Everyone's Whispering About a '70s Style Revival—These 19 Tops Are Hard Proof

When I think of the word boho, there are a few things that come to mind: Vanessa Hudgens in Coachella's prime, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen wearing gladiator sandals and fringe bags, and Serena Van der Woodsen from Gossip Girl in crochet tanks and ruffled dresses. I've kept these images far in the depths of my brain, but when Chemena Kamali showed her debut collection for Chloé earlier this year, they quickly resurfaced. Shirred necklines, wooden clogs, metal belts, and flouncy dresses all came down the runway, marking the return of boho chic.

All anyone could talk about after the show were the gold belts with Chloé in cursive, the dress styling (The ruffled hem tucked into boots was most pleasing to me!), and the larger-than-life hobo bags (I need to see them on Nicole Richie immediately). I'm on board with all of them, but what really captured my attention had to be the '70s-style tops. Made from delicate lace and organic silk, they were either tucked into jeans or high-waisted shorts. If you're looking to emulate the vibe of Chloé's F/W 24 show and join in on the '70s revival, a ruffled or lace blouse is an easy way to start.

The collection won't be available till fall (and based on Moda Operandi's now-closed trunk show sale, the tops cost around $4K), so I went through designer and affordable retailers to find the chicest boho-style tops available to shop right now. From Dôen and Ulla Johnson to H&M and Mango, find your pick below.

Chloé model on runway wearing white frilly blouse and jeans

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Chloé model wearing ruffled blouse and brown shorts

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Chloé model wearing white lace blouse, straight-leg blue jeans, and clogs

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After interning at Who What Wear in 2019, Yusra Siddiqui found her way to the team after graduating with a fashion media degree. She's also spent time writing and working for publications such as Fashionista, Coveteur, Nylon, and Allure. When she's on the job, she's perusing runway shows, analyzing the latest social media trends, and diving deep into all things Gen Z-related.