Bohemian style fascinates young Vietnamese people

Bohemian or boho style, refers to the free, liberal and natural spirit of nomadic people. Overcoming the challenges of time, the style, together with the ethos of the 60's and 70’s, has been revived andbecome incorporated into the wardrobes of many women. The style arrived in Vietnam in 2006 and has maintained its popularity.

Thu Trang is one of a number of people who love the Bohemian style in Hanoi. She is especially interested in the colors and textures of the style, which are very different from other styles.

A girl with Bohemian or boho style

Cao Thu Trang, Stylist - shop owner, Boholic Clothing said: Compared with other styles, the Bohemian style is more artistic and unique. It makes me feel happy.

The Bohemian style was derived from the style of the Gypsies in the 17^th century. When it came to Europe, it was combined with romantic and elegant European styles and became the Bohemian look that we know today. This style is much loved because of this combination.

Because of these special features, Bohemian clothes have attracted many girls in Hanoi who love a freewheeling and spontaneous lifestyle.

The Bohemian style is also an endless inspiration to many young fashion designers. Coming to the London College for Design and Fashion in Hanoi, we can see many collections inspired by Bohemian elements, such as ethnic arts and handmade embroidery, which are specialties of Vietnam.

Together with fashion, the Bohemian style is also used in home décor. Although it is not a popular decoration trend in Vietnam at present, some features of the style have been used. It brings Hanoians such new impressions.

Different from others styles, the Bohemian style is not a passing trend because of the cultural values encapsulated by it. As time goes by, the style always holds a special position in the hearts of free people.