We have suggested watches in the past which have emulated the bohemian fashion style which you can find here, however we thought we would try something different and turn each of our fashion styles in to lookbooks.
The ‘boho’ style went into fashion in the 1960’s, taking on the look of hippies and free spirits of that time. Icons such as Florence Welch from Florence and the Machine take on this look, not only with her wardrobe but her music too. It is a look which consists of free flowing fabrics, textured layers and floral patterns. In this blog we have two more watches that fit into the boho style and a few outfit ideas to add to your look if you are trying out the style or if it makes up the entirety of your wardrobe.
Here is our latest boho lookbook:
Thomas Sabo Women’s Karma Two Tone Strap Black Dial
Thomas Sabo are renowned for their enchanting and sophisticated timepieces. This particular model is from their karma collection. It is well suited to the boho fashion as it is a textured watch with two tone black and rose gold. The main feature of this watch being the intricate dial at its centre with the signature bead on the right hand side. This watch is finished with an elegant butterfly clasp for ultimate comfort and good fit.
Michel Herbelin Women’s Newport Connect White Rubber Strap White Dial
If you look for a watch which not only suits your style but comes with a luxury price tag then Michel Herbelin have the timepiece for you. This watch is white in colour which means that it can be adapted to a variety of different styles and outfit choices. The white and gold colours of this watch is what gives it a boho aura as well as the bangle style bracelet which is textured- an iconic style choice for this fashion look.
Both of the watches that are mentioned in this blog are in stock and can be found on our website. If you have any questioned about this blog or the watches then please don’t hesitate to get in contact via our website, via phone on 01926298499 or alternatively you can visit our watch shop in Kenilworth if you are local to the west midlands.
