I don't know about you, but I definitely spend a lot of time on Pinterest looking for style inspiration. I found a few Free People outfits that I absolutely love and thought I'd give you some of my top picks that are bohemian style. I absolutely love Free People and would spend every penny I make there if I could. Enjoy! xo

I am in love with these pants. Not only can you bet your bottom they are the comfiest pants ever, they are also super stylish. Paired with a simple tank and some beautiful accessories, this outfit is perfect for the ultimate lazy girl, who still wants to look classy and gorgeous. 

Oh how I love kimonos and structured hats. This outfit is perfect all around. I love the little details from the feathers around the hat to the prints on both the dress and the kimono. This outfit is sweet, and although it's simple, it gives a dynamic, boho chic feel. Love it!

I adore maxi skirts. I myself do not own one with print like this but I'll have you know I'll be hopping on that train soon enough. This is so simple but so perfect. I think that's what I love most about bohemian style. It is simple, comfortable, and effortless. & I can bet you it's all quality made. 

All of these photos were found on Pinterest.

Here are some of my favorite bohemian style items. 

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xx Jess

If you are anything like me, I imagine you probably have tons of stuff in your closet. The problem with that is, I'm sure a lot of it is stuff you are saving because you think you'll wear it eventually, right? You can't let go because you think "well... maybe one day?" You're wrong. You won't wear it. So, upcycle it!
Here's a quick tutorial on how to make two shirts (or even just one very long one) into a dress.

Start with two shirts you think go well together. I chose this old t-shirt and a baggy tank top.

You can either keep the sleeves as-is on the top portion, or you can cut the sleeves to make it a more feminine cut. I decided I wanted a more feminine look and thought it would look best to cut the sleeves. You want it to look even, so I measured with a ruler how far out I wanted the sleeve to come, and brought my line down to the bottom of the sleeve seem. I used a dotted line so that I wouldn't leave huge stains on the shirt. I also measured about 8 inches down from the bottom of the sleeve to cut the shirt and make it shorter. The oval cut out will be to tie the bottom portion into. 

For the bottom shirt, I drew a line as close to the top of the shirt as I could, that way the skirt portion wouldn't be too short. Then, I drew a line on the front and straight down the middle about 3 inches and cut there as well. That is so that I could tie it into the hole of the top half. 

From there, I cut all of the lines I drew out and put the shirts together. Here's how it turned out!

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xx Jess