From sleek outerwear to statement accessories, ski fashion is all about balancing warmth and style. Whether you’re tearing up the trails or toasting fireside, the right pieces keep you cozy, chic, and ready for any alpine adventure. Think high-performance fabrics, bold silhouettes, and après-ready essentials that make looking good in the cold effortless. Here are the must-have picks to elevate your winter wardrobe. —Vicki Duong
free people movement. A perfect blend of style, function, and comfort, the Powder Vixen Softshell Bib ($430) is a must-have for skiers and snowboarders. It’s water-resistant, stretch-fit fabric moves with you, while adjustable straps and a zip-front neckline ensure a snug yet flexible fit. With plenty of pockets for on-the-go storage and reflective detailing for visibility, it’s as practical as it is stylish. Comfortable enough for all-day wear and easy to layer, this bib is a versatile essential for any alpine adventure.
vacation molly. Equal parts functional and feminine, the Bow Bunny Jacket ($400) proves that high-performance skiwear doesn’t have to sacrifice style. Insulated with eco-down and crafted from 4-way-stretch waterproof fabric, it keeps you warm, dry, and comfortable in even the harshest winter conditions. Thoughtful details (like a removable helmet-compatible hood, knit cuffs, and a no-slip snow skirt) offer serious protection, while its cropped fit and signature bow detail add a chic, playful touch.
the north face. Built for cold days on the slopes, The North Face Lift Collection Ski Gloves ($80) offer a warm, weather-resistant design that balances comfort and function. Lightweight insulation keeps hands toasty without bulk, while a breathable waterproof insert helps block out moisture. A reinforced palm adds durability, and the soft fleece lining provides extra warmth.
helly hansen. Designed for warmth and moisture control, Helly Hansen’s LIFA Merino Midweight Base Layers (starting at $110) pair a 100% merino wool exterior with a soft, sweat-wicking inner layer for all-day comfort. Flat lock seams prevent chafing, and the fitted design allows for easy layering without bulk. Ideal for skiing, snowboarding, or any cold-weather activity, these base layers keep you warm, dry, and ready for the elements.
columbia. While ski and snowboard boots are essential on the slopes, a solid winter boot is just as important for everything else, whether you’re heading to the chalet, running errands, or trekking through snowy streets. The Columbia Minx IV Boot ($160) offers warmth, weather protection, and comfort for off-mountain adventures. A quilted upper and faux fur lining add coziness, while thermal-reflective and water-resistant technology keep feet warm and dry.
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