| Look at ski clothes! The whole look is there! What is | | | | to 'protect' but they can be fitted as well as with |
| meant by the 'whole look'? There are accessories, | | | | Poivre Blanc. Yes skiing clothes are definitely not |
| clothing and coverings for all the body. In skiing, it is | | | | 'fitting' if means 'clinging'. But there is a functional fit |
| the whole body that is important from the crown of | | | | that adds to the whole 'ski' look. There are also the |
| the head to the throat to the waist and then to the | | | | imitation fur collars, for example. |
| sole of the foot. Yes the whole body is important. | | | | The functionality is obvious.. the design is functional. |
| The aim is functional but it is to cover and clothe the | | | | Skiing clothes are meant to be functional so buttons, |
| body for a function, which is to ski. | | | | for example, are obvious and the colors aim to |
| Yes the body is what is important and the 'ski' style | | | | correlate with the weather e.g. pink/black. This can |
| or look is an example of how a certain style is made, | | | | be a stylistic rule: Aim to correlate with the air and |
| which is the 'ski' style. Look at ski clothes! There is | | | | atmosphere around you. This is not just 'nature'. It is |
| the hat. There are the glasses, then the jacket | | | | the atmosphere.. The cold as with skiing. In other |
| sometimes with a hood, sometimes without. There | | | | words, what the 'ski' look teaches is to aim to be |
| are the trousers or the salopettes, whatever is | | | | functional. |
| preferred. And finally the boots. And you create the | | | | Poivre Blanc makes particularly fitted ski jackets |
| ski look with all these elements. How do you create | | | | sometimes with embroidered detail. The outer fabrics, |
| the 'ski' look. Answer: with all these elements or a | | | | of course, arewaterproof and windproof. There is |
| selection of them. | | | | also the storm hood for example which is tucked into |
| How do you create a look? How do you create any | | | | the collar. This jacket is waterproof but you can |
| look? What can you learn from the 'ski' look? The 'ski' | | | | create a different functional look for cold weather. |
| look is a stylised functional look. Your aim is to ski | | | | You can have a light color wool jacket with fur trim |
| and you create the look. Or the aim is to protect you | | | | collar. Skirt and boots 'to shin' also. You can open the |
| against the weather, or to cover/clothe yourself in | | | | jacket to reveal a collarless blouse with maybe a lace |
| the cold air. This is the function and in this way the | | | | effect. The jacket can be pink or black or white for |
| 'ski' look is a functional look. And clothes are | | | | example. This is a style for the cold air. It leans on |
| functional as well as decorative. We see this from | | | | the functional look. It is a functional style linked to |
| the 'ski' look. | | | | the ski style. |
| Stylists can work then in this way. They can think of | | | | Women's ski trousers are definitely functional too and |
| clothes and accessories as functional and not just | | | | not too attractive. Overall they are not fitted for |
| decorative. We can style in this way.. We can then | | | | women's ski trousers are for skiing and the fit does |
| learn from skiing clothes. Yes the nature of skiing | | | | not emphasise the legs at all. The fabrics of course |
| clothes can help you in styling yourself. The 'ski' look | | | | are waterproof, sometimes with detachable braces |
| in particular can aid you in creating other functional | | | | and gaiters. So they are not meant to be attractive |
| looks. | | | | but the ski trousers teaches us that trousers can |
| There are the skiing glasses for example. There are | | | | emphasise a style that you want to produce. Indeed, |
| various particularly stylised glasses with black and | | | | you can say that ski trousers suit wide hipped |
| orange rims for example. And we can say indeed | | | | women in particular. But you can adjust the ski |
| that the 'ski look emphasises the eyes. The eyes | | | | trouser style by keeping the wide hip 'look' but |
| have to be covered in skiing and we can say that for | | | | tapering the lines to the ankle. The trousers can then |
| styling, in general, always look for the eyes. Yes | | | | cling at the ankles, if you wish. That is what we can |
| always look out for the eyes when styling! There are | | | | learn from ski trousers. You can adjust ski- trousers |
| the snow goggles too which hide the eyes and the | | | | so that they cling more! |
| nose too. See also the boots and the hats. | | | | With the high-braced trousers or salopettes, you can |
| Sometimes the ski just go the shin, below the knee | | | | make another style. What about a cropped shirt to |
| as well as the high boots, of course. With these low | | | | the waist with the braces over this. You can wear a |
| boots, there is, in some way, more emphasis on the | | | | high-waisted trousers with a high-collared jacket or a |
| leg. You know the synthetic 'pink' boots. These boots | | | | high waisted trousers with a styled t-shirt. With pink |
| can just go the shin. And boots don't always have to | | | | boots, this could emphasise the sleeveless arms as |
| be high; they can go midway and in some way, this | | | | well as the neck and generally the upper part of |
| gives the shin area emphasis. | | | | torso. Yes this can be a style learnt from the 'ski' |
| Poivre Blanc makes fitted jackets for skiing. | | | | look. Can we learn then from the 'ski' look. In terms |
| Sometimes there are the distinctly pink jackets which | | | | of style, yes, definitely! |
| suit the cold. Look at these jackets. Their function is | | | | |