Moncler pays homage to its trademark classics with high fashion style for street and slope

With the PyeongCheng Winter Olympics 2018 still fresh in our minds, and arctic temperatures blanketing the whole of the UK and much of Europe, we can learn a thing or two from the continent about how to keep warm, especially if we take notes from the brand is Moncler's latest on offer as previewed at Milan Fashion Week.

The latest collection for Autumn-Winter 2018-19 from its Moncler Grenoble range gives ski and mountain wear a flair for mix-and-match layering, with exploding floral prints, folkloric patterns taken from Eastern European cultures, and Alpine motifs, assuming technical quality with playful sophistication to face up to sub-zero temperatures in the city or up on the slopes.

Meanwhile the Moncler 52 range highlights the brand’s trademark classics reinterpreted with pop colours and contrasting enlarged logo, paying homage to the brand's birth year and defines the natural evolution, of its 66-year of history, based on technical research and creativity.

Indeed the new Moncler 1952 range shows off the brand's forte in delivering lightweight, down parkas and outdoor gear, spiced with street-wise coordinates and  Aztec inspirations.

Moncler was founded at Monestier-de-Clermont, Grenoble, France, in 1952 and is currently headquartered in Italy.






















Known for the brand's unique appeal of combining high style with modern technology taken from mountain apparel, the Moncler brand has been successful in proposing desirable fashion for town and country, from street to slope.

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