that cobalt blue layer is exactly what was needed to break up the grey
Spotted by Beatriz ZellerI usually look for high-contrast layers when I travel, so that bright blue fleece under the black shell stands out effectively. It’s a practical setup for walking on cobblestones, and the matching blue sneakers keep the whole ensemble from looking too utilitarian.
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Black hooded windbreaker jacket
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Cobalt blue quarter-zip fleece
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Black cropped technical joggers
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Blue mesh running sneakers
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Merino wool beanie
Mountain mornings get chilly even in spring, so a warm hat would be useful.
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Polarized sunglasses
Glare off the distant peaks and snow can be intense during daytime walks.
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Lightweight travel scarf
It would add an extra layer of warmth if the wind picks up near the village.
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My friend would definitely steal these gloves.

maroon windbreakers really do belong in the mountains

cardigan adds just enough color

serious run speed in a totally chill tank

That navy jacket actually has some shoulder structure on it.

does that jacket actually repel water or just wind?

those compression pants are doing all the work

I'd wear this to a salsa class on a Tuesday.
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