Moncler presents as part of their Gamme Bleu Fall/Winter 2010 Collection a pair of ski goggles. They keep it in line with their trademark colors and graphics, with the goggles coming in a dark blue colorway and the strap in their iconic stripes pattern.

via highsnobiety

(more…)

Just a lil quality control. Can’t have my readers chumpin. We don’t do chummpin over here.

After having showcased the Moncler V Collection the other day, we take a look now at their ever expanding footwear collection. From low top to mid sneakers, to high rise boots, the Moncler Footwear collection for Fall/Winter 2010 offers a wide variety. There are some nice boot styles in the mix. We like their fur lined models the best for the coming cold season.

via highsnobiety

(more…)

With much anticipation we have awaited a closer look at the Moncler V Collection for Fall/Winter 2010, the first collaborative line by Moncler and visvim’s Hiroki Nakamura. Now that we can preview the complete lookbook, we can safely say that we love what there is to come. Next to fantastic clothing with a clear vintage inspiration, some obvious visvim elements have been added to the collection, including a beautiful series of backpacks, boots and accessories. Without much exaggeration we can say, that this is one of the winter collections that we look most forward to. Take a complete look at the Moncler V Fall/Winter 2010 Collection Lookbook after the jump.

via: highsnobiety

(more…)

For those looking to get an early start on their winter wardrobe, Moncler gets the ball rolling with a new collection of beanies. Winter-relevant patterns are seen over three themes, Blue Polar, Red Deer and Grey Falke. The beanies are made in Italy and all are available now from Mr. Start.

via: hypebeast

Dover Street Market have added three new t-shirts to the Comme des Garcons & Moncler 365 collection. The collection, which arrived instore from April for 365 days – features original Moncler designs adapted by the Comme des Garcons team.

via highsnobiety

You’ve seen a few of the pieces but here are all of the jackets.  The line will be available at selected shops and are part of this Fall/Winter releases for Moncler.  Most of the line features fabric made out of Bionic Yarn while the print is from Japanese artist Keita Sugiura.

via bbc

(more…)

“Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop”

Music producer Pharrell Williams (my homie) continues to show his interest in design. In the past he co-founded two clothing brands (Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream Footwear), co-designed a collection of jewelry and glasses for Louis Vuitton, and worked on furniture with French manufacturer, Domeau & Pérès. Now Williams is collaborating with European brand Moncler to design “bulletproof” jackets with the use of his own company, Bionic Yarn, which sources its material from recycled plastic bottles. The collection will consist of “an all-black selection that will include extended length, ‘bulletproof’ puffer jackets.” Williams said in a release, “To me, Moncler has always been the premier luxury outerwear brand. Their clothes are the chicest and blend classic outerwear with high-end fabrics.” The collection will debut in the fall 2010 season.

via FWD

Slow down with all that flash. Remember what happened to Frank Lucas with that Chinchilla. Low Key stunting.

Baracuta’s resurgence, the bomber jacket has slowly edged its way out of chavdom. Capitalising on that resurgence is Moncler, who’ve created this purdy looking quilted bomber jacket. This wool and cashmere blend (although 95% of that blend is wool) is great for those days when it’s just a bit too chilly for a Baracuta. It’s a Moncler piece, so it goes without saying that you’ll need those extra coins in your pocket to get hold of this. (Farfetch)

via selectism

Gotta get my hands on that skully!

With a few different previews of the Moncler Gamme Bleu collection behind us, here’s a further look into the fashion-driven collection which combines many of Moncler’s well-known properties under a more stylish outlook. With Thom Browne at the design helm, the outerwear is perhaps the most innovative of the lot as it combines traditional menswear aesthetics with Moncler’s outerwear focus.

via hypebeast

(more…)