SKI SEASON: LOOKS THAT WIN ON THE SLOPES

SKI SEASON: LOOKS THAT WIN ON THE SLOPES

Women's Skiwear

SKI SEASON:

LOOKS THAT WIN ON THE SLOPES

This is the only guide you need to elevate your ski style this season.

WORDS: GIULIANA BIONDI - 11.12.25

The cold front is here, and you know what that means - ski season is back. This year, the style stakes are higher than ever, and we’re taking our cues from some of the most iconic ski looks throughout the decades. Think insulated puffer jackets for those freezing temperatures, larger-than life goggles for a statement look, and smart layering to keep you cosy all day long. Whether you’re channelling Robert Redford’s downhill-racer energy, Sylvester Stallone’s old-school edge or Brad Pitt’s effortlessly cool vibe, we’ve got the style inspiration to take your skiwear up a notch this year. From Moncler Grenoble to BOGNER and Napapijri, we’ve rounded up everything you need to stay warm, stylish and slope-ready for the mountain and beyond.

SKI JACKET

1. BEST SKI JACKETS

The core building block of any skit ‘fit? A hardworking ski jacket that looks just as good carving down the mountain as it does at après-ski. Kicking things off is Moncler Grenoble’s Fussen Hooded Ski Jacket. Water-repellent, windproof and sleek, it ticks every box. If you’re after a more vibrant option, the brand’s Toss Down Ski Jacket in bold red is an instant mood-lifter. Plus, it’s filled with baffles of insulation for instant warmth, making it perfect for those colder temperatures. Prefer something a little more classic? Cue BOGNER’s Blaine Ski Jacket: a timeless go-to. With its streamline silhouette, durable finish and range of zip pockets, it’s no wonder it’s a consistent favourite.

SKI LAYERS

2. BEST SKI LAYERS

When it comes to skiing, smart layering is everything. Think long-sleeve tops, quarter zips, high-performance thermals - all the pieces that keep you warm without weighing you down. One of our top picks is Lululemon’s Tech Half-Zip Top. Packed with X-STATIC® technology to keep you fresh and perforated panels for extra breathability, plus, its streamlined fit makes layering a breeze. Need something a little cosier? MKI MIYUKI-ZOKU’s Wool Fleece Jacket is a dream. With a high neck and two-way zip, it’s the perfect mix of style and functionality for chilly days on the slopes. Whether you’re bombing down blacks or blues (we’re not judging), you’ll be set for the cold with these base layers.

BEST SKI BOTTOMS

1. BEST SKI BOTTOMS

Salopettes or padded trousers? Whatever you ski-bottom of choice, we’ve got a pair to match your mountain mood. First up: BOGNER’s Wido Ski Trousers. Crafted from a virgin wool blend with 4-way stretch sections, they’re a true piste essential. Close behind are the brand’s Tim Ski Trousers. With side mesh inserts, an elasticated belt and an internal snow guard, they’re a standout pick for both comfort and performance. And if you’re after that extra support, look to Napapijri’s Arver Ski Trousers. Featuring detachable braces, taped seams and a stay-safe Recco® reflector system, you’ll be set from first lift to last run.

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1. BEST SKI ACCESSORIES

Ski accessories are having a serious moment - both on and off the slopes. Stealing the spotlight? Moncler’s Ski Goggles. Not only do they protect your eyes on sunny days, but they’ll keep you looking effortlessly cool. For your hands, opt for Moncler Grenoble’s Ski Gloves or Ski Mittens. Packed with insulating padding, logo detailing and adjustable cuffs, they’ll keep you warm without compromising style. On your feet, Moncler’s Trailgrip GTX Lace-Up Boots have you covered. With a GORE-TEX waterproof membrane, EVA midsole and Vibram tread, you’ll be unstoppable. And for the finishing touch, enter Prada’s Wool Beanie. Soft and cosy, it’s a cold-weather hero.


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