Being Bohemian involves a lifestyle of both lavish desires and a humble spirit. Our views and impressions of Bohemian fashion and art has evolved over time.

This amazing transformation can be seen in the Bohemes exhibit at The Grand Palais in Paris which is showing from September 26th thru January 14th.

With this in mind, many  musicians, designers, travelers and writers have taken part in the Bohemian style. Julia Chaplin is one  who has found great success and reward from taking part in and care-free culture.

After the success of her first novel, “Gypset Style“ which created a picture of fashion derived from traditional and modern Bohemian trends, another piece by Chaplin is soon to debute, “Gypet Travel“. Both Assouline titles exemplify what the term “Gypset” or being a “gypsetter” encompass.

“An unconventional, bohemian approach to life.

Characterized by a fashionable exoticism and down-to-earth ease.”

Not to forget, other well known writers have taken this “Boho-chic” approach to translating traditional Bohemian style into something current and wearable within today’s fashion. “Boho Beirut: A Guide to the Middle East’s Most Sophisticated City“ was written by fellow journalist Shirine Saad. Her intricate background between culture and travel has only enhanced her personal history in editorial and lifestyle magazines, in which the boho-chic book was created. Check out her website and amazing blog!

You will find multiple occasions to take part in this gypsy-like, Bohemian lifestyle within your travels, fashion and daily adventures. Take part in a world beyond your own by allowing the Bohemian care-free way to entrance your body, soul and spirt.

By using pieces from FTWWL and decor by Jean-Luc Connan, you can create a  gypsy inspired look of your own!

See images of wonderful Bohemian style houses in Julia Chaplins Books along-side a couch designed by John-Luc design. Pillows from Thailand would make a great accent to this unique array.