The mountains have long been a backdrop for winter style, but this season, the traditional chalet wardrobe gets a distinctly luxurious update. Louis Vuitton, Dior, and other leading houses turn their attention to the slopes with capsule collections that bring together technical functionality and fashion-forward design.

From statement outerwear and winter-ready accessories to knitwear made for comfort and warmth, each piece is designed to move effortlessly between adventure and après. Consider it a lesson in dressing for altitude without sacrificing sophistication.

Rolex Datejust 41

ROLEX DATEJUST 41
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As we march towards the depths of winter, a pop of colour is more essential than ever. With the Datejust 41, Rolex offers a 41 mm Oyster case crafted from Oystersteel and white gold. Pairing an Oyster bracelet with a lively green ombré dial and Chromalight index hour markers, it’s an ideal companion this winter. ($14,750)

Scout Coat by Canada Goose

Scout Coat by Canada Goose
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In Canada, a winter jacket is not unlike a car: it’s a key investment, used near-daily and synonymous with the person who uses it. We don’t take the decision lightly — that’s why we’ve picked the Scout Coat. Spun from Arctic Tech®, “a heritage-inspired textile that’s designed to protect,” this coat promises to keep you warm all winter long. And, thanks to flexible details like a removable shearling collar and throat latch (with an exposed snap), the styling options are endless and ever-changing. ($1,850)

Cuneo Belt by FENDI

Cuneo Belt by FENDI
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A brand-new style code for Fall-Winter 2026, the FENDI Cuneo takes after the indentations on Roman columns. Fashioned from black calfskin, this belt is smooth and sleek — an easy match any fit. ($870)

Cargo Trousers by Loewe

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In matters of versatility, nothing comes close to the cargo pant. Made from a middleweight cotton canvas, this pair offers enough insulation for winter’s inevitable cold freeze. Meanwhile, front flap pockets and a barrel-leg silhouette keep things cool and casual.($2,250)

Grained Leather Gloves by Ami

GRAINED LEATHER GLOVES BY AMI
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What’s better than a leather glove? A leather glove that you can use your phone with. Ami’s grained gloves come with a touch-sensitive thumb and forefinger. Meanwhile, silver eyelets and silk lining offer style and comfort, respectively. ($630)

Vintage Merino Wool Turtleneck Sweater by Eton

VINTAGE MERINO WOOL TURTLENECK SWEATER.
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Base layers are the best layers (at least, that’s how this turtleneck makes us feel). Constructed with smooth merino wool, the ribbed sleeves and hems land like a cozy hug. Wear it under an outer layer, and you’ll withstand the iciest of winds. ($450 at Harry Rosen)

5AC Soft Medium by Maison Margiela

Maison Margiela 5AC Soft Medium
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Maison Margiela builds bags that last. Crafted from calf leather and cotton, the 5AC Soft Medium, puts a textural spin on the house’s signature codes. Rolled top handles and a detachable shoulder strap lend a utilitarian feel to its soft leather body, while a zip closure and key charm ensure practicality is top-of-mind. ($4,945)

FEATURE IMAGE: LV SKI COLLECTION, PHOTO COURTESY OF LOUIS VUITTON.