On March 15th, Moncler Grenoble presented its Fall/Winter 2025 collection in Courchevel, Savoie, in southeastern France.

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Courchevel Airport, one of the highest airports in Europe and with its iconic runway, was transformed into a pristine catwalk at an altitude of 2,008 meters, amidst a snowy atmosphere. The Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 show was a high-altitude event celebrating mountain life and at one with the picturesque Trois Vallées, where thrill-seekers smashed the slopes on skis and snowboards while relaxers soaked up the breathtaking views from local panoramic terraces. Embodied Moncler Grenoble's enduring commitment to reach higher, altitude was an attitude, expressing the passion, commitment and mountain-born DNA of the brand.

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When it comes to altitude, high style doesn't just endure, it soars. Featuring 140 looks, the Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2025 collection takes its creative inspiration from the desire to express oneself in a unique and personal way, true to urban style yet suitable for the slopes.

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By eschewing the constraints of limited color palettes, silhouettes and fabrics typically associated with functional winterwear, without compromising on unbeatable performance, Moncler Grenoble's unique technical approach opens up a world of new possibilities. Behind the scenes, meticulous research was conducted into materials, knitwear, techniques, surface treatments, innovative constructions, craftsmanship, embroidery and decoration. The result is a fantasy range of exceptional looks that redefine the conventions of sportswear and mountainwear and are inspired by the world of tailoring. Precision and delicacy meet technical expertise, creating a vision of mountain life that excels in style, on and off the slopes.

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The collection's pursuit of personal style, from city to mountain, is reflected in unexpected materials: denim and canvas borrowed from workwear, smart houndstooth wool from formalwear, and even tactile bouclé fabric treated for performance with an invisible membrane.

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Ski suits and shells feature intricate intarsia, elevating the atelier's renowned savoir-faire to a realm that responds to the physical environment. Knitwear envelops the entire wardrobe in warmth and comfort, from outerwear to chunky innerwear and skirts. Two-piece pieces in billowy tweed and tweed-like fabrics are in fact crafted with intricate wool embroidery over a micro-patchwork of nylon laqué. Natural and synthetic shearling accentuates the collection, draped as full coats or wrapped around collars, cuffs, and luxurious handbags.

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Stand out while blending in. Whisper louder than shout. These are some of the principles at the heart of Moncler Grenoble. The color palette used for the men's and women's collections is a mix of neutral tones of white, beige, brown and grey, complemented by vibrant nuances of light blue, sparkles of red and rich shades of navy and black.

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