How to wear the boho trend and the key pieces to include in your wardrobe
Sienna Miller called—she wants her noughties wardrobe back! Thanks to recent Chloé runway moments and Gen Z's obsession with all things retro, the boho trend is having a revival. This summer-ready look leans fully into the free-spirited side of fashion. Think flowy silhouettes, earthy textures, and a chunky wooden platform for a whimsical vibe with a hint of edge.
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A model walks the runway during the Chloé Womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week. Picture: PascalEase into the boho spirit with an ethereal blend of ruffles and lace, as seen at Chloé.
Clutching At Straws
Raffia Crossbody Bag, €32.95, Burke By Design
Irish Boutique Chic: Capturing the earthy spirit of boho, the raffia bag is this season's must-have, €32.95, Burke By Design. burkebydesign.ie
Gold Circle
Koh Tao Hoops with Turquoise, €49, Juvi
#ieloves: A touch of turquoise gives the classic hoop earring an effortless boho twist, €49, Juvi.
Wild Flower
Silk Printed Blouse, €139, Kate Moss X Zara
Channel your inner Kate Moss in a dreamy mix of florals and billowing sleeves, €139, Kate Moss X Zara.
Western Tier
Crochet Knit Waistcoat, €89.95, Massimo Dutti
Pocket Friendly: Inspired by the prairies of the Wild West, the tiered skirt is a Gen Z favourite, €22.99, Stradivarius.
Slip Stitch
Boho Skirt, €22.99, Stradivarius
From granny to boho-chic, the crochet waistcoat is a summer essential, €89.95, Massimo Dutti.
Full of Charm
Gold Charm Belt, €225, RIXO
Give your look a Y2K twist with a gold charm belt that's pure noughties nostalgia, €225, RIXO.
Knock On Wood
Wood Wedge Heeled Sandals, €45.99, Bershka
Step out this summer in these Chloé-inspired wooden platform sandals, €45.99, Bershka.
Free Spirit
Ruffle Maxi Dress, €105, River Island
Go with the boho flow in whimsical ruffles, €105, River Island.
Cut Short
Embroidered Shorts, €38, V by Very
A sprinkle of delicate embroidery is the perfect ingredient for a short and sweet look, €38, V by Very.
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