Tomboy Fashion Style: Effortless Androgynous charm

Tomboy fashion style effortlessly blends androgynous charm with casual comfort. Characterized by its relaxed silhouettes, neutral tones, and a fusion of masculine and feminine elements, this style exudes a laid-back yet confident vibe. It invites individuals to embrace a wardrobe that challenges traditional gender norms, offering versatility and a sense of cool nonchalance.

Tomboy fashion style was pioneered by the icon Coco Chanel who freed western women from corsets and extremely confining skirts, however, it came into its own in the 1930s Jazz Age with women who adopted what Vogue termed a “trim and boyish” look.

Tomboy outfits exude an androgynous vibe that is ruling the street style world. It should not be mixed with Androgynous Fashion Style which is more masculine and sophisticated where Tomboy is more street fashion. It is about dressing effortlessly and putting a menswear-inspired twist on your favourite women’s outfits.

Main Components:

Relax fittings : Loose and straight pants, sweatpants, khakis, high waisted mom jeans, boyfriend cut jeans, distressed styles, loose t-shirts and layers

Leather : Leather jackets or trousers

Overcoats : Classic cuts, one or double-breasted, straight silhouettes, knee or midi length

Blazers : Blazers add more structure, elegance and chic to tomboy outfits

Oversized layers : Straight or loose thick sweaters, sweatshirts, hoodies

Hats : A baseball cap will pair perfect with loose clothes, beanies create a pop of colour for your outfit, also newsboy hats give a boyish look

Shirts : Slightly loose, boyish shape shirts, unbuttoned blouses

Boy Shorts and Overalls : Creates a borrowed-it-from-the-boys kind of look

Flannels : Long floppy-sleeved button-up flannels, you can tie one at the waist, layer it or go for an oversized one

Side strapped pants :It instantly adds a cool vibe to an outfit, breaks up a plain block colour to add interest to a look without requiring any effort and elongates the legs