How White Boho Skirts Became the Ultimate Summer Staple
Many likely remember how boho skirts dominated late aughts street style when boho chic fashion was at its peak. Stars like Vanessa Hudgens, Nicole Richie, Kate Moss, and Sienna Miller were always seen rocking a breezy and flowy boho skirt, whether at music festivals or on coffee runs.
With the resurgence of late 2000s and 2010s fashion, it’s no wonder the humble white boho skirt made its way back to our into our closets.
However, its origins can be traced back to the 1960s and 70s. A favorite of counterculture icons, Stevie Nicks, Janis Joplin, and more “it” girls of the time opted for the unstructured silhouette that offered a free-spirited approach to fashion. Runway designs from Chloé, Yves Saint Laurent, Isabel Marant, and Gucci further propelled the boho skirt into the mainstream.
The term “bohemian” originated in 19th century Europe and was used to describe those with unconventional or nomadic lifestyles that rejected societal norms. To this day, the boho chic aesthetic embodies the effortless and carefree vibe everyone wants to channel during summer.