Who said fashion stops at the ski slopes? To enjoy the snow with elegance, brands are doubling their inventiveness to offer you their special cold weather pieces the most trendy. Vintage balaclavas, sleeveless down jackets, colorful fleeces, this year the ski clothing section is sweeping away cheesy jumpsuits and other unflattering accessories. Fashion is taking over the mountains and adapting to all silhouettes. Focus on the articles that will make you shine on the slopes.
How to dress well to go skiing and the mountains? Our ideas for trendy ski outfits
Wear colorful ski clothes
This season, color is taking over the special ski aisles. We forget the black hat, the gray parka or the white pants, to travel the mountain they are peppy tones which take precedence. Neon pink, electric blue or multi-colored patterns, the trend is towards cheerfulness and originality. At least we won’t get lost in the crowd! Jacquemus follows suit with raspberry socks, Urban Outfitters surprises with his blue hood and Columbia offers its fleeces in several shades. We don’t hesitate to mix flashy colors together or bet on a monochrome for even more style. In short, from glasses to après-ski, we vary the pleasures, without limits.
Bet on XXL accessories
Another tip to stand out in the snow: imposing accessories. The idea is to create contrast with your ski outfit while combining practicality and style. The first piece to choose in an XXL version is undoubtedly The mask. As at Roxy, we like it with ultra-coverage and extra-wide elastic. Same thing for the headband, the more extended the better. Hairy and leopard print at Eivy, it fits easily with the rest. As for shoes, platform soles or the iconic Moon Boot will steal the show at any other après-ski. Finally, a large scarf will be ideal to complete your look while keeping you warm.
Multiply layers to stay warm
While some prefer to wear a big down jacket or an all-in-one suit, others can layer their clothes. This will allow you to be comfortable in your movements and choose pieces that are closer to the body. The sleeveless down jacket from The North Face slipped over a fleece is the perfect combo for a trendy look. Leggings with big logos over which you put fitted ski pants are a good option to avoid the Bibendum effect of the suit. Finally, the neck warmer and headband mix can be an alternative to the sometimes imposing hood. You are now ready for a slalom at the forefront of elegance.
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