Forget Aspen and St. Moritz; this winter, the fashion compass is turning east. Ronnie Fieg has opened his chest of surprises once again and, in collaboration with Columbia, has created something that will turn your ski pass into a VIP ticket to the catwalk at 3,000 meters above sea level. If you thought your old ski jacket was good enough, get ready for a style lesson. It's the NSE collection.
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The lingerie top from Zara is one of those pieces that has seamlessly transitioned from summer fashion to the colder months. Although it originates from the lingerie aesthetic, its simple cut, flowing material, and bold lace have made it a piece that also works in winter combinations.
The winter months quickly show how important footwear is when combining wide-leg jeans. A cut that is very easy to wear in the summer requires a little more attention in the winter, as different shoe models completely change the final impression. Some shoes add neatness, others provide a more casual look, and still others, above all, make it easier to move in cold weather.
The Winter Olympics aren’t just a showcase of sporting achievement and medal contention; they’re also a global catwalk, where countries compete for aesthetic supremacy. And when it comes to Milano Cortina 2026, the stakes are even higher – after all, we’re talking about the fashion capital of the world. Ralph Lauren, the uncrowned king of American style, has taken the reins once again, revealing what America’s best athletes will look like when they march under the stars and stripes. Get ready for a style lesson that doesn’t involve any sweat.
Admit it. Skiing is no longer just a sport; it's a catwalk at 2,000 meters above sea level. And while the rules were once dictated by the dusty old fashion houses of Paris, a coup d'état has taken place in recent years. A quiet revolution is coming from Sweden, it goes by the name of Montec, and believe me, by 2025, their influence will be impossible to ignore. If you still think the pinnacle of style is the fluorescent jacket of 2010, sit back. It's time for a style lesson that involves coffee, recycled plastic bottles, and a brotherhood that beats corporations.
Whether it's thirty degrees outside or the temperatures drop close to zero, we simply can't resist a good pair of sneakers - and buying new ones.
Kim Kardashian clearly doesn't understand the concept of "hibernation." Just as we're recovering from her recent collaboration with Nike and barely stopping to refresh her holiday store page, SKIMS is back at it again—this time with another round of viral collaboration with The North Face - SKIMS x The North Face. Get ready, because this year's winter wardrobe is about to get a serious, almost futuristic upgrade, and this time it even includes your little ones.
In a world where fashion collaborations compete weekly for the most outrageously “iconoclastic,” the Xbox × Crocs duo has hit the jackpot: they’ve created a clog-like version of the iconic Xbox controller—and in a way that’s both ironically fun and surprisingly polished. Yes, you read that right. Your feet have their own gamepad—the Xbox Classic Controller Clogs.
Skiing has never been so fashionable – Zara Ski 2025 presents a collection that combines technical perfection and impeccable style. Premium materials, futuristic silhouettes and details that steal the show at every turn.
Kim Kardashian and iconic streetwear brand Cactus Plant Flea Market (CPFM) have joined forces for their first-ever holiday collection—one that mixes ultra-comfortable silhouettes with hyper-pop iconography and fashion irony. The campaign stars North West, Ken Carson, and Mariah the Scientist, and is shot by none other than the enfant terrible of experimental filmmaking, Harmony Korine. It’s the SKIMS x Cactus Plant Flea Market holiday collection.
As the days shorten and the city is enveloped in golden light, fashion takes on a different tone. Winter and the holiday season are not just a time for warm clothes, but a time to express the desire for beauty, glitz, and comfort. Holiday fashion 2025 brings a new aesthetic – less over-the-top glamour, more feeling. Clothing is no longer just a visual spectacle, but a way to express the balance between inner peace and outer radiance.
For a long decade, tights were a matter of practicality, an almost nameless texture that served to "warm" or cover us. Black, skin, maybe sometimes gray. At best, inconspicuous, at worst - boring. But fashion has its whims - and thank God, its imagination. Autumn/Winter 2025 has finally declared colored tights as the fashion move that those who understand the subtle power of style dare to wear.











