The first thing to think about when creating your Stevie Nicks outfit is fabrics. Flowing skirts and billowing sleeves are essential to boho styling and Nicks used this to create mesmerising performances – her dance moves wouldn’t have been quite as mesmerising without them.

Bring this spirit to your boho style by choosing maxi dresses and skirts in luxurious fabrics like velvet and chiffon. Not only will these materials feel light and freeing, but they’ll swish when you walk, bringing a touch of magic to every move.

Stevie also had a deep love for lace, often incorporating it into her outfits for a romantic vintage vibe that truly elevated her boho fashion.

You can create the same effect by adding hints of the material – think jackets and shawls with lace trims – or you can make your lace the main event with a vintage style dress.

Boho dresses were a staple for Stevie Nicks. She often chose gowns with long skirts and vintage cuts. She tended to gravitate towards shades of black, white, and red – colours that bring the right amount of drama, but are easy to style.

It wasn't just what she wore that made Stevie's wardrobe so iconic, but the way she wore it. She would never simply throw on a dress and call it a day. Instead, she would choose a dress in a high-quality fabric, layer it with vintage pieces - think velour waistcoats and patterned scarves - then add statement accessories, like belts and brooches.

The result was a look right out of an old-fashioned romance novel – moody, poetic, and mysterious all at once.

For those who prefer a modern look, you could take inspiration from Stevie’s more casual ensembles. Blouses and bell-bottoms were the style of the seventies but the Fleetwood Mac frontwoman put her own spin on this rad trend.

A pair of wide-leg denim jeans was a go-to for Nicks, and she often accessorised them with a gold belt for added flair. 

The bohemian blouses were just as extravagant as the dresses – think velvet and crushed satin in deep jewel tones. Many featured gothic detailing like high necklines, lace trims, or victorian-style buttons. Each one featured those dramatic bell sleeves that gave a cape-like effect with every movement. 

Of course, the outfit was never finished without layers – add a kimono jacket and platform sandals to complete Stevie’s casual chic look.

Stevie used the most unique accessories to tie her boho outfits together – and they were anything but subtle! 

Crescent moon bracelets and crystal pendants gave the “white witch of rock ‘n’ roll” an otherworldly essence, and a shawl draped around her shoulders brought a hint of luxury to the free-spirited look.

Top hats are probably the most recognisable Stevie Nicks accessory. Decorated with feathers, flowers, and ribbons, they became a defining part of her stage persona and added a touch of theatrical drama to her boho fashion. 

The hats were often worn at a jaunty angle, framing her face in a way that was both playful and powerful.

If you want your boho style to stand the test of time, there’s no better source of inspiration than Stevie Nicks. Browse our autumn collection to find the flowing skirts, blouses, and bell-bottoms, that will help you build your own Stevie Nicks inspired look. Want to learn how to dress like your favourite music icon? Read the guide on our inspiration page!