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Jacquemus and Moon Boot have teamed up for a second time to unveil three exclusive Aprés-Ski boot models, combining warmth, dryness, and high-fashion style.

Moon Boot, originally inspired by the 1969 Moon landing, is known for its cozy, oversized footwear that has won fans across generations. Paired with Jacquemus’ clean, sculptural designs, the collaboration delivers a true winter dream.

The collection features a reissue of the 1975 Faux Fur Tall Boot and a new mid-height version made from felt, perfectly complementing Jacquemus’ winter lineup.

Shades include light brown, black, and snowy white, making the boots versatile for any wardrobe. Playful yeti-inspired designs promise a standout look, whether strolling through the city or relaxing at a ski resort.

The Jacquemus campaign was photographed by Tom Kneller, capturing the collection’s fun and fashionable winter spirit.

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