Friday, 8 March 2013

Bohemian Style Dresses

The bohemian style has always been associated with unusual things, clothes or ways of living. The style wasn’t as common before as it is now. Even in clothes, the bohemian style was known only for the gypsies and a few other tribes or those who love to change their style into a new, retro one. The general close up definition to the bohemian style is following an informal manner of behaving, fashioning or way of living, and just appearing in a nontraditional frame. Some people mix between the bohemian and the casual styles forgetting that a casual style is originally a very common way of dressing as it has been always followed by athletics and those who train every morning. Coming to the bohemian styled dresses, we can say, a bohemian dress is designed to give more femininity by adding a loose look to the dress and decorating it with uncommon details. That type of dresses suits all ages and can be worn in many positions. The bohemian dress varies between the very short and the very long. Sometimes it comes with falling shoulders, or even shoulderless with many openings on the breast or sharp slits downwards. The bohemian style doesn’t depend on accessories or certain colors. It depends mainly on prints and some crimpy details all over the tail or the breast. Such things are the basic factors that provide a feminine look and enhance the bohemian style. Prints usually come as floral shapes or something that is related to the gypsies. One can use different accessories with bohemian dresses to show up in summer or at the beach, and crystal accessories are perfect for the bohemian wedding dresses. Bohemian wedding dresses are also known these days as new trends for the bridal style, and they are loved for their simple, dreamy look. The dresses may come in white, cream, or ivory to enrich the feminine look, and the details are mainly made within the fabrics such as the lacing or the famous bohemian ruffling. Very delicate fabrics are used for the bridal bohemian dress, and it is usually a long, flowing dress that is similar to the maxi style.




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