The charm of the bohemian style is illustrated beautifully in the Marie Claire Latin America December 2013 editorial. The fact that it can be so carefree and yet utterly chic is one of the top contending reasons to adopt it for one's own new year wardrobe. The other is that it can be almost infinitely layered without losing touch of one's femininity.
From doubled jackets to doubled bottoms and everything else in between, the looks featured throughout the Marie Claire Latin America December 2013 editorial is far from chunky or awkward. Of course, that's also a testament to stylist Gerard Angulo's impeccable taste. Shot by photographer Vladimir Martí in the Mojave Desert, model Lauren Switzer showcases the looks. There were perfected by makeup artist Allan Avendado and hairstylist Ruth Quevedo.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Layered Boho Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create versatile and adaptable clothing that allows for infinite layering while maintaining femininity.
- Carefree and Chic Style
- Opportunity for beauty brands to develop makeup and hairstyling products that enhance the casual yet elegant bohemian aesthetic.
- Impeccable Styling
- Opportunity for fashion stylists and consultants to offer their expertise in creating stylish and well-curated boho looks.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the layered boho trend and create versatile and fashionable clothing options for consumers.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can capitalize on the carefree and chic bohemian style by offering makeup and hairstyling products that complement the look.
- Fashion Styling
- Fashion stylists and consultants can provide their services to individuals looking to achieve impeccable boho styling.
