AIRPORT LUXE TO APRÈS | THE WINTER ESCAPE

Travelling this Christmas?

Consider this your Winter Escape Edit, airport-luxe uniforms for the journey, alpine layers for the Dolomites and après-ski evenings, and Paris-ready polish for New Year’s.

Everything you need, wherever you land.

THE TRAVEL UNIFORM

There’s an art to dressing for travel: you want comfort for security lines, long walks, and mid-flight naps, but you also want to step off the plane looking polished. Enter airport luxe, a simple, elevated travel uniform built on soft neutrals, clean silhouettes, and fabrics that move with you.

Think relaxed trousers like the Marc Cain Sports Leisure jersey pants, a crisp white Vince tee, and an oversized wool jacket such as the Zadig et Voltaire Veram Lainage khaki style that doubles as a blanket at 35,000 feet. Add minimal gold jewellery, a cosy star-knit from Zadig & Voltaire, and you’re instantly pulled together.

Finish with chic comfort, Anine Bing Juno sneakers or Pedro Garcia Tula ballet flats and a suede carry-on like Gianni Chiarini’s Dua bag to hold everything from laptop to passport. Practical, repeatable, and always stylish, this is the travel look you’ll rely on every time you fly.

MOUNTIAN MORNINGS, APRÈS EVENINGS

There’s a particular kind of magic to the Dolomites in winter — crisp air, candlelit alpine villages, and après-ski moments that call for an effortless mix of warmth, luxury, and relaxed sophistication. Soft wool layers, plush velvet, and iconic Italian outerwear set the tone for mountain days that end in snowy sunsets.

Wrap up in timeless Italian glamour with the Max Mara Studio Ottanta alpaca and wool coat in camel, softly structured, endlessly chic, and made for cobblestone strolls. Layer it over the Anine Bing Sydney crew sweater in marled white for cosy, streamlined warmth, then add the Hugh denim jeans for a relaxed polish that works from lounge to late lunch.

For a more off-duty mood, lean into rich texture: the Zadig & Voltaire Judy Leo scarf brings a subtle edge, while the fine cable knit by Marc Cain paired with the brown velvet Panol pants by Zadig et Volatire feels decadent, warm, and unmistakably après. Finish with the Thelma suede shirt, an earthy, understated layer that moves easily from slopeside to dinner.

SPARKLE IN SAINT- GERMAIN

New Year’s Eve in Paris is pure after-dark elegance, sparkling streets, champagne toasts, and that effortless city glow. The dress code is polished but never overdone: a little shimmer, sleek silhouettes, and pieces that feel made for midnight.

Lead with the Zadig Prince of Wales sequin blazer, layered over the Joseph black lurex tank for a refined, Parisian shine. Pair it with the Joseph Alana nappa leather black pants for a sharp, modern finish, or opt for the Zadig et Voltaire Velvet tuxedo pants when you want something softer and more unexpected.

For a more romantic mood, the Vince sequins velvet column maxi skirt brings understated glamour, especially with the Forte Forte black jacket with satin spear collar on top. Or keep it effortless in the Sportmax Earry2 knitted rhinestone dress, finishing with Zadig Prune Strass star slim leg pants chic, comfortable, and perfectly Paris at midnight.

Departing in style with MOYA, because the journey should feel as chic as the destination.