Slope Style Revealed Fashionably Late at the Liberty

The Liberty Hotel’s Fashionably Late series can be counted on to deliver high end clientele, a DJ that strikes the mood and craft cocktails. On this occasion it was once again KB Fashion Productions making a statement on the old jailhouse runway showing the season’s sexiest ski and snow looks.

The first set of looks to hit Fashionably Late runway were bright pinks from SKEA in psychedelic prints and pastels to catch all eyes down the slopes. Following were bright and bold snow puffers. Pants in soft pastels or striking blues and reds. Each look was paired to perfection with must have ski essentials by stylist Kathy Benharris and team.

Rocking the runway in the second set was casual ski lodge looks. Grabbing all the attention was, classic couples’ outfits of denim and block colors, popping purple suits, and a stunning all white faux fur outfit. Most certainly the must have pieces for the night out in the lodge cocktail hour or that cabin by the fire vibe.

The last set of winter threads to hit the Fashionably Late runway featured on and off the slopes style. A standard flannel button up and tee look from CASANOVA men’s boutique. The showstopper of the evening was a Brazilian flag inspired suit for female flair, chic moonboots to trench through the snow and a matching male jacket and pant outfit for her beau by her side.

The snow style show styled by Kathy Benharris had it all; full ski suits, fur trim, by the fire fashion was all a sleek peek into the hot trends for the winter weather. The evening was more than the event not to miss but a charity mixer to benefit YES!

YES’s mission is to inspire youth through outdoor experiences and leadership opportunities that build confidence and prepare them to summit life’s challenges. Give Youth a Chance. Inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his call to dream of possibilities, Richard Williams took his passion for skiing to Boston and founded YES, which was originally called the Youth Activities Commission. Donate at www.yesforkids.org