Bohardy is a men’s architecture label established in Paris in 2012 as a bespoke house. It restores the importance of sartorial heritage by combining it with a contextualized contemporary vision.
In a world where the image is the sole focus of interest, its creator restores the balance with radicality, focusing as much on the structure and intrinsic qualities of the garment.
A new wave according to the Officiel de la Couture et de la Mode de Paris, recognized by his peers after two Paris shows and an international clientele, Vadim Entem-Clemenceau will present his first ready-to-wear collection during Paris men’s fashion week from January 20 to 23.
With this collection, he wanted to demonstrate the importance of structure in clothing. The house’s Sartorial heritage and the vision of its designer have resulted in a collection in which the skeleton of jackets is finally proudly displayed on more sporty pieces like sweatshirts and t-shirts.
Plastron, interlining, lapels and collars are hand-sewn on these pieces as tradition demands. This collection is what men need for winter. Pieces mix and match to create timeless silhouettes to be worn from dawn to dusk.
The house’s sartorial heritage is reflected in the smallest details: hand-crafted Milanese, horn buttons, English seams on shirts and martingale on overcoats. All this creates a range of silhouettes that rehabilitate the true meaning of luxury: timeless, detail-oriented, versatile. 
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