As we gear up for the after Christmas holiday ski season that includes the adrenaline high alpine ski racing weekends or the famous Le Rosay weekend in Gstaad, we round up chic skiwear for making a style statement on and off the slopes, from Aspen to Zermatt.
This season’s best skiwear
Boss returns to the slopes this winter, collaborating with skiwear brand Perfect Moment on an exclusive capsule collection of womenswear, menswear and unisex styles.
The Dior Ski capsule for men, in the light of Kim Jones’s inspiration, mountains offer playgrounds for experimentation that extend the boundaries of performance, inventiveness, and excellence.
The Fendi ski wear collection combines practicality with fashion, featurig a range of prints and patterns that are sure to turn heads on the slopes.
The Gucci Après-Ski collection with co-ordinated sets, logo-covered knitwear and shiny puffer jackets is ideal for the slopes and after slope hours. The offering also includes selections of Gucci x Adidas.
JJ Martins joyful take on dressing and lifestyle goes far beyond the urban. Time to add some color to the chalet and the slopes with La DoubleJ Mountain Kit collection.
Founded in performance and versatility, the Louis Vuitton alpine-themed men’s collection, titled Louis Vuitton Snow, assimilates the codes of skiwear into a functional urban wardrobe.
Veteran ski enthusiasts have long been loyal to Moncler fitted out in parkas and ski jackets that have reached cult status on the slopes and after ski hotspots of the most expensive ski resorts on the globe.
Pucci, another cult ski resort brand, joined forces with heritage Alpine skiwear brand Fusalp on a capsule for the slopes this winter inspired by the joyful, playful and energetic spirit of the 1970s.
That is what one calls style from head to toe! One simply can`t beat skiing down the slopes than on that pair of skis by Hermes or a helmet and gloves by Prada Linea Rossa.
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