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Five By Me: Boho Sport
What happens when you mash up bohemian accessories and a sporty, vintage-inspired wardrobe? A wildly cool new look.
In Five by ME, Bazaar's accessories director Miguel Enamorado lays out a recent style obsession in five easy pieces.
As with any great song, the fusion of two styles can result in the most harmonious—and fun—combinations. Lately, I've been drawn to an athletic but spirited vibe I'm calling boho sport. Just take a dash of The Mamas and the Papas-inspired accessories, add some Americana sport, and top it off with a pinch of Mick Jagger swagger. It’s a look that works head to toe, but you could also try separate boho sport pieces mixed into your daily wardrobe, like a brown or grey suit with a t-shirt, a fringed belt, and Adidas sneakers. Why not try a rugby shirt with a circle skirt and a satchel? In the end, you can create your own stylistic rhythm and, as they say, dress to the beat of your own drum. Below, here’s the Five By ME way to embrace boho sport.
This Valentino Garavani shoulder bag is on the top of my list. There are just so many things that are working here, like the thick gorgeous suede caramel leather, the fringe, and the oversized studs.
My Bazaar colleague Brooke Bobb has been wearing a rugby shirt around and mixing it in such interesting ways that make it feel fresh. I was inspired, so I decided to go to the source, Polo Ralph Lauren, which I used to wear in the ’90s. I was elated when I found out that I could custom-create one.
You don’t buy a pair of Jacques Marie Mage glasses, you join the club (one that I’ve been a member of for more than 5 years). Ten years ago, Mr. Jerome Jacques Marie Mage started to design what in my mind are the most perfect, well-crafted, and covetable sunglasses that are just that—sunglasses, not logo-branded billboards. I love the rock & rollness of this pair of squared aviators. They would look good on oval faces like mine, or on an oblong shape, too.
I bought a similar Guanabana woven belt at Le Club 55 in St.Tropez last summer and have been obsessed with it ever since. It’s so good with jeans and khakis, but I also found it pairs well with tailored trousers. My friend on holiday also borrowed it to belt her slip dress, which was effortlessly chic.
I’ve been loving the return to thin-soled sneakers, especially these very soft leather Adidas Japan versions that feel more like ballet flats than chunky athletic shoes. The name of the color, “preloved brown,” indicates that romantic yet authentic feel. They're also more versatile than their gym bunny cousins., as they can look dressier and more work-appropriate.
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