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J.Crew ($55). 205 S. Mill St., 970-544-1631; jcrew.com Gucci ($190). 203 S. Galena St., 970-920-9150; gucci.com Burberry ($295). 501 E. Hyman Ave., 970-920-3119; burberry.com Theory ($75). 204 S. Galena St., 970-544-0079; theory.com Ralph Lauren ($2,750). 501 E. Cooper Ave., 970-925- 5147; ralphlauren.com // trending // ASPEN HIGHLANDS Mountain guys are going Gaelic with tartan accessories this winter. IN A FLASH Iconic Swedish camera maker Hasselblad brings a new level of sophistication to its coveted gear with the launch of the limited-edition Lunar camera, in either silver or gold chrome. The model incorporates an array of distinctive materials, including olive wood ($6,995, ABOVE), deerskin leather grips, and a superb Zeiss 16-70mm lens. Only 200 will be manufactured of each version, and every piece is engraved with its bespoke edition number, making the ultraluxe—and ultrarare—Lunar a coveted item for any shutterbug. Silver Threads, 308 Galena St., 970-429-4670; hasselbladusa.com // PICTURE-PERFECT // HIDDEN TREASURE Capturing the beauty and essence of the Roaring Fork Valley, Aztech Mountain lines each piece of its fi rst true transitional performance outerwear with a photo by legendary Aspen photographer Ferenc Berko. Performance Ski Aspen, 614 E. Durant Ave., 970-925-8657; aztechmountain.com PHOTOGRAPHY BY BERKO PHOTOGRAPHY (AZTECH); COURTESY OF BRUNELLO CUCINELLI (SUITS); SKI LOGIK (SKIS); HASSELBLAD (CAMERA) Stylishly Suited A RECENT BRUNELLO CUCINELLI ACQUISITION LEADS TO A NEW LOOK FOR ITS COVETED GENTLEMEN'S SUITING. BY LISA FERRANDINO This season, Italian design house Brunello Cucinelli is cele- brating its acquisition of Sartoria d'Avenza, a historic clothing manufacturer on the border between Tuscany and Liguria, Italy. D'Avenza was famous not only for its elegant menswear and suiting, but also for how it balanced the efficient mass- production of its own designs with the high quality of its craftsmanship and tailoring. Now, d'Avenza is producing Cucinelli suiting exclusively. The brand has absorbed d'Avenza's signature suiting designs into its own production, most notably the soft shoulder and narrow waist inspired by the tailors of London's Savile Row in the 1950s and '60s. 508 E. Cooper Ave., 970-544-0600; brunellocucinelli.com AP slope style debut Ever since David Mazzarella launched Breckenridge-based Skilogik onto the scene in January 2010—after 10 years in develop- ment—he has been crafting some of the best custom-made skis on the slopes. With new features this season like lighter weight construc- tion and aluminum tail bumpers, Mazzarella's skis, made from sustainably harvested wood, allow skiers to experience new interpretations of classics, such as the Ullr's Chariot ($750, BELOW), designed for the freeskier in two models: a twin-tip, for riding switch, and a concave reverse-camber "rocker." skilogik.com HOLY WOOD! 66 ASPENPEAK-MAGAZINE.COM STYLE Spotlight