The Boho rock trend will be Fashion's favorite spring purchase

While the pencil skirts and other structured silhouettes have certainly turned their heads this season, nothing is comparable to my favorite rock trend ever. Flowy, ruffles and hopelessly romantic Boho skirts are the style for which I always have a weakness. And this is particularly good news when you consider how the trend will be this year.

With the wider Boho fashion resolutions in full swing, these skirts have a resuscitation. These MIDIS and MAXIS capture the same effortless charm as the Bohemian blouses and manual accessories in rock form and offer a certain elegance that is a little more careful.

But what exactly defines a “Boho rock”? For me it is less about rigid rules and more about a feeling. Cutting silhouettes, wispy fabrics, delicate lace, playful ruffles – these are all falling under the Boho ridge. You will know if you see it and what is more important if you wear it.

Kate Hudson chose a rich plum skirt with a sheer finish and a voluminous cut and was created this week in which the trend was supported. The actor excited her look and loosened her outfit with an elegant leather jacket to give the otherwise whispering ensemble dimension and weight.

If you hesitate about the versatility, I am here to prove that a Boho skirt is more adaptable than you might think. Keep it relaxed with a box-shaped T-shirt and chunky sandals or add structure by combining it with a shiny leather jacket. What if you want to hug the Boho spirit completely? Style it with a ruffled blouse and let the romance take over.

French brands seem to master the silhouette with names such as Chloé, Isabel Marant and Ba & SH all chic iterations, but high-street favorites such as mango, Zara and anthropology serve dreamy versions for reserved budgets.