Sports
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Cropped Zip-Ups, Quarter-Zips and Track Jackets
A page of cropped zip-ups, quarter-zips and clean track jackets to throw over a set.
High Sport Knitwear
Alissa Zachary launched High Sport in the early 2020s in New York and Los Angeles after years of merchandising at The Row and consulting for Khaite, and the label opened with a single item, a cropped, pull-on kick-flare trouser made to look tailored while wearing like a legging. That one silhouette became an unlikely editor obsession and the brand has since built out a small range of Italian-made knitwear around the same logic.
Falke Ergonomic Sport System
Falke started in 1895 as a small knitting mill in Schmallenberg, Germany, founded by Franz Falke-Rohen, and the family still runs the company from that same town. Notes on the Ergonomic Sport System, the line that carries that knitting know-how into base layers, leggings and socks built to move with you.
What to Wear Skiing in Aspen: Luxe Ski Outfit Guide
A cohesive ski outfit for Aspen: a belted Bogner jacket, black ski pants, a Fair Isle knit and red-laced après boots, with real technical pieces at every layer.
What to Wear Skiing in Park City, Utah: Ski Outfit Guide
Two full outfits for a Park City ski trip, from a burgundy corduroy ski jacket to shearling snow boots for Main Street, with a third formula and quick answers.
What to Wear Skiing in Lake Tahoe: Ski Outfit Guide
What to wear skiing in Lake Tahoe: a mint down jacket, a white thermal base layer and mirrored goggles, plus a pale blue pants outfit and a relaxed West Coast après look.
What to Wear Skiing in Courchevel: Luxury Ski Outfit Guide
What to wear skiing in Courchevel: a shearling-trimmed GORE-TEX jacket and Polartec turtleneck for the slopes, then a bodysuit, down jacket and suede boots for dinner.
What to Wear Skiing in Stratton, Vermont: Ski Outfit Guide
What to wear skiing in Stratton, Vermont: a burgundy cropped puffer, a Fair Isle base layer and black ski pants, plus an olive fleece and snow boots outfit for cold New England days.
What to Wear to the Tennis, the Races and Other Daytime Events
Daytime events have a different dress code than you might think. Tennis and the races happen outside, in daylight, on grass or in a pavilion.
What to Wear to a Soccer Match: Jerseys, Tees and Tanks
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What to Wear to a Reformer Class: Pilates Studio Layers
What to wear to a reformer class: close, uncomplicated layers for movement, plus something warm for before and after.
What to Wear to a Hockey Game: The Montreal Rink of 1875
For what to wear to a hockey game, I would start with layers for the cool arena and build around a warm jacket, a knit, and shoes that suit the route there. I would keep the outfit easy to sit in and ready for the walk back.
What to Wear to a Basketball Game: The Courtside Crowd Has Its Own Point of View
I think about what to wear to a basketball game as a balance of arena ease and personal style, from leather bombers and cropped knits to wide-leg denim, court sneakers, and compact accessories. I would choose one strong layer, then echo a team color once.
What to Wear at a Luxury Ski Resort
A luxury ski resort wardrobe has to work across three very different settings: the mountain, the lodge and dinner. Technical fabric earns its place on the slopes, but the same clothes need to look intentional rather than sporty once you are indoors. This edit moves from shell jackets and base layers into lodge pieces and a distinct evening look for the dining room.
What to Wear as a Golf Spectator (Female): Outfits and Layers
Here is what to wear as a golf spectator female fans can move in: comfortable pieces first, then a layer for after. I cover the activewear, dresses and pants, and the checks that decide the final pick.
Tennis-Inspired Outfits for Fall
Tennis style, with its knit polos, pleated skirts and clean sneakers, is one of the easiest looks to borrow for fall. These picks cover polo sweaters, pleated skirts, striped and argyle knits, and white sneakers with a cap and a tote. Mix a few pieces with jeans or a coat for a look that is sporty but polished.
Sporty Sweet Outfits: Track Shorts and Frilly Tops
Classic navy nylon track shorts with a white racing stripe are sharply contrasted with a frilly, pointelle-knit top complete with tiny satin bows.
Sport Luxe Outfits: Track Jackets and Velour Sets
Track jackets, velour sets and wide leg trousers worn with clean sneakers. For women who want gym clothes to look dressed up.
Ski Outfit: Dressing for the Mountain, From Shell to Base Layer
A ski outfit builds from the skin outward, from a base layer and mid-layer to a shell, plus goggles, gloves and a beanie. I run from jackets and fleece to tights and salopettes.
What to Wear Après-Ski
Après-ski dressing runs on plush texture: shearling and suede at the shoulder, substantial knits underneath, and boots built to survive snow and a long lunch. The look matters now because lodge dressing has shifted from purely technical gear toward pieces with real presence off the slope. This edit balances that texture with polish, pairing chunky knits and shearling coats against boots and frames sturdy enough for the walk between them.
The Apres Ski Outfit Edit: Five Lessons for the Part of the Trip That Matters Most
This apres ski outfit edit covers five lessons on Fair Isle knits, snow boots, stretch pants, shearling and down jackets, and knit hats and gloves. I am the person who plans the bar outfit before the first run, so these are the pieces I would pack.
Nike Vomero: How a Running Shoe Became the Sneaker I Wear With Everything
Nike Vomero Premium is the dressier side of the line, alongside Vomero Roam, the Zoom Vomero 5, Vomero 18 and Vomero Plus. I trace where the line came from and how I would choose a pair.
Game Day Outfits: Team Sweatshirts and Vintage Tees
A game night edit of team sweatshirts, vintage tees, bombers and sneakers for a sports bar.
Après Everything: What to Wear When the Skiing Stops
For après-ski, wear a shearling or puffer jacket, a chunky knit, warm boots and a hat or scarf. Shearling and puffer jackets, chunky knits, boots and slippers, and hats and scarves are grouped for the hours after the lifts close.