The 22 Best Ski Outfits for Standing Out on the Slopes

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This year’s best ski outfits for women are not just about withstanding an icy gale or the powdery caress of fresh snow—they’re about making a statement on the slopes with unrivaled style and functional panache. For the seasoned skier, the routine ritual of pulling out the tried-and-true ski jackets, pants, and base layers each year is akin to rotating the best leather boots, gorgeous designer coats, and cozy fall sweaters into your cold-weather lineup. So, in the spirit of the new ski season, why not indulge in the thrill of refreshing your alpine wardrobe and enjoy a sartorial rush like you’d get debuting an ultra-sharp duster, enviable knit dress, or versatile shacket?

This year’s edit is dedicated to anyone seeking a high-impact seasonal refresh; it’s a well-curated assortment of ski outfits as eye-catching as they are utilitarian. Think sleek silhouettes with modern touches: Cropped and oversize jackets offering both warmth and a shape-enhancing fit. Slim-fitted pants that marry element-proof fortitude with luxurious comfort. And base layers so versatile, they transition seamlessly from cutting through the snow to basking in the après-ski glow at the lodge.

The ultimate goal is to balance performance with style, tradition with innovation, and luxury with skilled resilience. So, with the 22 best ski outfits to impress on the slopes this year, each piece is a testament to this equilibrium. Designed for the skier who masterfully traverses the slopes with grace and precision—and those who leisurely enjoy greens alike—these ensembles promise an upgrade in attire and an elevation of the technical experience. Discover them ahead.

Bruche Belted Two-Tone Quilted Down Ski Jacket

No one does retro sleek skiwear better than Moncler. More than great-looking, these pieces are designed to perform, from the quilted shell that’s water-repellent, wind-resistant, and generously padded for insulation, to the slim-leg ski pants ($605) cut from twill with raised seams and stirrup cuffs to keep them in place.

Ski Jacket

Your affinity for Fendi can indeed extend to skiwear. The Italian label’s new 2023 assortment is subtly striking, from the ultra-lightweight technical nylon jacket and ski pants ($2,250) printed with a mélange effect to the seamless jacquard sweater ($650) as a stylish base.

Clarisse Ski Suit

Live your best ski Barbie life in this hot-pink ski suit. Crafted from bonded fleece stretch soft-shell, it’s waterproof, windproof, and breathable.

Daisy Jacket

No shame in a sleek beige game on the slopes. This cropped puffer ski jacket and the coordinated bib ($750) are functional, made-to-perform pieces for minimal, neutral lovers.

Taos Cropped Quilted Ski Jacket

Graphic and sleek, Perfect Moment’s quilted ski puffer and houndstooth-printed ski bib ($530) offer a bolder approach to black and white. Both pieces are designed for performance and style, from the jacket’s boxy fit and down-feather filling to the pants’ ’70s-inspired flare legs crafted from four-way stretch fabric.

Stardust Technical Nylon Ski Suit

Seek dramatic proportions to freshen the effect of all-white. This ski suit, made of a stretch nylon blend, is down- and feather-filled with a high neckline, quilted detailing, and a belted waist.

Lucca Hooded Belted Zebra-Print Shell Ski Jacket

Sporty stripes are a dime a dozen in the skiwear realm. Instead, how about an all-over zebra motif via a waist-cinching ski shell and stretch stirrup pants ($650)?

Candycane Hooded Stripe Ski Jacket

No one will miss you ripping down runs in this vibrant red and pink pairing. The jacket, designed with an anti-odor lining and interior carry-on straps, features stripe panels and an oversize fit, while the high-rise ski pants ($599) are water-repellent, with zippered leg vents.

Vegan Leather Ski Suit

A leather jumper? For skiing? Absolutely. This fitted design is crafted from stretch vegan leather and insulated with premium sustainable Sorona fill to keep you toasty warm in temperatures down to 5 degrees Fahrenheit.

Georgie Puffer Jacket

Pretty pastels are a whimsical way to stand out in the snow. This season, how about this lovely lilac ski puffer paired with the coordinated soft-shell bib pants ($345)?

DiorAlps Flared Ski Pants

J’adore a head-to-toe Dior ski outfit. Start with technical leggings ($850) as your base layer, and add in ski pants and your jacket du jour during runs. For chic après moments, slip into these toasty-warm snow boots ($1,490).

KYM Agile-360 Double-Knit Monogram Jumpsuit

Ski outfits can feel cumbersome in snowy conditions. Keep warm without the bulk with a knitted jumpsuit as your base, then add in slim-fitting ski pants with removable suspenders ($650) for ease of movement and functionality.

Kat Eco-Sporty Ski Jacket

Take the peplum resurgence to the slopes with this chevron jacket with a nipped-in belted waist. Slim white ski leggings ($478) made from a breathable, heat-retaining fabric perfectly juxtaposed to the volume.

St. Moritz Insulated 2.0 Jacket

Helly Hansen is iconic in the skiwear realm. Embody the brand’s timelessness in a set from its ultra-luxurious Hod Collection. This gingham-print jacket and coordinating ski pants ($600) are crafted with top-of-the-line and recycled materials, decked out with all the thoughtful details and features you seek in premium skiwear.

Telluride Ski Suit

A two-piece look with the ease of one, this ski suit is utilitarian chic. The jacket is crafted with Oeko-Tex-certified wool-blend fabric, while the pants are made with four-way stretch for freedom of movement on the slopes.

Stance Shell Jacket

Go gorpcore chic on the slopes or in the backcountry in this protective and weatherproof ski shell that’s brushed on the interior for maximum comfort. Offset with sleek Gore-Tex tights ($110), this combo is as element-proof as it is punchy.

Acquarius Embroidered Ski Pants

Celestial inspirations guide this megawatt metallic ski outfit. The water-repellent, four-way stretch-shell pants with brushed lining for warmth and comfort are a practical yet whimsical base to a gleaming ski jacket or belted quilted padded ski vest ($895) layered over an insulting knit.

Siren Ski Suit

Sleek and classic, you can’t go wrong in a black ski suit with crisp white accents. This slim-fit style is fleece-lined and double-insulated to keep you warm in cold mountain temps. (No coat necessary, though base layers are a good idea.)

W Torino Jacket

Subtly impactful, this tonal blue ski outfit is elevated, timeless, and made to perform. The waterproof and wind-resistant jacket is seam-sealed and multilayered, as is the bib ($550), with contoured seams and a high-waist silhouette.

All Prepped Ski Suit

With a fitted silhouette and adjustable hooded neckline, this quilted ski suit keeps you extra cozy in cold temperatures. More than cute, it’s practical too, equipped with boot gaiters with gripper elastic and clips, easy-access external pockets, and a ticket loop at the interior sleeve pocket.

Shearling-Trimmed Down Jacket

Embrace luxe winter whites with this touch-of-metallic snow-bunny ensemble. Enhancing the lavish feel, the quilted shell (featuring a relaxed silhouette) is insulated with down and has a large shearling-trimmed hood. Meanwhile, the insulated waterproof ski trousers ($490) maintain sleekness with front press-stud and zip fastenings.

Tundra Cargo Pant

Take the cargo trend to the slopes or off-piste in these insulated snow pants designed for arctic conditions. Layer up with a versatile midweight quarter-zip sweater ($375) and finish the look with the label’s cult-loved Arctic mitts ($225).

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