s with après-ski? Thankfully, there are many diverse options.To avoid channeling the Michelin Man make sure to purchase a Moncler down coat. With their Autumn/Winter 2009 collection the French alpine brand has crafted über-stylish glossy jackets that are fitted, elegant and surprisingly insulating. The men’s ‘Himalaya’ model is incredibly smart, versatile and available in various vibrant shades. Importantly check out the women’s ‘Virginia’ model at moncler.it. Here the durable black outer shell is quilted (not unlike a Chanel Caviar bag) whilst the billowing silver fur collar refines the look, essentially making it the coat of the season. If you plan to take the plunge and want to ski in Moncler ‘total look’, match your polished coat with the ‘Duvet’ pants. For a more sporty option, combine RLX’s ‘Camo Instructor’ pants and ‘Frontier’ jacket (at ralphlauren.com) with Prada goggles. Either way you will certainly be a shining point on the piste.
Naturally it is pivotal to choose a sophisticated location with fresh daily powder and illustrious après-ski. Gstaad certainly fits the bill as one of the most exclusive resorts on the planet (alongside Megève and Aspen) and has become a Mecca for fashionistas on skis. Stay at the world famous Gstaad Palace (palace.ch) and party at the hotel’s in-ho
use exclusive nightclub GreenGo, a celebrity magnate. Alternatively unwind and eat at Chlösterli on the main road into town. The ambience within the 300-year-old chalet is remarkable, especially since its redecoration by the notable Parisian designer Patrick Jouin. At the restaurant make sure to try some of the traditional Swiss alpine dishes that have been handled with an exceptional modern touch.It is imperative to remember to unwind, relax and enjoy what Gstaad has to offer. On your all-important day off make sure to grace the Gstaad Promenade, the perfect venue for Dior’s resplendent natural mink knee-length belted fur. Who said keeping warm can’t be fun?
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