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Whether your next trip to the mountains is your first ever alpine escape or you’re a seasoned pro at looking fabulous en piste, the art of dressing in the style of Chalet Chic has never been easier.
From the return of the simple, bib-style ski pant (we love) to the dominance of red, black and biscuit tones – remember that being hip on the hilltop does not have to break the bank.
Better suited for après than a low-visibility Black Diamond, I keep a pair of post-ski aviators like this version in my day locker for a quick change.
Whether it’s boots, gloves or a heated base vest, I never leave home without at least one item that plugs in and heats up.
On top of the adorable fair isle-inspired print, this base layer is flattering thanks to a wide waist band and high rise (and zero wind chill when you bend over to buckle your boots).
I own this exact version (available in 20 shades and patterns), and I pull it on for everything from dog walking to grabbing late night firewood.
Thermal-tested to -20 degrees C, these bib-style ski pants have adorable suspenders that detach (bonus points for just letting them hang down at your sides once happy hour rolls around).
There is no bigger reward than sliding on a pair of pillowy snow boots after a day of being buckled into hard shell boots. With a cushioned foot bed and comfy faux fur lining, we heart the price of these sandy toned versions.
Searching for a cheeky stocking stuffer at the $20 mark? Search is up.
With a creamy stained glass colour way, this pullover is awesome for layering. And the stand-up collar can replace a neck warmer when the temp drops.
Loose fit, windproof and water repellant, this ThermoPuff down puffer ski jacket will give fresh life to your nineties, stirrup-style ski strides.
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