Your Guide To The Season’s Best Skiwear
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BEST FOR UNDERSTATED LUXURY:
Bogner
Bogner has been a skiwear pioneer since the 1950s, when Maria Bogner’s stretch ski trousers revolutionised slope style. Today, the brand is known for understated luxury, balancing precision craftsmanship with polished, refined design and the occasional playful twist.
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BEST FOR PRINT:
Perfect Moment
If you want to make a statement on the mountain, Perfect Moment is where to start. Bold colour, eye-catching prints and a retro, 70s-inspired attitude define the brand, which has become a favourite with skiers who like their slope style to be anything but subtle.
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BEST FOR GLAMOUR:
Goldbergh
If you like your ski looks to turn heads, Goldbergh is a brand to know. Unapologetically glamorous and feminine, its collections are all about fitted silhouettes, statement faux fur and bold colour, made for skiers who want to look just as good making an entrance at après as they do on the slopes.
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BEST FOR VALUE:
My Sunday Ski
My Sunday Ski has earned a cult following with its flattering, feminine designs. Playful yet polished, it proves you don’t have to choose between performance and style, and it comes in at a more accessible price point than many luxury brands.
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BEST FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE:
Moncler
Few names are as synonymous with the mountains as Moncler, which kitted out the French ski team at the 1968 Grenoble Olympics. Today, its Moncler Grenoble line is the definition of chalet chic, pairing serious technical know-how with refined, luxurious design that feels at home anywhere from the piste to the hotel bar.
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BEST FOR MINIMALISTS:
Ennue
Swedish label Ennue brings Scandi minimalism to the mountains. Expect a pared-back, earthy colour palette, luxurious knits and considered outerwear designed to be layered, making it a brilliant choice for anyone who prefers their skiwear understated but seriously well made.
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BEST FOR TAILORING:
Fusalp
French house Fusalp has been perfecting ski tailoring since 1952, and it shows. Its pieces are cut close to the body for a streamlined, sophisticated silhouette, bringing a little Parisian polish to the piste.
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BEST FOR RETRO STYLE:
Cordova
For retro glamour, look no further than Cordova. Its designs nod to the 1960s and 70s, with clean, fitted shapes that are seriously flattering but come with lots of modern technical features too. These are pieces that perform just as well as they look.
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Best For Chalet Chic
Olarié
If your ski style leans more 1970s Aspen than modern minimalism, Olarié is one to know – think a rich chocolate-and-cream colour palette, shaggy shearling, embellished flared ski pants and graphic monogrammed knits, all with a playful Western edge.
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