Skiing holidays are always unpredictable... the weather can be anything from mild and sunny to icy temperatures and raging snowstorms, so packing covers a range of clothes, as well as books and games for entertainment, just in case. This year we were snowed in for most of the time, with the exception of just two mornings, when the storm clouds suddenly cleared to reveal the brightest and most beautiful blue sky. The snowfalls during the night before had covered the pistes with fresh and powdery snow, which made those two mornings truly exceptional, and the trip more than worth it in the end.
Much of our time was dedicated to après-ski, or should I say après-read... Drinks and chocolats chauds after long mornings or even whole days spent by the fire reading a book/having fun on Instagram.
To see a short clip of 'let it snow', click here
Ready for the piste, wearing my Zebra Pegasus 90 carré tied in a Cowboy knot (click here for a how-to), ends secured with a MaiTai Collection Classique Moyenne scarf ring in black horn.
Of course DS didn't mind the weather, and was ready to replenish burnt-off calories at any time
It was wonderful to come back home to blue skies, almond blossoms and mild temperatures. Some daring trees even started to give their new foliage a peek into the outside world..
Wearing my Brides de Gala Dip Dye, in reminiscence of DS's hot chocolate..
Capsule wardrobe pieces: ecru top, light beige cardigan and blue jeans/checked wool trousers
Accessories: Hermes 'Brides de Gala' Dip Dye 90 carré, Kelly Double Tour bracelet in ebene with GHW and a Kelly 32 in Ebene. MaiTai Collection Anneau Infinity scarf ring in black horn
Scarf tying method: Half bow knot
Shoes: suede ankle boots/beige patent pumps (25 Belle Viviers)
Shoes: suede ankle boots/beige patent pumps (25 Belle Viviers)
For a casual alternative, replacing the checked trousers with jeans
Have a cosy remaining winter and a great upcoming spring everyone xx
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