woman in blue dress painting a – Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest The blue dress, c.1870 -

The first mention of the Bohemian movement was way back at the time of the French Revolution and ever since then, it has been a style associated with artists, creative types and those who wish to express their personality through their clothing

So material is not a defining factor but rather a design choice

I picked two t-shirts with matching colors because I love how cohesive and intentional that looks, but dont be afraid to get bold and mix patterns

Whether you are pear-shaped, apple-shaped, hourglass, rectangle, or inverted triangle, the right clothing can highlight your best features and downplay any areas you might feel less confident about

This sweet lil' thang features a babydoll silhouette, puffed sleeves, hip pockets, a square neckline and cinched sleeves