Boho outfit try-on: see bohemian style on you

Boho, short for bohemian, mixes 1970s hippie influences with folk and vintage details. Think flowing maxi dresses, peasant blouses, flared jeans, crochet, fringe, embroidered kaftans, suede and layered jewellery. The palette is earthy – rust, mustard, terracotta, olive and cream – with paisley and floral prints. It suits anyone who loves relaxed, romantic and comfortable clothing, especially for summer and festivals. It’s a natural fit for festivals, beach weddings and summer holidays, and it’s easy to mix vintage finds with new pieces.

Try a tiered floral maxi dress, a peasant blouse with flared jeans, a crochet top with a suede skirt, an embroidered kaftan, a fringed suede jacket, a paisley wrap dress and a linen co-ord with a waistcoat. Swap the preset for any screenshot to try your own find. If you’re new to boho, start with one statement piece – a fringed jacket or a printed maxi – and pair it with simple basics.

The preset is a starting point; the real fun is testing pieces from your own shopping tabs. Stand straight, face the camera and use even light, with your whole body in frame. For the outfit, one clear image of a single look beats a moodboard or a screenshot of several items. Flowing maxi dresses need head-to-toe framing, so make sure your own photo shows your feet. Your face, hair and background stay untouched, so if you want the full effect, do your hair to match before you take the photo.