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BOHO

If Dior's 'New Look of 1947' was a reinvention of elements from the Antebellum period, it seems Boho is 'Summer of Love' reborn. Defined, Boho is a fashion look borrowing from the peasant, early bohemian and hippie looks of the sixties. Boho can be earthy and ethereal all at once, with gowns sporting diaphanous fabrics topped off with head wreaths made out of fresh florals and greenery like ivy. 
So what does Boho have in common with bridal? Just take a look at the pictures directly above. Boho is an over-the-top romantic look and if weddings are anything they are just that. If you're into celebrating with a lot of green--both real and the eco-conscious kind, really think about this look if you haven't already incorporated some part of it into your wedding style.








CREDITS
All gowns and headpieces by Amy-Jo Tatum
Photos 1,2 and 3:  Sweet Light Studios
Photo 4:  John Truong Photography
Photos 5 and 6: Sweet Light Studios
Photos 7 and 8:  Photos by Ron Greystar of Greystar Pictures
Photo 9: Sweet Light Studios
Photo 10: Photo by Bride Chic

TERRY FOX

 One of those designers I have on the top of my list is Terry Fox of the UK who has been designing vintage/storybook looks for as long as I can remember.  Her peice de resistance is the corset paired up with big skirts in either tulle and lace or taffeta and satin.  Add a certain shabby chic vintage influence seen here and you get a very original Boho look she's always made her own .  Terry isn't limited though.  She has four other collections on her website worth checking out especially if you love a kind of waif/fairytale look.  For the more contemporary bride check out her Classic with a Twist Collection.  Stunning . . .












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