Après Ski

January 09, 2019

Over the course of it’s four-and-a-half decade legacy, Italian brand ICEBERG has distinguished itself as a progressive frontrunner in the athleisure movement long before it shimmied its way into the mainstream. While most labels tend to reference the aesthetic culture surrounding sports such as basketball and track, Creative Director James Long opted to hit the Italian alps with a ski-inspired collection for ICEBERG A/W ‘19.

With his usual precision, explosion of rich color and exaggerated details like shoe laces and zippers, the designer offered up a strong collection that only reaffirms the aesthetic principles that put ICEBERG on the map so many years ago. Crazy puzzle graphics, sleek polo necks and glossy parkas, as well as a new punk-tinged logo were among some of the highlights of the collection.

Text by Kennedy Fairfax
Photos by Daniel Ciufo

Sleek yet wearable, ICEBERG A/W ‘19 proves one thing: sporty and sophisticated don’t have to be mutually exclusive—in fact, in fact you can have both in just one look.

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At the center of the collection are two very different silhouettes. The Scar, originally introduced in 2001, makes a comeback in Falcon and X-Silver Metal, while the spiked Suture Jacket looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. Both come equipped with specially designed vented Prizm lenses, keeping things functional despite their otherworldly appearance.

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