(Miller, in herRoberto Cavallihandkerchief dresses,Ossie Clarktops, and coin belts, co-headlines this bill.)
I felt so soothed watching that showI wanted every single piece, Miller said afterward.
It was like seeing my dream wardrobe walk past me.
Caroline Trentini in Vera Wang Collection.
Theres been no shortage of things to react against, whether then or now.
In fashion, the early 70s saw the birth of the soft look.
Designersmost famously Karl Lagerfeld at Chloestarted to cut their silhouettes flouncier, eliminating linings and padding.
Kate Moss at Glastonbury in 2005.
Much like its boho-chic reincarnation 30 years later, the look was both freewheeling and irreverent.
There are too many rules now, she says.
Creatives then were more freethey could do crazier things and dream more.
Sienna Miller at Glastonbury in 2022.
Todays trends, Kebede thinks, are more prescriptiveBarbiecore or cottagecore come to mindwhile boho was unconfined.
Maybe thats why were going back into romanticism and flowy clothespeople want to have more freedom.
Once we start seeing people on social media wear it, thats when the requests will come.
Paloma Elsesser layers on the necklaces (from MG Stones, David Yurman, and Lisa Eisner Jewelry) in a Marni dress.
Today, its much more open, thank God, she says, so there are more people experimenting.
The boho chic of today is fueled by the runway, not TikTok.
Theres a reason why one cant pinpoint a singular face of boho today.
And as for the current revival Kamali is leading at Chloe?
People want to feel that spirit once more, Kamali said.
They want to live the way they live and define their lives for themselves.
