Moncler Grenoble to Show Fall 2026 Collection in Aspen, Colorado
Drawing its name from Grenoble, which hosted the 1968 Olympic Games, the label harkens back to whenMonclersupplied the French national ski team with uniforms. With names likeAnne Hathaway,Adrien Brody, and among the attendees of the last show, the US-based presentation is poised to attract a similar celebrity crowd. In line with Moncler's immersive presentations, the previous show took place during an active blizzard at Europe's highest airport, more than 6,500 ft.
Moncler announced its US-based Grenoble show after itsH1'25 earnings reportlast week, which showed a 1% decline in Q2 revenue, which it attributed to lower tourist spending in Europe and Japan. While revenue in Europe and the Middle East dropped 8%, sales in the Americas maintained positivity, perhaps signalling a renewed focus on the US.
According toWWD, Gino Fisanotti, Moncler's chief brand officer, spotlighted Moncler's 'U.S.-oriented initiatives,' including the brand's first Met Gala involvement, the Moncler GeniusMercedes-BenzbyNigocampaign, and itsDonald GloverGilga Farm collection in June.
The Moncler Grenoble Fall 2025 show is set to take place on January 31, 2026, at an unrevealed location. Stay tuned to Hypebeast for the latest fashion insights
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