Skiing in the Alps in winter is as reliable as the snow itself. Louis Vuitton has curated a wardrobe for the season’s skiing stars—one that blends functionality with the effortless chicness the house has always embodied.

For womenswear, the pieces work double duty—equally at home on the slopes as they are navigating the brutal cold of the city. Cashmere, silk, and hooded jackets keep comfort at the forefront without sacrificing an ounce of style.

True to the house’s DNA, the signature embroidered monogram runs through many of the designs. Soft pastels meet darker winter hues in a palette that feels utterly at one with the season—and the collection wouldn’t be complete without its coats, and even capes.

No Louis Vuitton collection would be complete without the bags. This one spotlights three signature expressions—Monogram Pearly, Monogram Miroir, and Monogram Empreinte Frozen—each nodding to enduring glaciers while gesturing toward something futuristic. Then there are the Ice Breaker and Lodge Bags, more whimsical in spirit, channeling the fairytale quality that the best ski resorts seem to conjure.

Louis Vuitton doesn’t shy away from the accessories either. The footwear is impeccable—particularly impressive within a skiing context—and the collection also includes reimagined ski goggles that feel entirely of a piece with the rest.

For menswear, puffer jackets and matching trousers create a cohesive look that moves seamlessly on and off the slopes. Denim runs through the collection as a constant, paired with technical fabrics that bring genuine functionality—water-resistance among them—without letting go of the aesthetic.

The Monogram Argyle pattern anchors the menswear with an iconic ’90s sensibility, while the Monogram Needle-punch technique and Monogram Snowflake jacquard create the literal illusion of falling snow. Quality leather goods, backpacks, bags, and footwear round out the offering—nothing is overlooked. Stylish as ever, the collection still feels unmistakably tailored to the modern man.