Gone are the days of purely technical silhouettes: skiing is becoming a real fashion statement. With retro inspirations, contemporary cuts and innovative materials, brands and fashion houses are redoubling their creativity to transform the slopes into a catwalk. Whether sophisticated or minimalist, skiwear can be adapted to suit all tastes, without compromising on comfort.

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Jumpsuits and fashionable, comfortable outfits

It's impossible to talk about luxury skiing without mentioning the iconic Moncler... In its wardrobe, at least for this season, we've opted for the camel beige jumpsuit from the Grenoble line. Its strengths? Without a doubt, its premium look and exceptional thermal insulation, ideal for facing extreme temperatures in style.

On a different note, we've fallen in love with the Ajax jumpsuit by Cordova, which combines an ultra-cosy quilted top with flattering flare trousers. Its retro check pattern, structured belt and natural down insulation make it as chic as it is functional.

For a subtle logo-mania look, the Fendi coordinated set is a must-have. The short puffer jacket and matching trousers feature a shiny jacquard FF pattern for an ultra-luxurious silhouette that looks just as good on the slopes as it does on the terrace.

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Beige Moncler jumpsuit – 2400€

Cordova checked jumpsuit on Mytheresa – 2030€

Fendi nylon puffer jacket – 2600€ / Fendi ski trousers – 1500€

Knitwear, base layers and puffer jackets: chic layering

Continuing our shopping spree, we love Mackage's KAIRI-GLO jacket, which features an ultra-glossy finish and high-performance recycled down for maximum thermal insulation. Water-repellent and windproof, its short, fitted cut ensures a modern look and total protection from the cold.

For a bolder look, the Orion undershirt by Fusalp, with its blurred leopard print, energises the silhouette while ensuring great freedom of movement thanks to its stretch fabric. Underneath the technical layers, Kujten's Ellie cashmere knit offers unparalleled softness. Its relaxed fit and high collar make it the ideal companion from the summit to the fireside.

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Mackage ski jacket – 1090€

Fulsap leopard print undershirt – 250€

Kujten cashmere knit – 365€

Accessories that make all the difference

For après-ski, we've selected Prada sheepskin boots. Offering absolute comfort and a statement look, they'll add that extra touch of luxury to your outfit.

To complement the accessories, the M3U ski goggles by DiorAlps are a must-have item this season. Its matte white design, enhanced with Dior Oblique mirrored glass, combines elegance, technicality and panoramic vision, all perfectly suited to wearing with a helmet.

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Prada sheepskin après-ski boots – 1500€

Dior M3U goggles – 1,050€

Goldbergh Softy gloves – 99€

Givenchy alpaca wool beanie – 290€

Among our other favourite companions, Goldbergh's Softy gloves stand out with their iconic jaguar print. Made from breathable technical fabric with a genuine leather palm, they feature Primaloft insulation to keep your hands warm in style, even on the coldest days.

And finally, to round off this women's selection, the editorial team has chosen this alpaca wool beanie from the Givenchy collections. Made from a luxurious blend of wool and alpaca, it promises cosy warmth while remaining incredibly lightweight.

Our selection for him

Equipment and thermal layers

This season, Balenciaga's 3B Sports Icon zip-up jacket redefines technical luxury with its light navy blue fleece. An ideal jacket for those who want to combine the urban aesthetic of the house with the demands of the slopes.

Next, we love the Monogram puffer jacket by Louis Vuitton in dark brown technical jacquard, which features recycled Ecodown© filling for optimal insulation. The signature tone-on-tone pattern adorns the piece, complemented by an adjustable hood and leather details that give it an urban style.

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Balenciaga zapped jacket – 2,500€

Louis Vuitton monogram puffer jacket – 3,700€

At Bogner, we're shopping the Bond ski trousers with their three-layer technical softshell fabric. Waterproof and breathable, they feature articulated knees and padded lumbar protection for total comfort. The zipped leg ends with snow guards provide perfect insulation against moisture, which is a nice bonus!

Essential for coping with low temperatures and for a minimalist style, the Kyanite hoodie by Arc'teryx uses Polartec® Power Stretch® Pro fleece for effective thermal insulation. Its nylon outer layer offers increased resistance, while its articulated cut ensures total mobility under a jacket.

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Bogner ski trousers – 895€

Arc'teryx hoodie – 180€

Accessories and protection

To accompany these gentlemen on the slopes, Tom Ford immediately springs to mind, with his ski goggles featuring a structured black frame. This piece features high-performance mirrored lenses offering total UV protection, complemented by an adjustable strap with a contrasting logo.

A must-have for après-ski, the JLD boot by UGG features an ultra-lightweight technical structure suitable for winter conditions. It combines a sheepskin lining with a Vibram® XS Trek Evo sole for maximum grip on frozen ground.

The centrepiece of Jacquemus' winter collection, we recommend the Courchevel hat, made from a blend of wool and alpaca for natural thermal insulation. It stands out with its wide brim adorned with the ‘High Altitude Club’ patch and ribbed knit finish. Its fluffy texture provides effective protection against the wind and cold throughout the season.

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Tom Ford ski goggles on Mytheresa – 755€

UGG après-ski boots – 349,95€

Courchevel Jacquemus hat – 250€

For more detail, we also recommend the Moncler Grenoble scarf. Made from Polartec® fabric, it offers exceptional warmth while remaining breathable. Its soft knit and olive green colour make it a discreet and effective ally against the alpine wind.

When it comes to protection, we're ditching our old designer helmet for a much more luxurious one: a Saint Laurent model designed in collaboration with equipment experts. It features a minimalist matte black finish enhanced by the brand's signature logo.

To conclude this selection, what could be better than Gucci's GG quilted gloves? Made from lightweight nylon adorned with the monogrammed pattern, they feature elasticated cuffs and adjustable straps to effectively block out the cold... With incredible style!

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Moncler neck warmer – 230€

Saint Laurent ski helmet – 595€

Gucci ski gloves – 790€

Article written by Tom Kuntz and Lohanne Mollo

Translated by Bethszabee Garner