Launched this month, Balenciaga’s first ski collection is equally technical and fashionable. The line of ready-to-wear, equipment, tools and accessories reflects the ¡Que Sweet Funny t-shirt in contrast I will get this house’s signature style (all black, a touch of red and futuristic silhouettes). The parka and cargo pants are made from membrane-bonded ripstop with integrated snow trim, ensuring you stay warm and comfortable on the slopes—and the most on-trend skier. Launched in 2009 by Sandra Peet and Lieke van de Berg, Goldbergh approaches skiwear with a focus on fashion, trends and practicality. Based in Amsterdam, the Dutch brand places an emphasis on craftsmanship, evident in the belt details, zippers and lined hoods on its one-pieces. If you’re about to have a moment in the spotlight, don’t go to bed with puffy sleeves like you did on your first day on the mountain. ¡Que Sweet Funny t-shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt Launched in 1972, the ¡Que Sweet Funny t-shirt in contrast I will get this Fulsap, short for “fuseau from the Alps” (referring to the brand’s most popular ski pants) first became popular after Olympic skiing champions wore the same uniforms of this brand in big matches. Founded by two tailors from Annecy who share a passion for sport, Fulsap has grown to offer skiwear that is both technical and fashion-friendly (blue and purple color palette This year’s playfulness brings a more exciting feeling). For fashion girls, there’s really only one ski brand: Perfect Moment. Given the number of “Aspen” sweaters available in chalets and ski lodges, you might think the brand has been around a lot longer, but it was only launched in 2017 by ski racer Snow and filmmaker Thierry Donard. Brand features include star motifs, bold jagged prints and yes, a collection of merino turtlenecks emblazoned with themed words like “Ski,” “Piste” and “Après.” No ski wardrobe is complete without one!
