Planning a winter getaway? We’re hoping it’s a trip to a ski resort! Even if you’re not a seasoned skier, ask anyone who’s been before and they’ll tell you that it’s an absolute blast. Not only is skiing an incredible way to get some exercise, but many resorts offer a range of indoor and outdoor activities to keep everyone entertained and engaged. Whether you’re looking for thrills or relaxation, a ski resort vacation has something for everyone.
All you need is the right wardrobe – okay, maybe a few different outfits – and hopefully this article will provide some inspiration and point you in the right direction. With the right gear and a little know-how, you’ll be ready to hit the slopes in no time.
Grey sweater, fur-lined jacket and red boots
To recreate this stylish winter ensemble, start with the foundation pieces you already have in your closet – a grey sweater and black pants. From there, simply add two statement-making accessories: a luxurious fur-lined jacket to keep you cozy on the slopes, and a pair of vibrant red boots that will inject a playful touch into your outfit. The combination will not only provide warmth but also evoke the joy and excitement of the holiday season.
Violet, lavender and cream
When it comes to creating a chic winter look, there’s no better combination than purple and cream. This palette is particularly effective because it shows that you don’t need to follow the typical rule of mixing and matching different colors – sticking with various shades of the same hue can be incredibly flattering. Take violet and lavender as an example; these two colours work beautifully together to create a harmonious and stylish ensemble.
To complete this look, make sure to incorporate some cream-coloured skinny jeans that will not only complement the purple tones but also be versatile enough to wear all year round.
Grey knit hoodie with grey and taupe accessories
“Christmas” sweater and jeans with faux fur lined boots
When it comes to dressing for a Christmas-themed ski trip, consider pairing your festive sweater with jeans and faux fur-lined boots. A great alternative to carrying a purse, a backpack is not only trendy but also practical for navigating the slopes. This outfit combination offers a fun and cozy look that’s perfect for a winter getaway.
Taupe, tan and dark brown
Imagine wrapping yourself in a cozy blanket, but instead of fabric, it’s your wardrobe that’s as warm and inviting as a rich cup of hot cocoa. The perfect example of this would be the dark brown trousers and tote bag, followed by the faux fur tan vest and taupe turtleneck paired with matching mittens. Yes, you read that right – mittens! And let’s be honest, you’re never too old to stay warm and toasty.
Long cardigan, turtleneck and jeans
A versatile outfit that seamlessly transitions from snowy adventures to cozy nights by the fire, this ensemble is a testament to the power of practical style. A long cardigan serves as a reliable companion, effortlessly pairing with jeans for a casual affair or leggings and a pencil skirt for a dressier occasion. Meanwhile, thoughtful touches like snowflake jewelry add a whimsical touch, elevating this outfit from functional to fashionable.
Sweater and printed fleece leggings
When it comes to leggings, opting for ones with bold patterns and prints can be a great approach this winter. One of the key benefits we enjoy about printed fleece leggings is that they seamlessly complement ankle boots without the worry of the hemline getting lost beneath the shoe. The result is a cohesive, stylish look that’s perfect for the colder months.
Brown tank, Aztec print cover-up and brown boots
This winter, the Aztec print trend continues to make its mark on fashion. With a focus on bold and vibrant designs, this season’s must-have item is a statement-making multi-color Aztec cover-up. Perfect for braving the cold, this cozy piece will keep you warm from head to toe, making it the ideal layering option. Simply pair with a simple brown tank top and complete the look with rugged brown boots for a chic and effortless ensemble.
White, black and grey (from head-to-toe)
As the temperatures drop, our wardrobes are getting a boost of grey – literally! Stormy weather has become a chic way to describe the colour palette dominating winter fashion trends. To help you navigate this monochromatic movement, we’re sharing some styling tips on how to seamlessly merge grey with black and white for a flawless ensemble.
Brown and cream turtleneck, cream fur-trimmed vest and distressed jeans
If you’re already a fan of distressed jeans, why not bring them on the road? Pair yours with a cozy turtleneck that matches the earthy tones found in your vest. The faux fur trim adds a touch of luxury, while the overall ensemble screams effortless winter chic. Simply hang up your go-to distressed denim and pack it alongside the matching turtleneck and a statement-making quilted vest to create a versatile outfit for the colder months.
Fur trimmed bomber jacket, studded sweatshirt and ear muffs
If the idea of wearing real fur sends shivers down your spine, don’t worry – there are plenty of convincing faux fur alternatives out there. In fact, a bomber jacket like this one could be easily replicated in synthetic fur, which would be a great option for anyone looking to make a statement without harming animals. The studded sweatshirt is also a great choice, thanks to the added touch of gold accents that keep it from looking too plain and pair nicely with a matching gold-studded bag.
And let’s not forget about ear muffs – these will allow you to enjoy the outdoors for even longer periods of time, keeping your ears warm and cozy.
Black turtleneck and green neon ski pants
As the winter season takes center stage, neon hues are making a bold statement in fashion. Instead of playing it safe, why not make a splash by incorporating this vibrant color into your wardrobe? The best part? Neon is an excellent way to ensure you stand out from the crowd – literally! Imagine being easily spotted on the slopes or at the ski resort. For a more refined approach, consider pairing neon with neutral shades like black or white. Our advice?
Go all in and pair neon ski pants with a bold jacket for a look that’s sure to turn heads.
White shirt, red quilted vest and plaid purse
Elevate a timeless winter ensemble by incorporating subtle patterns or prints. A straightforward approach would be to combine a crisp white shirt with a red quilted vest and a statement piece like a plaid purse. This harmonious blend of textures and hues yields a classic yet intriguing outfit that’s anything but mundane.
White turtleneck, dark blue flare jeans and long grey fur vest
Elevate your ski-inspired style for a dinner date by blending functional fashion with femininity. Start with a base of dark blue flare jeans that fit well and opt for a white turtleneck sweater that accentuates your curves. Add a touch of glamour with a long grey fur vest, whether real or faux. To add some visual interest to an all-neutral ensemble, introduce a pop of color through accessories like maroon accents.
Finally, complete the look with a pair of gold or silver hoops for a touch of sophisticated flair.
Coral, black and grey outfit
We’re head over heels for this vibrant coral ensemble – its boldness is infectious! The combination of coral, black, and grey hues creates a look that’s as striking as it is stylish. To make this outfit truly versatile, we recommend investing in fleece leggings to ensure you can wear it comfortably during the spring and fall seasons ahead.
Additionally, opt for a scarf made from breathable, eco-friendly materials like organic cotton, allowing you to effortlessly transition between outfits throughout the year.
Red shirt, black leather jacket and grey and gold accessories
When combining bold colors like red and black in your wardrobe, a little creativity can go a long way. One approach is to introduce grey accents to break up the monochromatic look. For jewelry, consider swapping silver for yellow gold – its warmer tone tends to create a more striking contrast with the dark and fiery hues of red and black.
Plaid shirt, quilted vest and knit hat
Incorporating the cozy charm of plaid into your winter wardrobe is a must, and we’re not just talking about throwing on any old plaid shirt. No, no – we’re talking about layering it up with some serious warmth and texture. Start by digging out that trusty ol’ plaid number (or, you know, asking a loved one to lend it to you) and pair it with a quilted vest for an instant dose of rugged chic.
And don’t even get us started on the importance of topping it all off with a warm knit hat – after all, there’s no sense in sacrificing your stylish locks to the mercy of those pesky snowflakes.
Taupe sweater, cognac coat with matching boots
When it comes to earthy tones like taupe, we’re big fans. The soft, muted quality of this brown-inspired hue pairs beautifully with cognac, particularly when it’s used for leather accents. To create a cohesive look, aim to source your leather accessories from the same place. This increases the likelihood of finding pieces that share a consistent shade, resulting in a harmonious and polished aesthetic.
Black-and-white ensemble
The timeless combination of black and white has always been a crowd-pleaser, and for good reason. When we stumbled upon this stunning ensemble, our eyes lit up – just like yours likely did! The real showstopper is the Black-and-white Chevron knit hat adorned with a playful pom-pom on top, which perfectly complements the sleek ski goggles. It’s the perfect blend of style and functionality.
Emerald green fleece pullover and black yoga pants
As winter approaches, incorporating festive colors into our wardrobe can add a touch of holiday cheer. The emerald green fleece pullover and black yoga pants combination is not only perfect for cozying up by the fireplace but also suitable for a day on the slopes. Meanwhile, galoshes offer a practical yet stylish alternative to traditional hiking boots, making them an excellent choice for braving the elements.
