Vogue’s Ski Shop

Give all of the sporting, on-your-way-to-K2 vibes, but make it fashion, with inspired styles by Saint Laurent, Loro Piana, and Moncler that actually do anything but blend in.

Faux and sustainable down are not only wildly warm, the hallmark quilting that accompanies it lends a streamlined aesthetic that’s perfectly matched for the mountain. Get it on everything from coats to boots.

Guest in Residence, founded by Gigi Hadid in 2022, has emerged as a knitwear brand to be reckoned with—offering playful colors and unique designs inspired by hand-me-downs from her parents that brought her a sense of home while she traveled. Each piece is made with luxury materials and a cheeky wink.

Athleisure brand The Upside joined forces with stylish daywear label Veronica Beard for a limited-edition après-ski collection. The result is a capsule that’s filled with easy, warm, and ready-to-be-packed pieces for any upcoming ski getaways.

The Spanish-based retailer released a performance-driven ski wear collection that’s perfect for short weekend trips.

Every seasoned skier knows, true warmth starts with a good base. Invest in natural fabric (wool, merino wool, and cashmere) tops, leggings, socks, and more, and add in at least three more good runs per outing.

Hit the slopes in styles that land somewhere between old school rave gear and Clueless in the chicest way possible. Your friends will always be able to spot you on the mountain.

Channel all of your inner Audrey Hepburn, or, well Emily in Paris in Megève, with sleek, elegant pieces that are as timeless as they are impossibly warm. An aran knit, pillbox hat, and sleek leather boots work just as well for winter brunch as they do for outdoor raclet.

Whether you’re hitting up Sun Valley or the Dolomites, the easiest route to dressing for the clime is to meld with your surroundings in chic winter whites—from easy denim to cozy knits and the pièce de résistance, a major white coat.

A true ski wardrobe wouldn’t be complete without a bit of Fair Isle, a knitting technique originating from Scotland that’s a winter classic. Dôen’s oversized cardigan feels like a throwback but is also completely relevant for the moment when styled with minimal separates.

A non-negotiable in any ski wardrobe arsenal is a great pair of black ski pants—consider them the denim of downhill racing. Go-to labels like Perfect Moment, Goldbergh, Moncler Grenoble, and Aztech Mountain design every black performance pant imaginable—from stirrups to flares—to fit your sporty needs.

The bib or ski onesie may just be the answer to all of your ski dressing needs. It’s a classic one-and-done scenario. A down jacket and performance pant hybrid that looks streamlined and keeps you insulated from the first gondola ride to your last run of the day? Sign us up. We love versions by Bogner, Fusalp, Cordova, and beyond.

Performance gear has never looked so good. From playful ski goggles to a sleek helmet that also protects your dome (always look for one made with MIPS for ultimate safety) and sleek leather boots and gloves that are insulating and cool at the same time, your options are endless for pieces that do the work and, well, work.

Wool at its finest—by way of cashmere and shearling—is the most luxe route to staying warm all season long. Line your boots, take your hats and bags in shearling, go head-to-toe in cashmere separates! The message is clear—more is more when the sheep is shorn.

Will Beadle launched Shoreditch Ski Club out of East London and his designs were quickly spotted on everyone from Bella Hadid to Emily Ratajkowski. The sustainably-minded brand has all the edge associated with its namesake town, but is anchored in a sporty sensibility. Its collection of must-have outerwear continues to grow.

While there are plenty of heritage brands in the downhill ski space, there’s a fresh crop of newcomers worth taking note of. Halfdays, launched by three female founders, including former Olympian Kiley McKinnon in 2019. McKinnon wore a men’s ski suit when she performed in the 2018 games before creating her own; the brand specializes in no-fuss ski gear for women.

The concept of après ski originated in Norway but caught on quickly across the French Alps in the 1950s. Now, everywhere from Aspen to the Chamonix Valley, ski bunnies end their days while the sun is still high, mountainside with a glass of Glühwein, a table order of raclette, and a chic statement piece like a faux fur coat or box hat by Toteme.