Not only is the Boho trend hot right now because of Coachella, but because the weather is getting warmer, it's easier to wear the fabrics and whatnot that come along with the style (eyelet, crochet, dresses, skirts). So for all of you out there who also admire this style who don't want to go over the top with it (or maybe you do!), I thought I'd show you how to take certain pieces and keep with a more timid Boho look, or take it all the way.
Not So Boho
Both the top and shorts could be worn separately and not look very Boho, so these pieces are also very versatile. The top has a small and simple print that definitely does not overdo it, though worn together they make the perfect toned down Bohemian look.
Boho
For the full on boho, trade in the sleeveless chambray shirt for a longer-sleeved one with lots of fringe.
Not So Boho
Again, these trousers have a very simple pattern and also utilizes a monochromatic colour scheme. Paired with a tight black crop top or bustier and chunky necklace would give the outfit a calm look.
Boho
To take it all the way, go with a super loose fitting t-shirt and tuck it in to the front of the pants, topping it off with layered, multicoloured bead necklaces and a kimono.
Not So Boho
Even though this print is much bolder and folksier than the ones above, it can still be tamed with a structured short.
Boho
To take it further, swap the shorts for flowy, satin trousers in an earth tone, and a gold arm bangle.
Not So Boho
A crochet dress on its own is already pretty Bohemian (though it does have a tamer look), so there's not much you can do to tone it down further. Try adding strappy black heels and a slouchy black blazer.
Boho
To make this dress Coachella-worthy, though, throw on a denim vest, with brown flat sandals and a matching brown belt.
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