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Pleats are a massive trend this season, and if the Fall 2013 collections are anything to go by, they are not going anywhere in a hurry. Long, flowing, knife pleated dresses in light fabrics are dominating fall’s runways. The beauty about it is the very many ways designers have expressed the trend, from dresses, to skirts to even tops! READ MORE …

This is a very bohemianesque clothing piece which is very cute and hipster!! It is a two-tone jersey knit maxi dress with pleat detailing at middle front of waist. It is longer on the sides then the middle or front and the bottom hem is trimmed with ruffles creating a layered effect. It is a stunning and dramatic maxi that still has that cool, everyday feel.  READ MORE …

If you’re constantly on the look-out for soft, yet daring fabrics, are inspired by the beautiful and delicate details in clothing, then South of the Border is the store for you. With two stores in New South Wales located in Bondi Junction and Cronulla, South of the Border is the epitome of bohemian style.  READ MORE …

Lisa Brown’s signature designs are individual, feminine with exquisite detail & luxurious fabrics. Her Autumn Winter 2013 lookbook is mystical, tribal and beautiful in its bohemian inspired way.  READ MORE …

Nothing yells Autumn, like a little leather. At NYFW, 3.1 Phillip Lim for Fall 2013 revved up the runway with his fashionable biker pieces that had touches of downtown bohemian pattern mixes, letterman patched jeans, camouflaged furs, and over the knee leather boots.   READ MORE …

From floppy hats, to feminine floral prints and flowing maxi dresses, are back for Spring 2013! But let me reassure you, they’ve had a make over from what we are know as ‘Boho’. The Modern Bohemian style now has a fresh take on the 60′s and 70′s era, with a modern and subtle twist. READ MORE …

Mister Zimi’s resort 2013 ‘Utopia’ collection is fittingly named, following the story of their own tribal goddess living amongst her unique and naturally beautiful vision of Utopia. The collection is light and easy to wear for summer with relaxed silhouettes in light, textured rayon.   READ MORE …

When I think of the words, tribal, Byron bay, gyspies and boho, I think of Ames. Designer, Tess Wilcox originally created her label, Ames as a shoe line. But as Ames has been out of action for a period of time, Tess has had time to travel the world and be inspired by the beauty of the land to bring us her latest venture, the ‘Morocan Gypset’ Collection. READ MORE …

Trelise Cooper, is one of New Zealand’s most successful and internationally accomplished fashion designers, has unveiled her latest collection of her diffusion line COOP. The COOP girl is daring and unafraid to wear print and express her original personal style. We spoke to Trelise about the range: READ MORE …