The 70's were all about effortless, free-spirited fashion, and nothing captures that better than boho outfits. Flowy fabrics, earthy tones, and vintage-inspired prints made every look feel dreamy and carefree.
In this guide, we’re breaking down nine must-try 70's boho outfits to inspire your wardrobe. From casual everyday looks to statement-making ensembles, these outfits will help you channel that iconic decade with ease.
Plus, we’ve got the perfect shoe recommendations to complete your outfit—because no boho look is complete without the perfect pair of lace up boots or sandals!
9 Retro Bohemian Outfit Ideas
1. The Effortless Boho Maxi
A flowy maxi dress in paisley, floral, or earthy tones is a staple for 70's boho outfits. Layer it with a crochet vest and finish with platform sandals or clogs for that effortlessly dreamy, hippie-inspired look.
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Flowy maxi dress (paisley, floral, or earth tones)
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Crochet vest or lightweight cardigan
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Platform sandals or wooden clogs
Above: Authentic 70's, Below moden, retro inspired option
2. Peasant Blouse & Flared Jeans
A billowy peasant blouse tucked into high-waisted flared jeans is the ultimate casual 70's spring outfit. Add oversized sunglasses and platform boots for a look that’s laid-back yet undeniably chic.
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Peasant blouse with embroidery or lace details
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Platform boots and oversized sunglasses
3. Fringe & Suede Layers
Fringe and suede were everywhere in the 70's, making a suede mini skirt or jacket a must-have for boho lovers. Pair with a tucked-in turtleneck and knee-high platform boots for a retro yet modern feel.
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Suede mini skirt or fringe jacket
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Turtleneck or fitted blouse
4. The Boho Jumpsuit
A wide-leg jumpsuit in a bold print or earthy tone is an easy way to nail the 70's boho look. Pair it with platform sandals and layered necklaces for a chic yet effortless vibe.
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Wide-leg jumpsuit in paisley, floral, or earth tones
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Platform sandals or clogs
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Layered necklaces and hoop earrings
Above: Authentic 70's, Below moden, retro inspired option
5. Flowy Bell-Sleeve Top & Corduroy Pants
Bell sleeves were a huge trend in the 70's, and they pair perfectly with high-waisted corduroy pants. Add a floppy hat and wooden-sole clogs for a boho-inspired outfit that’s perfect for spring.
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Bell-sleeve blouse or tunic
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High-waisted corduroy pants
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Floppy hat and wooden clogs
Above: Authentic 70's, Below moden, retro inspired option
6. Patchwork & Folk-Inspired Layers
Patchwork prints and folk-style embroidery were a staple of 70's hippie outfits. A patchwork midi skirt with a vintage band tee and lace-up boots is the perfect mix of laid-back and stylish.
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Vintage band tee or peasant blouse
7. The Crochet Dress
A crochet mini or midi dress is the perfect mix of feminine and free-spirited. Pair it with knee-high gogo boots or platform sandals for a true 70's boho vibe.
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Beaded or shell jewelry
8. Flared Overalls & a Fitted Tee
Flared denim overalls paired with a fitted ribbed tee create an effortlessly cool, casual 70's spring outfit. Finish the look with platform clogs and round sunglasses for that vintage touch.
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Ribbed or graphic fitted tee
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Platform clogs and round sunglasses
Above: Authentic 70's, Below moden, retro inspired option
9. Sheer Kimono & a Slip Dress
A sheer, flowy kimono layered over a simple slip dress is a boho dream. Add suede ankle boots and layered necklaces for a whimsical, effortless finish.
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Sheer or fringe kimono
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Suede boots and layered necklaces
Boho fashion from the 70's is timeless, effortlessly blending flowy silhouettes, earthy tones, and vintage-inspired textures. Whether you're drawn to crochet dresses, flared jeans, or fringe details, there's a boho outfit for every mood and occasion. With the right layering and accessories, you can bring these retro looks into your modern wardrobe with ease.
No boho outfit is complete without the perfect pair of shoes—platform boots, clogs, and lace-up styles are a must for achieving that true 70's vibe.
Check out our collection at Nectarine Dreams to find the perfect pair to elevate your spring outfits! Which 70's boho look is your favorite? Let us know in the comments!