Slim Aarons: Verbier Vacation

Slim Aarons: Verbier Vacation

From Getty’s Premium Collection: Holiday-makers take the sun on a mountain top in Verbier, 1964. (Photo by Slim Aarons/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Open Edition Print - An embossed Getty Images Archive stamp is applied to the lower right margin. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Getty.

Limited Edition Print - Limited to an edition run of only 150, these are hand numbered in the lower left margin and embossed with a Slim Aarons Signature Stamp in the lower right margin. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Getty.

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The Iconic Photographer

Slim Aarons, known for his ability to capture the opulence of high society, took some of his most memorable photographs during the Slim Aarons: Verbier Vacation era. His work is celebrated because it shows not just landscapes but also the people who lived luxuriously. Because Slim Aarons focused on the finer details, his images have become timeless symbols of wealth and beauty.

A Glimpse into Verbier's Charm

Verbier, a picturesque Swiss ski resort, provided the perfect backdrop for Slim Aarons' photography. The snowy peaks and charming chalets created an inviting atmosphere, and Slim Aarons captured this with his camera. But what makes these photographs even more special is how they reflect both the natural beauty of the Alps and the luxurious lifestyle of those who vacationed there.

Why These Photographs Matter Today

Today, Slim Aarons' photographs from Verbier continue to inspire photographers and art lovers around the world. So, when you look at one of his photos, you're not just seeing a moment in time; you're experiencing a story about privilege and joy. Because these images resonate with so many people, they remain relevant decades after they were first taken.