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Ski-town bartenders often charge locals less for drinks. Isn't it worth a shot (and make it Cuervo Gold) to look the part? Left: Highly compressible, superlightweight Regulator fleece makes Patagonia's R2 vest ($89) a serious skiing performer; its acid-green color makes it a fashion statement. Made from the same 200-weight Polartec fleece as your favorite layering piece, Dakini's Mountain pants ($97) fit like casual trousers. Sun or no, indoors or out, don't go anywhere without shades; here: Briko Starters.Second from left: A margarita is the perfect warm-up after a midnight snowshoe. Patagonia's Expedition Weight Capilene top ($65) in feminine cornflower blue is worn under Dakini's women's vest ($72). Horny Toad's Soho pants ($80) have an adjustable waistband for a flattering, low-riding fit. Jytte Pipeline hat. Second from right: Horny Toad's heathery pullover is called Steve McQueen ($65), which describes its retro insouciance. Another ski-town must is a hat; his: Turtle Fur's Anadama. Tecnica Yukon boots; model's own jeans. Right: Alf's Norske Cardigan ($154) gets its homespun appeal from authentic Norwegian trim and a soft, part-cotton Italian fleece fabric. Bollé Parole sunglasses; model's own pigtails.(Photo: Brooks Freehill)

