12 Ski Trip Outfits for Women That Are Warm and Cute (Real Looks)

My first ski trip, I froze by lunch. I wore a cute jacket over a cotton tee, and by the second lift ride I could not feel my fingers. Now I plan every ski outfit around warm layers first and cute second, and honestly, you can have both.

Here are 12 real ski trip outfits worn by real women in the US, from Aspen, Vail and other mountain towns. No AI pictures. I start with outfits for the slopes, then move to après ski and cozy town looks for dinner and drinks.

For each look I share what it is, when to wear it, how to put it together and who it suits best.

Ski Outfits for the Slopes

1. Cream Fitted Ski Set on the Slopes

Isabella says Vail is a must visit for skiing, and this cream ski set is so chic on the snow. A fitted cream jacket and slim ski pants with dark goggles. Light colors look amazing in photos against the white snow and blue sky.

• Pick a fitted ski jacket and matching slim ski pants.
• Wear a thermal base layer underneath.
• Add dark goggles and gloves in the same tone.

Best for: sunny ski days, photos on the mountain and anyone who loves a clean look.

2. Bold Print One Piece Ski Suit

Priscila wore this green and white zigzag one piece suit in Vail, and it is a total statement. A one piece suit keeps snow out of your back when you fall and looks so retro and fun.

• Choose a one piece ski suit in a bold print.
• Add a matching balaclava or neck warmer.
• Keep goggles and boots simple.

Best for: confident skiers, tall frames and anyone who wants to stand out on the run.

3. Hot Pink Faux Fur Jacket With Black Ski Pants

This Dallas creator shared her Aspen fits, and the hot pink faux fur jacket is pure fun. Black ski pants, a black helmet and goggles keep it sporty, while the pink makes it pop.

• Pick one bright statement jacket.
• Keep pants, helmet and goggles black.
• Wear a thermal layer under the jacket for warmth.

Best for: beginners who want fun photos and anyone who loves color.

4. Burgundy Puffer With a Big Faux Fur Hood

Lexi called this the winter she was hoping for. A deep burgundy puffer with a huge faux fur hood and matching pants. The color is rich and wintery, and the hood keeps the wind off your face.

• Choose a puffer in burgundy, wine or chocolate brown.
• Pick one with a faux fur hood for extra warmth.
• Match the pants for a one color look.

Best for: very cold days, brunettes and anyone who hates wind.

5. Red Ski Sweater, Black Pants and a Fur Hat

From Lexi’s Aspen trip, this one feels so classic. A red ski sweater, black ski pants, a fluffy white hat and a small white bag. It is perfect for a sunny day on the mountain or lunch at the lodge.

• Wear a red knit ski sweater over your base layer.
• Pair it with fitted black ski pants.
• Add a fluffy white hat for photos.

Best for: spring skiing, lunch at the top and classic style lovers.

Après Ski and Town Outfits

6. Black Puffer, Leggings and Snow Boots

Carson wore this all black look in Vail, and it is so easy to copy. A short black puffer with a fur trim hood, black leggings and tan snow boots. It works for walking around the village or a snowshoe walk.

• Choose a short black puffer with a hood.
• Wear fleece lined leggings.
• Add tall snow boots in tan or cream.

Best for: non skiers, walks in the snow and petite frames.

7. Black Puffer Jacket With Jeans

Nena shared her favorite snow and après ski pieces, and this is my go to for the drive up and the first night. A black puffer jacket, straight jeans and warm boots. Simple, warm and always cute.

• Wear a white sweater or turtleneck under a black puffer.
• Pick straight or wide leg jeans.
• Finish with waterproof boots and a small bag.

Best for: travel days, casual dinners and all body types.

8. Teddy Coat, White Jeans and Snow Boots

Natalie is a personal stylist, and she says cozy after a long ski day is the only way. A fluffy teddy coat, white jeans and lace up snow boots. It is soft, warm and so pretty in the snow.

• Pick a teddy or sherpa coat in cream or camel.
• Wear white or light jeans.
• Add lace up snow boots with fur trim.

Best for: après ski, lodge lunches and neutral lovers.

9. White Faux Fur Coat for Après Ski

Tiffany wore this for après in Aspen at sunset, and it looks like a movie. A long white faux fur coat, black leggings, tall snow boots, sunglasses and a fur hat. Pure mountain glam.

• Choose a long faux fur coat in white or cream.
• Wear black leggings and tall snow boots.
• Add sunglasses and a fur hat.

Best for: après ski drinks, sunset photos and glam girls.

10. Grey Cape Coat and Bucket Hat

Alisha calls this après ski but make it chic. A soft grey cape coat, a fuzzy bucket hat and black boots. A cape looks elegant and leaves room for a thick sweater underneath.

• Pick a cape or poncho coat in grey or camel.
• Add a fuzzy bucket hat.
• Wear black leggings and tall black boots.

Best for: après ski, coffee runs and minimal style.

11. Shearling Jacket, White Jeans and a Cowboy Hat

Carson shared her Aspen looks, eats and drinks, and this western mountain outfit is my favorite. A brown shearling jacket, a white top, white jeans and a felt cowboy hat. It is perfect for walking around town.

• Choose a brown suede or shearling jacket.
• Wear white jeans and a white knit top.
• Add a felt hat and a coffee in hand.

Best for: Aspen, Park City or Jackson Hole town days.

12. Leather Mini Skirt and Tights for Dinner

Megan called her trip technically a ski trip, but aesthetically a winter fashion tour. For dinner she wore a fitted cream top, a black leather mini skirt, sheer tights and a small black bag. Cozy restaurant, cute outfit.

• Pick a fitted cream knit top.
• Add a black leather mini skirt and sheer tights.
• Finish with boots and a small shoulder bag.

Best for: ski trip dinners, girls trips and date nights in the mountains.

Quick Guide: What to Pack for a Ski Trip

• 2 thermal base layer sets (top and leggings), never cotton.
• 1 fleece or puffer vest for the middle layer.
• Ski jacket and ski pants, or a one piece suit.
• Wool ski socks, gloves, a neck warmer and goggles.
• 1 warm coat for town: puffer, teddy, faux fur or shearling.
• Snow boots with good grip.
• Jeans, leggings and 2 cozy sweaters for après ski.
• 1 cute dinner outfit, like a mini skirt with tights.

Ski Trip Outfit FAQs

What should a woman wear skiing?

Wear a thermal base layer, a light fleece or vest, then a waterproof ski jacket and ski pants. Add wool socks, gloves, a helmet, goggles and a neck warmer.

How do I stay warm but still look cute skiing?

Put warmth under the jacket with a good base layer and keep the outer layer stylish, like a fitted ski set, a bold print suit or a jacket with a faux fur hood.

What do you wear to après ski?

Cozy and chic pieces like a puffer or teddy coat, leggings or jeans, a chunky sweater, snow boots and a fun hat.

Should I wear jeans skiing?

No. Jeans get wet and cold on the slopes. Save jeans for the town, the drive and après ski.

What should I wear to dinner on a ski trip?

A warm knit top with a leather skirt and tights, or nice jeans with a sweater and boots. Bring a warm coat for the walk.

My Last Word on Ski Trip Outfits

The best ski trip outfit keeps you warm enough to enjoy every run and cute enough to love your photos. Start with a good base layer, pick one statement jacket, and pack one cozy outfit for après ski and dinner.

Need more winter ideas? See my casual winter outfits, my NYC winter outfits and my winter date night outfits. And save this post to Pinterest before you pack.