
Moncler Grenoble Will Show Fall/Winter 2027 in Switzerland’s Engadin
Moncler Grenoble Fall/Winter 2027 debuts Feb. 2027, in Switzerland’s Engadin Valley, after mountain shows in St. Moritz, Courchevel and Aspen.
Moncler is having a major year, and it is not finished yet. Moncler Grenoble will unveil its Fall/Winter 2027 collection in Switzerland’s Engadin Valley on February 6, 2027, at an intimate location the brand has not yet disclosed. The reveal will be part of a weekend-long celebration of mountain life in the Swiss Alps.
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The news, announced in Milan on October 1, 2026, follows a run of milestones. In January, Moncler Grenoble opened its first U.S. flagship in Aspen. Then, in September, Moncler opened its largest-ever global flagship on Fifth Avenue, inside the General Motors Building, and gave Grenoble the store’s entire second floor.
The Engadin is familiar ground for the label. On February 3, 2024, Moncler Grenoble staged its Fall/Winter 2024 show in a moonlit forest above St. Moritz, the Upper Engadine’s glamorous resort town. In hindsight, that night started a tradition. Since then, the high-performance line has taken its runway to a different mountain destination every winter.
Next, the brand moved to the French Alps. On March 15, 2025, it presented Fall/Winter 2025 at the Courchevel Altiport, 2,008 meters above sea level, as the finale of a weekend in the resort. However, a snowstorm rolled in just before the show began, so the models walked the altiport’s runway through a blizzard.
This year, Moncler Grenoble crossed the Atlantic. On January 31, 2026, it showed Fall/Winter 2026 at the T-Lazy-7 Ranch in Aspen, its first show in an American ski town. Gigi Hadid opened on a snowy field of moguls, while about 400 guests arrived by snowmobile. The collection, meanwhile, leaned into midcentury American mountain style.
For now, Fall/Winter 2027 remains under wraps. According to the brand, the collection will merge high performance and high style, drawing on the research behind the Grenoble line. The weekend, in turn, will connect it with the landscape, culture and lifestyle of the Alps. The announcement artwork dates that weekend to February 5 through 7.
The mountain story runs deep. Moncler was founded in 1952 in Monestier-de-Clermont, a village in the French Alps. The Grenoble name, meanwhile, recalls the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, when Moncler supplied the French national ski team. In 2022, the brand relaunched Grenoble as its dedicated high-performance line for the mountains.
Returning to the Engadin, where this run of mountain shows began, is a smart move. After the scale of Aspen, an intimate and undisclosed setting points to a smaller, more exclusive weekend. Still, the secrecy will only sharpen interest. If recent winters are any guide, the setting will be as memorable as the clothes.
Moncler Grenoble will present its Fall/Winter 2027 collection in Switzerland’s Engadin Valley on February 6, 2027.
For more of Haute Living’s fashion coverage, see why Chanel is taking its Cruise 2027 show to Deauville and Loro Piana’s capsule for The I.C.E. St. Moritz 2026.
Moncler Grenoble has turned its winter show into one of fashion’s most anticipated destination weekends, and bringing it back to the Engadin, where the run began in St. Moritz, closes a neat loop. Keeping the venue secret is a confident move in a year already defined by Fifth Avenue. Expect the mountains to steal the show again.

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