Men and women's fashion: Inspired by bohemian culture

The bohemian culture is far from ordinary. I would describe bohemian fashion as creative, bold, loud, lose fit and a statement. There is nothing little or boring within this alternative look and lifestyle; only beauty and exploration.

Men's fashion: In general and in most other cultures, men's wear has always been limited and restricted to a rather small variety to choose from, compared to the extent on women's wear. However, the bohemian culture is so diverse that a limit is rather impossible, with it's high extent of variation and diversity which it offers.

Regardless of gender orientation bohemian clothing is very diverse and flexible in the sense of what gender wears what, which is what I love about it! Clothing and accessories.... it really doesn't matter.

Again, men's wear can sometimes come across as a bit plain and simple... but bohemian clothing is the complete opposite! Patterns, prints, shapes are just a few of many examples which is seen on most bohemian clothing, NEVER plain and NEVER boring.

Women's wear: The endless extent of women's wear in the bohemian culture is beyond crazy. If women didn't have enough of a selection to choose from already, the range and variety of clothing and accessories within the bohemian culture beats it.

A lot of the generic bohemian women's wear consists of floral, flower crowns and circular sunglasses, however that is just one small segment of the culture and is most commonly seen around the festival seasons. The festival seasons are where the bohemian culture is mostly found and seen of this day and age. It is the time of the year when people like to let go and live freely, outside their 9 to 5 working lives.

What I love most about bohemian women's wear is how beautiful everything is, the patterns, the free flow of it all, the exquisiteness! In my opinion, there's nothing much that can beat it...

Linked is my Instagram and Pinterest which may spark your interest in both women's and men's fashion inspiration within the bohemian culture and also some of diesel's work. I hope you check it out, enjoy!!

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