The key trend on the spring-summer 2025 catwalks at Fashion Week seen this fall in Paris, the Bohemian Chic or “Boho Chic” style is having a real revival. But while fringed jackets, crochet or macramé details and draped silhouettes are back in fashion, the trend is taking on a more assertive streetwear feel.
Between the Disco I’m Coming Out exhibition at the Philharmonie de Paris until the end of the summer and the bohemian chic trend, the Seventies have never been so fashionable.
It seems that the bohemian style championed by Chemena Kamali since her first fall-winter 2024 fashion show for Chloé has finally convinced many fashion houses to adopt it, such as Léonard Paris, Rabanne, Blumarine and even Alessandro Michele for his inaugural show at Valentino.
So this spring, we’re bringing out our flowing maxi dresses and raffia baskets, which we don’t hesitate to pair with leather details.
A fashion chestnut
The bohemian style is trendy this summer and was already last year.
It must be said that for 200 years, it has fired the collective imagination, establishing itself as the perfect embodiment of the “free spirit” and “effortless” for any self-respecting fashion marketer. And comfort is certainly an issue, but in these times of dubious style, we don’t shy away from the pleasure of making cool rhyme with elegance.
Contrary to popular belief, the bohemian style did not originate in Eastern Europe, in what is now the Czech Republic, formerly Bohemia-Moravia. No, its origins are more Parisian, to the point that we find the “effortless” look cherished by the inhabitants of the city of light, which became the signature of the House of Chloé from the very beginning.
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Featured photo: © Zimmerman – Leonard Paris – Chloé
