On the fourth of February, the Moncler community gathered in the St. Moritz forest. The event, a showcase of the fashion house’s Fall/Winter 2024 Collection, offered an immersive experience set in the wilderness—aligning perfectly with the brand’s naturalistic roots—while the show’s score was delivered through individual headphones for each guest. Guests were spotted socializing inside the Clavadatsch lodge until being taken outside for the ultimate show, a magical, white runway with illuminated trees and powdery snow. 

This season’s collection goes way beyond the typical, emphasizing form with function while defining the theme of mountain life. From snow and ice to warm tones of trees, the color palette reflects alpine diversity including mixes of red, white, and blue. Technical details include geometric intarsia, sheepskin accents, and quilting techniques reminiscent of cozy Aran knit stitches. Unexpected combinations, like flannel knits under puffer coats and checkered shirts transforming into ski jackets, add a bold touch of versatility, giving credit to Remo Ruffini’s masterful creativity.

Known for accompanying mountain expeditions, Moncler Grenoble has a history with K2 and the frosty landscapes of Alaska, serving as the official supplier to the French national alpine skiing team during the 1968 Grenoble Winter Olympic Games.