Shaun White with his gold medal in the superpipe.

Giovanna snapped at the B4BC charity event at the Caribou Club.

Markus Malin – Superpipe bronze medalist from Finland

Superpipe competitor Louie Vito – in color!

Ski Fashion Show at Wheeler Opera House in Aspen

Apres ski fashion show at historic Wheeler Opera House

More apres ski fashion

Uncle Jack’s Barber Shop for X Games at Buttermilk Mtn.

An example of barber, Steve Vilot’s hair art.

Repeat Gold medal winners, Shaun White and Kelly Clark

Bluegrass duo, Honey Honey, performing at B4BC event at Caribou Club.

Bronze medalist at Superpipe event, Ayumu Hirano from Japan, at post race press conference.

Shaun White 6-peats in the Snowboard Superpipe.  Competing since he was 13, he is now the veteran champion of the competition at 26.  Kelly Clark, competing since she was 16, who debuted with White at Mt. Snow, Vermont, becomes the first woman in X Games history to 3-peat in snowboard superpipe.  Ayumu Hirano of Japan becomes the youngest athlete, at 14, to win a Winter X Games medal, taking silver behind White in the Superpipe.  Elena Hight, breaks records, becoming the first person to land a double alley-oop backside rodeo, taking silver behind Clark,  in the snowboard superpipe compeition. 

Amazing feats, stunning accomplishments, combinations of skill and style, so much so that there is even an event called Speed & Style, launched this year in the Snowmobile contest.  Style is definitely becoming more of a component in the X Games, both on and off the hill, in what they do and what they wear.  Read more about the evolution of the X Games… eco-friendly clothing, charity-based events, runway shows and athletes’ personal on-hill fashion choices ….all done with great style.  http://www.aspendailynews.com/section/entertainment/156571