THE BRAND-NEW BOHO

via H&M

Originally posted in The CLOSET

If you're under 30, you probably went to at least one music festival this summer. But even if you didn't (and even if you're over 30 like me) you probably dressed like you did. Boho chic has been on the rise over the past few years as flower crowns, distressed denim and fringe have taken over as summer wardrobe essentials. With the sun shining down and the latest indie album on repeat, going boho makes us feel like total free spirits on the weekends, even if we do nothing but work, eat and sleep during the week. 

While that boho vibe usually fizzles out by fall, this season feels different. For Fall '15, some of the top fashion houses embraced all things '70s, providing a softer option for those of us who just don't 'get' grunge. From supple suede coats and boots to pretty bow-tie blouses and flowy maxis, the options for boho babes are endless this season. Read on for my top boho scores and how to wear them to keep the party going for fall. Don't you just love? 

SEE MY BOHO SCORES HERE...

LABEL WE LOVE: Ascot + Hart

via Ascot + Hart on Instagram

Since really committing to online shopping, my wardrobe has reaped the benefits. Never before in the history of humanity has it ever been possible for an Ontario girl to shop an L.A. boutique, a massive European chain and a Halifax D.I.Y'ers craft room in a single night. And believe me, I've done just that.

My latest find, thanks to my ever-on-the-cusp sis, is Dallas-based boutique Ascot + Hart. Consider it your one-stop shop for perfectly worn-in denim, cool girl tees, flowy boho blouses and dresses and even Elle Fanning/Gwen Stefani's fav sunnies. 

Prices are super reasonable so you won't even mind paying the $20 shipping fee, especially if you go in with friends on the order. Far cheaper than a flight to Dallas, yes?

It's all very, very tempting. Don't say I didn't warn you..