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Photos by Mikael Jansson, originally published in Vogue Paris (November 2006)

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Namaste! Above, you’ll see what I hope to look like when I hit the slopes this January. A sparkly pink onesie-clad yogini skiier. Yes, you heard me right. How is this related? Stay with me…

The idiom “snow bunny” started in the 1950s when it was first used to describe a woman on the slopes. Bunny was already being used as a word to describe a pretty woman and snow was added to signify the enjoyment of the woman spending a lot of time on slopes with snow. "SNOW BUNNY snow bunny. A female groupie who frequents ski resorts but spends less time on the slopes than in the lodge. IHAT: 1960. Source: RABBIT. The snow bunny is like the snowshoe hare, whose coat changes with seasons. In…

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Christine Andrew from Hello Fashion shares the top of her must-do list for your next trip to Whistler Canada and favorites from the Four Seasons Whistler.

Appearing in the January 2017 issue of El País Semanal, model Vika Falileeva looks ready to hit the slopes. Photographed by Sergi Pons, the blonde beauty