How I Found My Boho Vibe: Layering Jewelry for Everyday Beachy Magic
- beachbabesboho
- 5 days ago
- 3 min read
For me, bohemian fashion is a blend of relaxed comfort and creative flair. I love to bring new life to a look through layering jewelry. I'm Hollie and this is a part of my journey of mixing beads and metals, embracing beachy styles, and enhancing any outfit with jewelry that fits seamlessly.
Mixing Beads and Metals
Mixing different types of jewelry is one of the easiest ways to channel that boho vibe. You may be surprised to learn how beautifully beads and metals can come together. For instance, I often start with a simple metal necklace, then layer it with colorful beaded pieces to create a unique and textured look.
This combination not only adds depth but allows for playful expression. Imagine a delicate gold chain that features a burst of vibrant beads. It’s striking and effortless! I enjoy selecting beads in various sizes and colors—combining earthy tones like deep browns and olives with lively shades such as turquoise or bright coral evokes a beachy spirit year-round.
Don’t be afraid to experiment. When layering, keep a sense of balance. If your beads are chunky, pair them with finer metal pieces. Sometimes I challenge myself to step out of my comfort zone by picking one piece that I think I would never wear and I go for! Some of the pieces I have tried have turned into my favorite!
Embracing the Beachy Style of Layering Pieces
Layering isn't just for colder weather; it's a core element of achieving a laid-back, boho look all year. I’ve found that stacking necklaces of different lengths adds so much to bringing the boho look together. A longer beaded necklace can also be wrapped to create that layered look!
Mixing textures is also key. Try combining a braided leather necklace with beaded strands and metallic elements. This eclectic mix tells a unique story. When I layer multiple necklaces, I like to think about the visual journey it creates. This layering included one of my Dad's western bolo ties.
Transforming an Outfit's Look with Jewelry
Jewelry has an incredible ability to completely change an outfit. A simple cotton dress can shift from casual to chic with the right layered pieces. I can’t count how many compliments I’ve received when I embrace my boho jewelery.
For example, on days where I wear a solid outfit, I like to add a bold statement necklace or stack some colorful bangles. This addition creates focal points and adds depth, making the outfit feel fresh and interesting.
What’s remarkable about bohemian jewelry is how versatile it is. You can pick items that reflect your mood or the specific occasion. Feeling adventurous? Layer on a long, intricate necklace with charms. Having a chill day? Stick with lightweight, simple pieces. You would be surprised how throwing on a necklace around the house can make you feel more put together!
Jewelry Always Fits
One of the best things about jewelry is that it always fits—regardless of size or shape. This means that on days when my clothing options feel limited, I can turn to jewelry for a statement without any fuss.
Whether it’s a few beaded bracelets or the perfect fringy earring, these accessories don't show those extra snacks I may have been sneaking in .
Embracing Your Boho Journey
Finding your boho vibe is about celebrating creativity and self-expression, especially through jewelry layering. By blending beads and metals, trying out various layering techniques, and knowing that jewelry is always an option, you can elevate everyday outfits into personal pieces of art.
So, break out of you comfort zone. I challenge you to pick a piece that you would never wear and wear it proudly! Experiment with combinations that speak to you, and most importantly, enjoy the adventure. Bohemian style is all about feeling free and fabulous. Let your jewelry shine—it has the power to sprinkle a little magic into your everyday life.
Oh if you are looking for some pieces that are put together already we got ya covered!
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-Love ya Beach Babes!
Hollie and Yani
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