood.