The 1 Style You Need to Easily Master the Boho Look

By Aemilia Madden

Updated on 8/12/2015 at 5:15 PM

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You keep hearing it: "boho is going to be everywhere this Fall." But shopping for a whole new wardrobe is expensive and exhausting. So instead, look to one simple trick to give your wardrobe that groovy vibe you've been looking for: give in to gauze.

The relaxed feel of this soft, raw cotton adds a '70s-inspired flair to your look, even if you skip the bell-bottoms. Pair an off-the-shoulder style with a denim skirt, or toss on a maxi dress and top it off with a wide-brimmed hat. Either way, you can embrace the style that's back in a big way for the coming season with nothing but a simple one-item swap. Just scroll to shop the only style you need to master boho dressing once and for all.

Reformation Selma Dress ($258)

Zara Off the Shoulder Top ($50)

Lemlem Striped Gauze Buttondown Tunic ($250)

Scoop Gauze Jumpsuit ($215)

Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply Tiered Cotton Gauze Shirt ($98)

Vanessa Virginia Shimmered Gauze Tunic ($138)

Forever 21 Embroidered Split Neck Peasant Blouse ($23)

Altuzarra Pipit Lace-Up Silk Blouse ($633)

Ace & Jig Gauze Drawstring Dress ($390)

Miguelina Hailey Crochet-Trimmed Cotton-Gauze Top ($210)

Chloé Pleated Silk-Cloqué Blouse ($1,659)

Talitha Columba Embroidered Gauze Mini Dress ($730)

Sea Trellis Guipure Lace-Paneled Crinkled-Gauze Dress ($395)

Ecote Banded-Bottom Gauzy Top ($59)

H&M Blue Cotton Blouse ($25)

Dress the Population Evan Metallic Dot Maxi Dress ($198)

ASOS Off Shoulder Top in Horizontal Stripe ($36)

Free People Baby Baby Dress ($108)

Vanessa Bruno Athé Embroidered Cotton Blouse ($335)

Rebecca Taylor Voile & Lace Dress ($395)

Gypsy 05 Gauzy Crochet Hem Minidress ($200)

Anthropologie Maeve Orlaya Dress ($138)

Ann Taylor Cotton Embroidered Blouse ($55)