There is a specific problem in dressing for the mountains well: technical clothing rarely looks like anything but technical clothing.
The shoe equation is the practical one. A snow boot settles the silhouette, and a slim apres-ski boot changes the mood from slope to village.
The proportions stay short and controlled, sitting at the hip rather than the thigh, which keeps the leg line visible under a wide trouser.
Around it sit the supporting layers a real winter asks for: a fine-knit base, a quilted mid-layer, cashmere where a synthetic would be more practical.
The anchor piece is the jacket, cut closer to the body than a conventional ski shell and finished with the texture that makes the house’s textile recognisable at a distance.
