Ski and the city

This fluidity concept that is influencing styles and trends in the fashion system is also spreading to the world of men's fashion, breaking down the barriers between mountain looks and urban style. Indeed, mixing garments that until a while ago were the exclusive domain of skiing weeks and holidays at the mountains with others with a more urban mood has become a real trend. So, classic jacquard jumpers with plaits and diamond patterns are combined with a tailored-cut shirt and trousers. For the more ironic personalities, the Mc2 Saint Barth pullovers with snowy landscapes and ski-themed calembours are recommended. Moncler Grenoble embellishes the 'technical' trousers by designing a skinny model that comes in elegant colours such as teal green and mauve, while keeping the zipped pockets and the elasticated waist and cuff bottoms, to be combined with austere blazers. Dsquared2 cardigans, both light and warm at the same time, are recreated based on the classic ‘50s models with a contemporary twist given by bright colours and small contrasting embroidered patches.