
I have two modes on weekends: simple casual, and boho. You don’t need three guesses to figure out which category this outfit falls under. Well, the title is a dead giveaway, for one thing. Plus, there’s nothing simple or casual about this silk Etro tunic. Just look at that pattern mix!


Here’s a better look at the bazillion different prints and textures going on:

In all honesty, this outfit is a total mish mash of things that may or may not go together, but which all serve the important purposes of (a) keeping me warm, while (b) wearing a completely impractical-for-the-weather garment. But that’s the beauty of boho, right? Mish mash is its middle name. That’s how I’m calling it anyway.

I really like this outfit – it’s just really fun with the mixed prints on the tunic and the texture of the sweater. I think it all goes well together, except maybe the color of the scarf, a tiny bit? (I envision something that’s more neutral, maybe a cream or gray scarf?)
That’s a fair point. I don’t have a lot of neutral scarves (wardrobe hole?), and I chose this one to pick up the aqua in the print of the tunic. But I can see that with the print being so colourful, it might be bit too much.