Editorial / Moncler

This year, we want to reconnect with some of the founding principles of contemporary fashion and celebrate the essentials that help us to express not only who we are, but also how we live. Here are the key style essentials to guide you through 2021.

We’re seeing a growing trend within the industry whereby collections are beginning to place a deliberate focus on performance, wearability, sustainability and other qualities that introduce a whole new sub-division of reasons to invest in contemporary utilitarian fashion.

Take a look at this hand-picked selection of styles that are getting us up and active in the new year…

No, you’re not having déjà vu. We really did publish a review of our favourite coats and jackets from the season not too long ago. But we’re so enamoured by the exciting selection on offer this season, we simply couldn’t resist diving back in and bringing you another!

To supplement the launch of our gift guide, we’re shining the spotlight on a selection of stocking-filler-styles that we feel we’re simply made to be gleefully unwrapped on Christmas day.

In our eyes, buying a new jacket represents a unique investment opportunity, one that simply cannot yield the same returns with any other wardrobe piece.

Named for the French alpine village in which the label was founded, Moncler is the foremost sports-fashion label on the planet.

Sergio Zambon experiments with ideas of layering and collaborating with other creatives for his latest Moncler 1952 collection, following his own inclination for the juxtaposition of seemingly distant elements into an all-inclusive, far-stretching mix.

Making its debut at New York Fashion Week in 2010, Moncler Grenoble has earnt its permanent status within the expanded Moncler universe. Grenoble pays homage to Moncler’s winter sports heritage by offering ski-focused collections with an uncompromising appreciation for quality, detail and perhaps most importantly, performance.

In the contemporary fashion scene, no man’s wardrobe is truly complete without a few stylish swimwear ensembles. The summer is fast approaching, bringing with it the seasonal challenge of piecing together an outfit that says more with less. Layering becomes less of a focal point as the attention shifts to narrowing down that one defining power piece. More often than not, the gentleman’s swim shorts alone will actually be his entire outfit, meaning that the right choice is absolutely essential.

The German Army Trainer was initially an evolution of the first track spike trainer and was designed for indoor use. The GAT featured an all leather upper for suppleness and comfort. The sole was made from rubber gum for grip which was enhanced by dome shape indents at the toes which would act like suction cups. There is a circular design at the ball of the foot to improve pivoting and quick changes of direction.