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Aiming for originality? Shop the cutest clothes in the UK from our latest collection filled with boho and fun designs. Our ladies’ fashion line-up is filled with cute, bohemian-style pieces that inspire individuality. Get creative with our wide range of boho women’s clothes, from everyday dresses to unique jumpsuits. We curate our bohemian clothing selection to feature the fabrics, fashions, and silhouettes that turn heads and take detours from the ordinary. Experiment with luxe layers, like trendy knitwear and boho-chic jackets. Bare a bit with leg-elongating hems and plunging necklines. We believe women’s fashion should focus on cute and effortlessly cool details that stand on their own and play well with others. The result is versatile boho clothing that complements wherever your unique mood takes you. In this eclectic online clothes shop, you’ll find bohemian-style touches, like cute fringe, trendy embroidery, and other one-of-a-kind embellishments. For ladies’ fashions that let your style stand out, shop our newest collection of boho women’s clothing. To encourage truly distinct dressing, our women’s clothes shop is highly edited for mixing and matching. Here, discover boho clothing for any season and any style. Our women’s fashions are grounded in cute and classic bohemian aesthetics, but we also offer glamorous going-out zara dresses and casual beach-wear. Try edgy, androgynous options fit for FP girl Lou. Sway on the sweeter side with cute, femme clothes a la Candy. For bohemian style unlike any other, blend in a bit of each FP girl’s vibe. A range of cute necklines, hem heights, and fits makes this women’s clothing collection perfect for layering or letting a little skin show. Best of all, our designs are primed for pairing, so you can style these boho-chic fashions year round. Explore Free People UK’s bohemian clothing collection for women now, all online and all as one-of-a-kind as you.
If the whole of your body is wide and you have fewer curves, do not wear clothes with bold or large print detail. Go slow with the contrasting colors and avoid large pocketed pants. Opt for long jackets and shirts, and tapered sleeves at the wrist. Choose monochromatic colors to complement your body shape. Pear shaped women have large hips and a narrow bust. Do not wear hip ending tops. Again, short skirts will not do you justice, since they will draw all the attention towards your hips. Opt for light colors on your upper side of the body and dark colors for your bottom side. Other accessories that can complement your body shape include; necklaces, scarves, and wide necked outfits. For the narrow framed women, do not wear accessories which emphasize on the waist area such as; straight jackets, belts, and colored accessories around the waist. Avoid clothes with vertical lines and choose contrasting colors, low waist pants, horizontal stripes, and empire cuts. These will highlight both the upper and lower side of your body. You can get a collection of clothes from three wishes. Check out our page for some of the classiest sexy outfit pieces like dresses, rompers, jackets, and skirts of all time. They come in different sizes and you can filter your size from the available options on the right side of the page. You can also filter the clothes according to the brand. These options are located right below the size options. We assure you that all our clothes are of good quality and durable regardless of the brand.
This week, we’re crushin’ on Scottish singer-songwriter and all round mega babe, Nina Nesbitt. After giving us tracks like Peroxide and Chewing Gum, she returns with new single, Somebody Special and we can’t get enough of it. Hard to believe she’s only 23, right? Here’s what went down when we grabbed five… How did it all start for you? I started uploading videos to YouTube when I was 15 and built a fan base for a few years, it’s been really gradual for me, touring with other artists, signing to Island records when I was 17, being lucky to receive support from Radio 1 etc, lots of different things have been helpful in building my career to where it is now! What does your typical day look like? Every day is actually so different, which is why I love doing what I do. It’s mostly studio sessions where I’m writing for myself or other people’s projects, doing promo, travelling abroad to play shows, going on tour here etc, there is no day the same.
I’m lucky I get to meet lots of people and experience lots of different things which definitely inspires my writing. Describe your sound in three words… I can describe it in two… What was your most memorable gig? Hmmm, I’ve played so many shows over the years, but I’d say most recently playing my November tour last year was really special. It was the first bigger venue tour in a while and the reception from the crowds were so good, to hear people singing the new songs was amazing. It’s made me really excited for my next tour in May. What did you have on your playlist growing up? My mum is Swedish, so she always played straight up pop music around the house. She also loved divas like Whitney, Mariah etc. It was definitely very female pop led. Then my Dad is Scottish and loves bands like Roxy Music and I always thought it was boring until I discovered Brian Eno a few years ago and realised he was involved with Roxy Music. So it must have subconsciously been in there all along ha.
