Khaki Kraze: Look book

What once was a colour reserved for the army and puffy parka coats has transformed into the colour of the season. Seen on street style looks from Models and fashion bloggers a like. Wearing Khaki is a sure fire way to be on trend as the seasons transition into the warmer months. The best part about wearing Khaki is that it's so easy to wear! Such a necessity in your wardrobe as I guarantee it will go with so many clothes you already have, pair Khaki with neutrals or anything black.

So whether your style is military chic or grunge glam there will be a Khaki piece for you. Here is how I styled mine.

The Sleeveless Jacket

One piece that isn't going anywhere is the sleeveless jacket, they were HUGE last year and it's clear why as they seem to make any outfit look more chic. The best part is the versatility of these jackets as you can wear with a jumper and jeans for the colder days or a mini dress in the summer. I love the grunge vibe khaki gives so I paired this one with a leather skirt and leather boots.

-Khaki sleeveless jacket: Primark

- White high neck crop top: Missguided

- Black leather mini skirt: Boohoo

- Black leather heeled boots: New Look

The Playsuit

Can you believe I found this playsuit in Primark?! I was wondering around the incredible Oxford street one recently and saw the last one in my size I snapped it up straight away without even trying it on. Military playsuits are really on trend at the moment, I'm obsessed with anything that has big gold buttons and structured tailoring, the asymmetric skort shape is really figure flattering as well. Such a bargain for £12! I advise you all to run to your nearest Primark immediately and get one before they go.
-Playsuit: Primark
- Leather boots: New Look

The bandage two piece

Bandage material + Khaki + a golden tan= A match made in heaven. Showing that the colour also works perfectly for night out clothes. Pair with a golden smoky eye and glossy nude lips to inject some glamour. Plus sky high lace ups really elongate your legs when wearing a mini skirt.
-Bandage top & skirt: Missguided
-Lace up heels: Missguided

The Military Waistcoat

The best kind of outfits are the ones you can either dress up or down, so naturally I adore this military jacket. Despite the boyish silhouette the outfit can be more feminine when paired with an a-line mini skirt and over the knee boots. I also love wearing this with black tights to be more casual or even leather jeans, its the perfect thing to chuck over a black outfit and look complete.
- Military sleeveless jacket: New Look
- Black high neck top: Missguided
-A line mini skirt: Zara


Sadie xoxo