They’re bringing back the Hippie look and leaving the babydoll look behind. With today’s war protests mounting and a feeling of unrest sweeping the land, it’s no secret fashion designers have returned to the turbulent years of the sixties and have resurrected a modern Bo/hip look.

Mali’s image and style defines the re-emerging “flower-children” with a twist of urban influence in the new millennium. Mali has been one step ahead, carrying the green mentality since birth, knowing new global conditions would become critical if the earth wasn’t shown its due respect. Her music became her means of inspiring change. She set out to save the world with her voice and guitar. Her identity and style are a reflection of life and all of the beautiful colors and unique aesthetically pleasing patterns of nature.

With society becoming more green conscious, Mali’s personal style, a Boho multi-cultural image, is receiving its 2nd breath and will keep its staying power unlike the 1st dotcom boom. It took new technologies to give new life to the dotcoms, and global crisis is giving new life to the hippy culture, that Mali has redefined as her “Boho style”.