Please ask what kind of clothing belongs to the bohemian style, I hope those who know to provide me with some pictures about bohemian style clothing, thank you~!

Bohemia, now the western part of the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic is a landlocked country in the center of Europe, east of Slovakia, south of Austria, north of Poland, west of Germany, by the Czech Republic, Moravia and Silesia 3 parts. The country is divided into two major geographic regions, the Bohemian Highlands, located in the western half, and the Carpathian Mountains, located in the eastern half.

Historically, after the disintegration of the Slavs' primitive society in Europe [mainly eastern Europe], its various branches established different states. The Eastern Slavs founded Kievan Rus, which later developed into the Russian state. The Yugoslavs entered the Balkans and founded Bulgaria and Serbia. The West Slavs founded the kingdoms of Czechoslovakia and Poland. This was probably before the 8th or 9th century AD. It took these West Slavs several hundred years to gradually enter a class society and form a state, but after a few twists and turns, the state finally disintegrated, and the one that became independent from the north of it was Czechoslovakia, which was centered in Bohemia, with its capital in Prague, which was probably around the 10th century. So it can be said that the ancient name of the Czech Republic was Bohemia. The course of the Czech nation's struggle for independence is also very hard, such a history of national struggle is able to prompt the production of artistic soil, Dvorak and Smetana is the most famous Czech musicians, Dvorak's "Moravian Quartet" "Children of the White Mountains" "Slavonic Dance" and Smetana's "My Motherland" are all very national characteristics of the work.

The population of the Czech Republic is just over 10 million, and over 80% are ethnic Czechs, with other ethnic groups such as Moravians, Slovaks, Germans and a small number of Poles. You see, there are no Bohemians ......

By the way, the domain abbreviation for the Czech Republic is cz. If it weren't for that, I would have just written that Bohemia is the French term for Gypsy. In addition to checking the French dictionary to confirm this, you can find out that the song sung by the Gypsy girl Esmeralda in the musical Notre Dame de Paris when she introduces herself is called "Bohemia".

As for why the Gypsy name is linked to Bohemia, it is said that it is because of the large number of Gypsies who once lived in the Bohemian region. Esmeralda says her name Esméralda "probably" comes from the Egyptian word for "probably," which also indicates the wanderlust of the people. In fact, the Gypsies are a part of the ancient Indians. In the eleventh and twelfth centuries AD, due to wars and invasions, some Gypsies began to migrate. According to linguistic studies, the Gypsies passed through at least Persia, Armenia and Greece. There are more detailed studies that

There were two routes of outward migration: one was from India, through Persia and Turkey into Europe; they first arrived in Greece, and then turned to Romania, Hungary, Bohemia, and Germany; and after arriving in Germany, some of them went to Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway, and some of them went to England, Spain, and Italy. The other went from India to Persia, then reached Armenia, and then through Russia to Europe, wandering all over the European countries. (World Peoples and Cultures-Europe, Central University for Nationalities Press, 1995)

Like people think, those gypsies make a living by the art of song and dance and divination, spreading Indian culture along the way, and at the same time absorbing the characteristics of the arts of various countries, and finally producing the world-renowned flamenco dance in Spain, which basically all came from the gypsies. This is basically all due to the gypsies. They have been displaced, homeless, sleeping in the wind, in short, you can think of all the hard words can be put on them, but they seem to be born to be the embodiment of art, their lives are embedded in the art, if such achievements come from their obsessive pursuit of a few more intentional. It should be said that it is nature, the vivacity and exuberance, the seduction and passion, as well as the uninhibited love of beauty, can be said to be the Gypsy characteristics. Perhaps that's the viability of "La Boheme," which also translates as "The Career of an Artist," where the people in the play don't look like gypsies, but they have the character and pursuits of gypsies.

The hardest thing to articulate is the bohemian style of dress that is now so popular. Gypsies were good at collecting the characteristics of the regions they passed through, so by the time they reached the middle of Europe the Gypsy national style dress was already a mishmash of various national styles. The pleated skirt should be the local Slavic characteristics, the East Slavic, later Russian is also similar attire, all kinds of shiny pieces, jewelry probably brought out from India, tassels and pendants may come from the Middle East Persia, North Africa, Morocco, taking the line of people. The Gypsy style could never be minimalist; they could not go for a piece of clothing of fine texture and then offer it up carefully; they had to add to it and supplement it little by little, thus creating an elaborate style. Nor could they always keep their clothes bright, and the brightly colored dresses favored by young gipsy girls were always quick to grow dull and shabby in their wanderings, but they would find a way to make these old clothes look as beautiful as possible. This is the true condition of these people, a beauty that cannot be duplicated or imitated by those in the modern world, and what is bohemian style nowadays?