ML - Aspen Peak

2012 - Issue 2 - Winter

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FASHION 411 man up FLEXING ITS MASCULINE MUSCLE, TESTOSTERONE FEATURES ITALIAN CRAFTSMANSHIP. W COOL RUNNINGS AFTER 80 YEARS BOGNER'S SKIWEAR STILL SETS THE BAR. MUNICH-BASED SKI BRAND Bogner has stood by its commitment to quality skiwear for 30 years. Currently helmed by Willy Bogner Jr. and wife, Sônia, the company was started by Willy's parents in 1932. Bogner's stunning down anorak Dagur-D ($1,399) is a fashionable fusion of aesthetics and technical prowess. It's bright orange hue makes a bold statement alongside the Arctic Earth theme, and this waterproof jacket sports reflective safety patches and an inner knitted collar for comfort. Constructed with high-quality down, it keeps the body warm while the powder skirt and wrist gaiters keep snow at bay. As the official outfitter to the German team for the past 17 Winter Olympics, Bogner's expertise in creating beautiful and functional pieces has withstood the test of time. Gorsuch, 611 E. Durant Ave., 970-920-9388; gorsuch.com 128 ASPENPEAK-MAGAZINE.COM hen it comes to luxury, Testosterone owner Robert Cypher and his business partners, David town's retail and Christine Kingen, train a masculine eye on scene. Located on East Durant Avenue, Testosterone carries exquisite menswear and specialty items. For the first time this season, the store will stock Borlino's Buffalo Big Horn bag ($2,250). Constructed in a factory outside of Florence, Italy, it features vachetta leather and sturdy hardware. Denver Broncos wide receiver Eric Decker fronts the Borlino campaign, applauding the bag's durability and top-of-the- line craftsmanship. 555 E. Durant Ave., 970-925-4300; testosteroneaspen.com uncommon threads HENRY BEGUELIN'S DOWNTOWN BOUTIQUE SHOWCASES AN INTERNATIONAL EYE FOR DESIGN. WANDER INTO ASPEN'S Henry Beguelin boutique and it's as if you've been invited into the closet of the ultimate globe-trotter: a well-curated collection of exquisite pieces—equal parts bohemian, tribal, eclectic, and sophisticated. The shop boasts an eponymous line of shearling overcoats, two-toned leather riding boots, and fur-embellished messenger bags. A special "DNA" capsule collection, named for its marriage of archival style and progressive design, offers a selection of tough, worn-in military boots and utilitarian handbags. New, however, are the rarefied international labels the store has begun to carry under the direction of Brazilian native Cristina Nicoletti. "It has always been Cristina's intention to offer the most interesting, beautiful, and unique handmade items from around the world," says store co-owner and Nicoletti's husband, Paul. Brands such as If Six Was Nine, Share Spirit, and Guidi, a shoe manufacturer that chose Beguelin as its exclusive Aspen retailer, add bohemian scarves, silk trousers, knitted skirts, leather shoes, and silver jewelry to the boutique's one-of-a-kind selection. 614 E. Cooper Ave., 970-920-2925; henrybeguelin.it AP Testosterone's Robert Cypher sports the boutique's casual vibe. PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATT POWER (TESTOSTERONE); JODIE LOVE (BEGUELIN)

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