Apres ski vintage

Here’s where to go, whether you want to frolic on white sand beach or hit the snow-covered slopes.

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Long associated with the slopes of 60s-era hangouts like St. Moritz, the après-ski life - literally meaning 'after ski' - is shown in full force with these seminal Slim Aarons photographs.

Gray Malin on Instagram: "Introducing Gray Malin in Vail ❄️⛷️Researching the @vailmtn archives for inspiration, I sourced props and wardrobe from the 1960’s, 1970’s and 1980’s to turn back time: this series is full of après ski cheer, snowy adventures, and awe-inspiring views that evoke timeless nostalgia for the alpine lifestyle. Explore the new series at the link in profile #apresski #vail #vailmountain #skiiing #snow #graymalin #vintage #fineartphotography"

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What you wear while you après matters most, so add a new bib or maybe some sleek new layers to keep your look cool.

Slim Aarons ~ @slufoot

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The idiom “snow bunny” started in the 1950s when it was first used to describe a woman on the slopes. Bunny was already being used as a word to describe a pretty woman and snow was added to signify the enjoyment of the woman spending a lot of time on slopes with snow. [1] "SNOW BUNNY snow bunny. A female groupie who frequents ski resorts but spends less time on the slopes than in the lodge. IHAT: 1960. Source: RABBIT. The snow bunny is like the snowshoe hare, whose coat changes with seasons…