Fall is the perfect time to lean into new favorite trends, and something I can’t stop thinking about is boho fashion. The lacy, flowy aesthetic was all over the runway with Chloé’s autumn/winter 2026 show, a staple for boho lovers. So, I’m expecting to see a ton of boho moments this fall, and what better season for it?
While some might reserve boho fashion for the spring (aka Coachella season) this is actually such an optimal time to lean into the fashion aesthetic, which, when it comes down to it, is all about layering. When you want to be wrapped in warm blankets and adopt everything buttoned-up and cozy, boho’s frilly, ruffled looks make cool-weather dressing chic. Think jackets with added fringe flare, faux fur, and tassels, dark floral prints, suede bags, wide-leg jeans, and long-sleeve blouses with Western undertones.
It’s something you can fully submerge yourself in, or a style that you can pluck a few pieces from here and there to round out your fall closets. Need some inspiration on how to make boho style apart of your fall fashion wardrobe? Scroll below for some much-needed inspiration.
Lean into the boho aesthetic with a look similar to this one, pulling a long-sleeved flowy top with a fun patterned pair of denim jeans. Nothing says boho like a chic lace-trimmed babydoll-esque dress and some leather thigh-high boots. It’s the perfect fall mixture.
A good dress will always be my personal go-to in the fall, and if you want to make it more boho, lean into fringe, whether that be with the actual dress or with a jacket. An oversized leather jacket with a bit of suede and a head scarf is the way to blend two aesthetics. Contrary to what some think, boho can also feel very maximalist.
Between these printed leggings, ruffled, lace-trim shorts, and a patterned top, this is as maximalist boho as one can get. Aiyana Ishmael is the style editor at Cosmopolitan magazine. In her work, Aiyana focuses on the culture of fashion and how it intertwines and shapes the zeitgeist.
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