Boho Chic 2.0: A New Take on an Iconic Style
Boho Chic is making a comeback, and it's all about blending that free-spirited vibe with a modern twist. Remember how Kate Moss and the Olsen twins made boho the "it" look back in the early 2000s? Well, now celebs like Zoë Kravitz are bringing it back with a fresh perspective. But don’t worry, we’re not talking about the overwhelming paisley prints and Coachella fringe of the 2010s. This time, it’s sleeker, and more effortless. Think flowy dresses in muted tones, vintage touches that feel collected rather than costume-y, and styling that’s more “threw this on and it just worked” than “I spent hours curating this ‘free spirit’ look.”
Kravitz was recently seen at the Saint Laurent Men's Fall/Winter 2025 show in Paris wearing a tan, ruffled, one-shoulder minidress. It was boho, but in a way that felt modern, simple, and effortlessly cool. Not surprising, considering she’s basically boho royalty. With parents like Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, both of whom have been style icons for decades.
Zoë Saldana proved boho can be high fashion when she arrived at the 2024 Met Gala in a stunning, flowing Chloé gown. The look was romantic and free-spirited but still polished, showing how boho has evolved into something elegant and modern. Meanwhile, Sasha Obama has been unapologetically embracing boho style for years, long before it re-entered the trend cycle. From flowy skirts to crochet tops and layered jewelry, she wears it in a way that feels effortless and authentic, rather than overly styled.
Boho Chic 2.0 is definitely having a moment. The key difference? It’s not about ‘dressing boho’ , it’s about bringing that effortless, slightly undone energy into pieces you actually want to wear.
Written by Vanessa Twerefou
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