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MONCLER PARTNERS WITH LEICA FOR EXCLUSIVE ALPINE RUNWAY EVENT

Moncler Grenoble collaborates with Leica on 100 exclusive cameras for FW25 Courchevel runway show. Limited edition white cameras gifted to alpine event guests.

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Moncler Grenoble has collaborated with Leica to create 100 limited edition cameras for their upcoming Fall/Winter 2025 runway show in Courchevel, France. The exclusive cameras will be given only to guests attending the March 15 mountainside event in the French Alps.

The special edition camera features an all-white body with the Moncler logo prominently displayed on the front. The top of the camera bears an inscription commemorating the show's title and location. This partnership aligns with Moncler's dual focus on performance apparel and high-end fashion designed for mountain environments.

At the alpine runway presentation, Moncler plans to showcase winter sports apparel for participants of various skill levels, continuing the brand's initiative to make winter sports more inclusive and diverse.

These collaboration cameras will not be available for purchase. However, consumers interested in similar products can find Leica's Sofort 2 model on the official Leica website. The Sofort 2 shares the same compact design aesthetic and offers connectivity to the Leica FOTOS app for transferring images from print to digital format. The standard Sofort camera retails between $399 and $599 USD.

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