Neo Army: Elevated khaki look in Bogdar

Sharing my elevated khaki look from Bodgar – Bodgar review: a neo classic label from Barcelona.

Bodgar Review – Elevated Khaki look

I love wearing the khaki (army) color when I am a little bit tanned. It creates a minimal and very bright look.

I have picked at Bogdar a full outfit in khaki and I am loving it.

On the pictures, I am wearing the Mia silk shirt with power shoulders in khaki. I ordered the size XS, my usual size and it fits perfectly. This shirt is such a staple. Plus, I am obsessed with the details on the sleeves and the fabric is amazing!

The Jesenia pants are very comfortable and the fabric is perfect for spring summer. I use a size XS (for denim pants I am wearing 25), and it is good but a bit tight at the waist. So, I will recommend to take a size up for this model.

Outfit details: Mia Shirt: Bodgar / Jesenia Pants: Bodgar / Bag: Mini Ark by Cult Gaia / Mules shoes: Whowhatwear collection / Espadrilles: Soludo (link here and here).

Bodgar – A Neo Classic Brand

Bogdar has been nominated as one of the best workwear brands of 2018 and it totally is. Indeed, the designs are effortless chic, of high quality and the cuts are very modern.

Founded in 2015 by Pavel Lozanov, Bogdar’s style is a mixture of distinctive lines and eye-catching colors combined with refined technical details. The brand creates 100% of its products in the founder’s family-owned facilities under a transparent and conscious policy. Moreover, Bodgar’s essence of being ‘simply sophisticated’ extends to also include finest and softest fabrics sourced from responsible suppliers from all over Europe. Bogdar is headquartered in Barcelona, Spain and the manufacturing plant is based in Bulgaria. (Source: Bogdar.com).

Where to find Bodgar

Bodgar is currently sold online, and has a free shipping & free return policy! Plus, they have a great Instagram page and collaborate with fashion stylists and bloggers around the world!

Army Outfit ideas

Shot in Brooklyn – New York – Model and Creative Direction: Julia Comil / Photographer: Melanie Maroon