3 Boho Brands that Won't Break the Bank
When you hear boho, what do you think of? What outfit comes to mind? A boho style can have a Coachella Woodstock or Western vibe, but in general, we mainly think of lots of lace, flowy florals and layers. It might not be the right look for everyone, but if you tend to gravitate toward boho outfits, are you ever frustrated when you love the look of Free People, Anthropology, and other high-end brands, but the price tag just makes you say yikes? If this sounds like you, check out these brands.
Hello Molly
Hello Molly is a brand based in Sydney, Australia with offices in LA and Beijing. “Hello Molly was born out of the belief that every girl should have access to on-trend, must-have wardrobe essentials that don’t break the bank.”
Hello Molly is the perfect place to find a cute boho dress, either something more formal or just a casual brunch/dinner dress. On their website, you’ll see the dresses section has a floral and lace category, which are sure to give your wardrobe an effortless boho look.
Sundae Muse
Give me all the florals! Sundae Muse is another Australian-based company that solely sells online. Its clothes are reasonably priced and definitely capture a girly-boho look perfect for summer and spring. Just be sure to check out the sizing guide, as AU and US sizings are different.
Depop
If you haven’t heard of Depop, it’s a game-changer. “Depop is the fashion marketplace app where the next generation comes to discover unique items. With a global community buying, selling, and connecting to make fashion more inclusive, diverse, and less wasteful. This is what transforming fashion looks like.” Essentially, it’s like an online thrift store, where people around the world can post items to sell. While the whole online marketplace is not specific to this style, you might get really lucky with specific pieces to complete your boho look, such as marked down Free People pieces.
We really hope you enjoy these brands and find something you LOVE. If you do, show us your free-spirited looks by tagging @theedgemag!