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"   Erin Wasson in a vintage--but current--Boho look  Q: I always love the romantic Boho vibe for fall and think of vintage as a great way to get that free-spirited look, but want to walk away from my shopping trip looking current and on-trend, and not like I&amp;#039;m in a time warp. Any tips before I head out? A: Fashion&amp;#039;s affection for the Boho Babe is always evolving, and it seems her whimsy is always welcome, whether it&amp;#039;s to balance out seasons of minimalism or modernity, sexiness or sensibility, or simply to express a kind of femininity that&amp;#039;s thoughtful yet seems unfussy. Since this ethereal muse always looks spot on cloaked in an alchemical mix of layers and textures, hitting a vintage shop is the perfect way to work your magic. The Bohemian showed up looking luxe awash in long layers of tulle topped with fur coats at Roberto Cavalli for fall, and as a classic gypsy in long black floral dresses with lacy gloves at Ralph Lauren.  She appeared playfully reminiscent of the late &amp;#039;60s in cozy knits and colorful dresses at vintage lover Anna Sui`s show, who cited Utopian societies outside of Woodstock like Birdcliffe as an inspiration for her collection. Take cues from these designers on how to balance out softness and opulence with a degree ruggedness, and to get a sense of today&amp;#039;s color palette. Boho also looks perfectly high-low, hippie-chic, and right now when denim on denim is topped with fur, as they were rampant on the runways (in both faux and real), and hint at a free wheeling rock n&amp;#039; roll lifestyle. Celine`s sturdy woven blanket-like poncho over a fluid maxi dress, glamorized with a metallic collar necklace feels very nomad riche as well, so keep your eyes out for these pieces too, and have fun marching to the beat of your own tambourine this fall! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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