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Hollywood have long spoken about “The era of non-original ideas”. What is meant by this is that the majority of what is produced today is repeats or sequels of classic films that once were ground breaking. In the production companies' search for another cash cow, they therefore choose to invest safely, and hope to gauge a nostalgia trip for the audience. The films that we are going to take a closer look at today have, as far as we know, have no sequels, but still stand out in their very own original way. Films that define their eras, and which are also sources of wonderful style inspiration.
This reality based film is about New York policeman Frank Serpico, played by Al Pacino, and his pursuit of justice in a city ruled by a corrupt police force. His revelation later led to a massive investigation carried out by the Knapp Commission, at a time that the NYPD probably most wants to forget. In the film, we see Pacino in a series of 60s and 70s outfit styles, where we have chosen to focus on the M65 field jacket that many veterans brought home from the then impending Vietnam War.
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In Fletch, we see a journalist with aspiring basketball dreams trying to get to the bottom of the widespread drug trade that is spreading along the shores of Los Angeles. Chevy Chase, who plays the main character: Irwin M. “Fletch” Fletcher, makes here perhaps one of his best acting contributions in his career. The film is filled with everything you wish from an 80’s film, with typical car chase scenes and a soundtrack from Harold Faltermeyer. Chevy Chases’ style in the film varies from suits in front of the typewriter, to get-ready-for-tennis at the country club.
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In this psychological thriller, directed by David Fincher, we follow Detective Inspector William Somerset (Morgan Freeman) and his work partner David Mills (Brad Pit) in their pursuit of a serial killer who uses the seven deadly sins as a motive in a series of violent murders. The outfit styles in this nerve-wracking film is what you can expect from two 90s guys, with chunky, rolled-up shirts and carelessly tied ties - a style we embrace with joy.
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Serpico, 1973
This reality based film is about New York policeman Frank Serpico, played by Al Pacino, and his pursuit of justice in a city ruled by a corrupt police force. His revelation later led to a massive investigation carried out by the Knapp Commission, at a time that the NYPD probably most wants to forget. In the film, we see Pacino in a series of 60s and 70s outfit styles, where we have chosen to focus on the M65 field jacket that many veterans brought home from the then impending Vietnam War.
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Fletch, 1985
In Fletch, we see a journalist with aspiring basketball dreams trying to get to the bottom of the widespread drug trade that is spreading along the shores of Los Angeles. Chevy Chase, who plays the main character: Irwin M. “Fletch” Fletcher, makes here perhaps one of his best acting contributions in his career. The film is filled with everything you wish from an 80’s film, with typical car chase scenes and a soundtrack from Harold Faltermeyer. Chevy Chases’ style in the film varies from suits in front of the typewriter, to get-ready-for-tennis at the country club.
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Se7en, 1995
In this psychological thriller, directed by David Fincher, we follow Detective Inspector William Somerset (Morgan Freeman) and his work partner David Mills (Brad Pit) in their pursuit of a serial killer who uses the seven deadly sins as a motive in a series of violent murders. The outfit styles in this nerve-wracking film is what you can expect from two 90s guys, with chunky, rolled-up shirts and carelessly tied ties - a style we embrace with joy.
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Rock stars, actors and other style icons have more than just fame and money in common, many of them had a flair for rowdy parties and decadent living in hotels. Hotels that have gradually become legendary. We list three iconic accommodations, whose walls have seen many things, and combining styles which are synonymous with the place’s soul and identity.
First on the list is the legendary Chelsea Hotel in New York. The hotel has been home to the world’s foremost authors, artists and many creative minds, and nearly every room has a story to tell. One of many examples is room 202, the room that Bob Dylan is said to have written “Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands” from the album “Blonde on Blonde”. According to his own statement, Dylan was finally finished with song after being awake for several days in a row. Other great rock icons who previously stayed at the hotel are Grateful Dead, Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, yes, the list goes on and on.
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We are staying the USA and travelling to the West Coast, and checking in to Andaz West Hollywood, sometimes called the “Riot House”, which is a part of the exclusive Hyatt group. It was here that the Rolling Stone’s iconic guitarist Keith Richards is known to have thrown a TV from the window. Even The Who’s drummer Keith Moon has done the same. The hotel was an immensely popular place to temporarily stay for some of the world's biggest rock bands, as the classic club Whiskey a Go Go was only a short distance away. The club has been a springboard for bands such as The Doors, The Stooges, Chicago, KISS, Guns N 'Roses and many more.
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We are staying put in Los Angeles, and we are visiting one of the most legendary hotels in the list. Chateau Marmont is located on Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Hollywood. Icons such as John Belushi and Helmut Newton have spent time here, and Led Zeppelin was thrown out of the main building due to loud partying and having ridden a motorcycle in the lobby. The singer and actor Richard Harris had a lifetime ban after knocking on other guests' doors and stating that a nuclear bomb had fallen on Los Angeles. Another singer: Jim Morrison from The Doors band is said to have swung from window to window and between balconies with the help of a drain pipe and then fallen two floors but fortunately survived unharmed. A lot of tragedy and comedy in one place, it is important to remember that the hotel is popular for relaxing stays in the city.
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It is not for nothing that all these hotels have become legendary places which we want to visit. Even though we embrace its history, we leave the sins of past guests in the past, and instead let ourselves enjoy the place with good behaviour.
Chelsea Hotel, New York
First on the list is the legendary Chelsea Hotel in New York. The hotel has been home to the world’s foremost authors, artists and many creative minds, and nearly every room has a story to tell. One of many examples is room 202, the room that Bob Dylan is said to have written “Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands” from the album “Blonde on Blonde”. According to his own statement, Dylan was finally finished with song after being awake for several days in a row. Other great rock icons who previously stayed at the hotel are Grateful Dead, Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, yes, the list goes on and on.
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Andaz West Hollywood, Los Angeles
We are staying the USA and travelling to the West Coast, and checking in to Andaz West Hollywood, sometimes called the “Riot House”, which is a part of the exclusive Hyatt group. It was here that the Rolling Stone’s iconic guitarist Keith Richards is known to have thrown a TV from the window. Even The Who’s drummer Keith Moon has done the same. The hotel was an immensely popular place to temporarily stay for some of the world's biggest rock bands, as the classic club Whiskey a Go Go was only a short distance away. The club has been a springboard for bands such as The Doors, The Stooges, Chicago, KISS, Guns N 'Roses and many more.
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Chateau Marmont Hotel, Los Angeles
We are staying put in Los Angeles, and we are visiting one of the most legendary hotels in the list. Chateau Marmont is located on Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Hollywood. Icons such as John Belushi and Helmut Newton have spent time here, and Led Zeppelin was thrown out of the main building due to loud partying and having ridden a motorcycle in the lobby. The singer and actor Richard Harris had a lifetime ban after knocking on other guests' doors and stating that a nuclear bomb had fallen on Los Angeles. Another singer: Jim Morrison from The Doors band is said to have swung from window to window and between balconies with the help of a drain pipe and then fallen two floors but fortunately survived unharmed. A lot of tragedy and comedy in one place, it is important to remember that the hotel is popular for relaxing stays in the city.
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It is not for nothing that all these hotels have become legendary places which we want to visit. Even though we embrace its history, we leave the sins of past guests in the past, and instead let ourselves enjoy the place with good behaviour.
When the weather is perfect and you can fully relax during the warmer months, then sandals are a comfortable choice, matching with an abundance of outfits. Wear a pair of brown, suede sandals paired with your chinos. Perhaps even take a pair with an up built sole, allowing for the feet to breathe whilst on a hike, or when walking along a glacial run off stream in Iceland. Colourful sandals with summer shorts, or more comfortable versions for endless walks in cobblestone streets on the French Riviera. Whatever you do, no matter what the trend states, do not forget that sandals are just sandals, some of the most casual footwear you can wear. At the wrong time and place, your sandals may cause you to be denied access to the bar, restaurant or a high end store. In summary: Enjoy your sandals to the fullest, but with some thought.
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Sandals from Birkenstock are almost the true image of sandals. A brown, oiled leather model gives you sandals that are both perfect at the office as well as being worn with a pair of casual jeans, chinos or shorts. Roll up the trouser hem and enjoy wearing them on walks in the shade as well as at an outdoor bar. Your feet will thank you.
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TeVa are almost legendary in the context of sandals. Always right, practical and stylish in both the outdoors and long days walking around cities. The construction with straps means that they fit very well on the foot, and the soles are created for hiking trails and wading over glacial run off streams, as well as burning desert sand or the city's concrete streets.
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Your friend for the beach provides an image of a summer feeling when paired with a pair of breathable linen trousers and a white shirt, complemented by a deep tan, good sunglasses and a watch worth the name on the wrist. The Resort Company will be your go-to choice when it comes to flip-flops.
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If we want to discuss how to dress formally with sandals, then a pair of sandals from Japan’s Yuketen is a step in the right direction. Handmade shoes with a suede upper and a crepe sole adorned with a jute fabric, the sandals become the ultimate fusion of premium production and classic sandal aesthetic. All pieced together to create the ultimate sandal using Japan’s knowledge of design, comfort and material choices.
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Summer and relaxed days are often synonyms for colour and relaxation. Deep blue sandals made from durable rubber, crafted with a surface texture reminiscent of diving watches. The sandals are an aesthetic fusion that stands out on the beach and can withstand both water and rain. At the same time, they can give a nice splash of colour to a light linen suit and a t-shirt on a cool afternoon under the parasol.
Birkenstock – A true classic
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Sandals from Birkenstock are almost the true image of sandals. A brown, oiled leather model gives you sandals that are both perfect at the office as well as being worn with a pair of casual jeans, chinos or shorts. Roll up the trouser hem and enjoy wearing them on walks in the shade as well as at an outdoor bar. Your feet will thank you.
TeVa – Adventure and quality
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TeVa are almost legendary in the context of sandals. Always right, practical and stylish in both the outdoors and long days walking around cities. The construction with straps means that they fit very well on the foot, and the soles are created for hiking trails and wading over glacial run off streams, as well as burning desert sand or the city's concrete streets.
The Resort Co.
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Your friend for the beach provides an image of a summer feeling when paired with a pair of breathable linen trousers and a white shirt, complemented by a deep tan, good sunglasses and a watch worth the name on the wrist. The Resort Company will be your go-to choice when it comes to flip-flops.
Yuketen – Style and craftsmanship
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If we want to discuss how to dress formally with sandals, then a pair of sandals from Japan’s Yuketen is a step in the right direction. Handmade shoes with a suede upper and a crepe sole adorned with a jute fabric, the sandals become the ultimate fusion of premium production and classic sandal aesthetic. All pieced together to create the ultimate sandal using Japan’s knowledge of design, comfort and material choices.
BOSS – Colour, luxury and functionality
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Summer and relaxed days are often synonyms for colour and relaxation. Deep blue sandals made from durable rubber, crafted with a surface texture reminiscent of diving watches. The sandals are an aesthetic fusion that stands out on the beach and can withstand both water and rain. At the same time, they can give a nice splash of colour to a light linen suit and a t-shirt on a cool afternoon under the parasol.
The summer style becomes interesting and exciting with colours and patterns. By using garments made from thin fabrics, you can continue to wear different layers during warm days. It is often said that you should have your own personal style. As a signature combination of specific garments that then become a label synonymous with your person. But an important aspect we want to highlight is that it is more about having a sense of style, which enables the ability to carry whatever combinations you like in a way that works. In short, if you like the clothes you wear, then that is your style. It is something that only you, and no one else decides.
Striped polo shirt with low-key chinos
With a striped short-sleeved sweater, you set the style level for this summery combination, where classic chinos and loafers of high quality give the patterned top a solid, stylish foundation to rest on. Just right for a casual summer party with friends as well as for scenic walks and being outside a café.
Wearing two layers where the jacket or blazer takes up one of the tones in the pattern of the layers beneath is a classic recipe to stylistic success that generation after generation of men discover. Let the outer garment pick up a darker toned pattern, and the trousers a lighter colour. Here, too, loafers worn without socks will be your best friends.
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A summer combination that will be right at all times is a long-sleeved shirt worn with khaki shorts. This mix becomes more interesting with thought through detailing such as well-chosen sunglasses and watches. You can wear everything from car shoes, sneakers to flip-flops or sandals together with combinations, depending on the occasion.
Striped polo shirt with low-key chinos
With a striped short-sleeved sweater, you set the style level for this summery combination, where classic chinos and loafers of high quality give the patterned top a solid, stylish foundation to rest on. Just right for a casual summer party with friends as well as for scenic walks and being outside a café.
Layers in light summer tones
Wearing two layers where the jacket or blazer takes up one of the tones in the pattern of the layers beneath is a classic recipe to stylistic success that generation after generation of men discover. Let the outer garment pick up a darker toned pattern, and the trousers a lighter colour. Here, too, loafers worn without socks will be your best friends.
Shorts and a solid colour shirt
A summer combination that will be right at all times is a long-sleeved shirt worn with khaki shorts. This mix becomes more interesting with thought through detailing such as well-chosen sunglasses and watches. You can wear everything from car shoes, sneakers to flip-flops or sandals together with combinations, depending on the occasion.
Although the concept of colour tones continues to disappear from the general consciousness, there are many men who can still split up their wardrobe into work and leisure clothes. If one wants to come away from that division then there are many different brands that combine style and elegance with comfort and versatility. They represent a style that can be worn in most situations, from the office to the restaurant.
Bomber Jacket and Loafers
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A hallmark of the style we want to highlight is its use of colour, where down played tone-on-tone combinations are among the most useful. We combine darker nuances of blue and brown with lighter beige tones to create a harmonised outfit. The clothes highlight the versatile style, which is the mix of fine leather loafers with an otherwise everyday outfit.
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The suit has a place even here, In an updated, slightly shorter model worn together with a pair of running sneakers and a t-shirt with a coarse texture, the suit gets a sporty look with a slightly flamboyant look. Here we instead use a blue, grey and white colour scale.
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The overshirt has become the cornerstone in the modern man’s wardrobe. When it is worn over a hoodie, you get an outfit that is casual but also very thought through. The result is a simple outfit where the focus lands on monochromatic base garments.
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Suit and Running Sneakers
The suit has a place even here, In an updated, slightly shorter model worn together with a pair of running sneakers and a t-shirt with a coarse texture, the suit gets a sporty look with a slightly flamboyant look. Here we instead use a blue, grey and white colour scale.
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Overshirt and Hoodie
The overshirt has become the cornerstone in the modern man’s wardrobe. When it is worn over a hoodie, you get an outfit that is casual but also very thought through. The result is a simple outfit where the focus lands on monochromatic base garments.
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Although the concept of colour tones continues to disappear from the general consciousness, there are many men who can still split up their wardrobe into work and leisure clothes. If one wants to come away from that division then there are many different brands that combine style and elegance with comfort and versatility. They represent a style that can be worn in most situations, from the office to the restaurant.
Bomber Jacket and Loafers
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A hallmark of the style we want to highlight is its use of colour, where down played tone-on-tone combinations are among the most useful. We combine darker nuances of blue and brown with lighter beige tones to create a harmonised outfit. The clothes highlight the versatile style, which is the mix of fine leather loafers with an otherwise everyday outfit.
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The overshirt has become a mainstay in the modern man’s wardrobe. When it is worn over a hoodie you get an outfit that radiates a casual, yet thought through feel. The result is an outfit where the focus lands on detailing, which in this case comes in the form of subtle silver jewellery.
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The suit obviously has a place in this list. This updated, slightly shorter model worn together with a pair of running sneakers and a cashmere sweater, the suit gets a sporty, yet cool update. Exactly like before, we proceed with the blue, grey and beige colour scale.
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Overshirt and Hoodie
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The overshirt has become a mainstay in the modern man’s wardrobe. When it is worn over a hoodie you get an outfit that radiates a casual, yet thought through feel. The result is an outfit where the focus lands on detailing, which in this case comes in the form of subtle silver jewellery.
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Suit and Running Sneakers
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The suit obviously has a place in this list. This updated, slightly shorter model worn together with a pair of running sneakers and a cashmere sweater, the suit gets a sporty, yet cool update. Exactly like before, we proceed with the blue, grey and beige colour scale.
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Ski holidays are full of attractive pastimes. Whether you want to carve your way down fresh corduroy slopes, pump powder down the back of the mountain, let loose on the dancefloor at the après-ski or sit outside the café at the summit of the peak with a mug of hot chocolate, the mountain villages are full of activities to pass the time. Yet while some of these activities are more forgiving than others, all call for proper attire. That’s why we’ve chosen to present four different styles for four different types of skiers.
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On the slopes, most skiers stick to the pistes. They rise at the crack of dawn and catch the first lift to the summit in the hope of being the first to carve their way down slopes of untouched corduroy snow. Then they spend the rest of the day investigating all the nooks and crannies of the lift system. The clothes you wear should be comfortable and warm, with a focus on a wind-repellent outer layer that protects you from the chilly wind. The Black Box Anorak from The North Face is made of a dense nylon fabric with wind-repellent properties and also has plenty of storage options for skiers who don’t want to carry a backpack on the slopes.
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For those with a taste for the extreme, the real skiing takes place off-piste. With risers under your skis, you slowly climb the mountain and then zig-zag your own path back down through (hopefully) untouched powder. In this type of extreme environment, safety is the primary factor when choosing what to wear. This means that the focus of a garment should be on function rather than style. Mainstays include clothes made of materials such as windproof polyester, fleece and Gore-Tex. Don’t forget the avalanche backpack.
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At the après-ski, the opposite rules apply. Here, form goes before function in all situations. If you know that this is where your focus will be, it important to outfit yourself with super-stylish ski clothing, and then take it easy on the slopes. Since the Moncler brand has nearly 70 years of experience as an ideal choice on the slopes, it’s only natural that their garments play a prominent role in these contexts. Their Maya jacket comes in a version where the thick down jacket is clad in a corduroy exterior. Perfect when you want to combine a durable exterior with an insulating inner layer.
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Many holiday-goers manage to avoid skiing altogether. With justifications such as “It’s such lovely weather”, these skiers take the shortest route up to the mountaintop café and quickly stake out a spot on the terrace. Here, it’s important to dress warmly and comfortably while maintaining the illusion that you’re ready to hit a Black Diamond slope at the drop of a hat. The Frost jacket from Peak Performance is thickly lined with 700 fill power down, and at the same time has a very sporty look, making it perfect for this purpose.
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THE PISTE
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On the slopes, most skiers stick to the pistes. They rise at the crack of dawn and catch the first lift to the summit in the hope of being the first to carve their way down slopes of untouched corduroy snow. Then they spend the rest of the day investigating all the nooks and crannies of the lift system. The clothes you wear should be comfortable and warm, with a focus on a wind-repellent outer layer that protects you from the chilly wind. The Black Box Anorak from The North Face is made of a dense nylon fabric with wind-repellent properties and also has plenty of storage options for skiers who don’t want to carry a backpack on the slopes.
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OFF-PISTE
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For those with a taste for the extreme, the real skiing takes place off-piste. With risers under your skis, you slowly climb the mountain and then zig-zag your own path back down through (hopefully) untouched powder. In this type of extreme environment, safety is the primary factor when choosing what to wear. This means that the focus of a garment should be on function rather than style. Mainstays include clothes made of materials such as windproof polyester, fleece and Gore-Tex. Don’t forget the avalanche backpack.
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THE APRÈS-SKI
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At the après-ski, the opposite rules apply. Here, form goes before function in all situations. If you know that this is where your focus will be, it important to outfit yourself with super-stylish ski clothing, and then take it easy on the slopes. Since the Moncler brand has nearly 70 years of experience as an ideal choice on the slopes, it’s only natural that their garments play a prominent role in these contexts. Their Maya jacket comes in a version where the thick down jacket is clad in a corduroy exterior. Perfect when you want to combine a durable exterior with an insulating inner layer.
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THE MOUNTAINTOP CAFÉ
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Many holiday-goers manage to avoid skiing altogether. With justifications such as “It’s such lovely weather”, these skiers take the shortest route up to the mountaintop café and quickly stake out a spot on the terrace. Here, it’s important to dress warmly and comfortably while maintaining the illusion that you’re ready to hit a Black Diamond slope at the drop of a hat. The Frost jacket from Peak Performance is thickly lined with 700 fill power down, and at the same time has a very sporty look, making it perfect for this purpose.
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