To make the ski slopes your runway, every fashionable skier should have their signature ski jacket. The ski jacket is a timeless icon of winter fashion – an essential garment for tackling the winter slopes. Over the years, women’s ski jackets have gone through several stylistic evolutions, starting from simple models to more sophisticated designs. Today you can find ski jackets in a variety of colors making them one of the most versatile snow garments. Thanks to new studies on technical materials such as Moncler Grenoble’s techno fabric or The North Face x Skims technical pieces, today’s designers are able to guarantee an unprecedented level of waterproofing and breathability, making it a garment that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also extremely functional in all weather conditions.

The ski suit has always been the ultimate symbol of style and practicality on the slopes. In the late 1940s, during a ski trip in the mountains, Emilio Pucci designed a one-piece ski suit that became the symbol of a revolution in skiwear shortly thereafter. The international attention kickstarted Pucci’s career in fashion and established him as one of the greatest Italian fashion designers. Even all these years later, the snowsuit still represents a functional garment that allows skiers to move with greater freedom while providing maximum protection against the elements. From colorful prints to classic total black, you can’t go wrong with a ski suit for a practical yet stylish ski or après-ski outfit.

Ski pants are the must-have technical garment of women’s ski clothing at high altitudes. The perfect fusion of functionality and after-ski wear style, ski pants need to be part of your packing list for your trips to the mountains. Ski pants are ideal for those who want a versatile and dynamic look. Compared to the ski suit, ski pants offer the freedom to create unique pairings with women’s ski clothing. You can play with different jackets, thermal shirts and accessories to create a new ski outfit every day. Whether you’re spending a day on the slopes or back at the lodge, you can express your original style and show off your ski or après-ski wear. Opt for monochrome colors such as all black, white or beige. This way your ski pants will be perfect for pairing with jackets of any color and pattern, including geometric prints and pastel shades that adhere to the latest trends.

Snow boots are the finishing touch to any mountain outfit. From ankle boots to après-ski boots or mountain shoes, each model has its unique appeal. Après-ski boots, in neutral colors or bright hues, are must-haves for providing warmth and comfort after a day on the slopes. Ankle boots, with classic designs, represent a touch of elegance and charm ideal for walks downtown or evenings at the chalet. And for those who love adventure, hiking boots are the essential travel companion: rugged, waterproof and designed to withstand rough terrain and harsher weather conditions. The 2025-26 trends embrace both design and performance: from oversized Moon Boot après-ski boots that play with color and texture to minimal Moncler Grenoble ankle boots in neutral tones, each choice conveys a unique style.

Eccentric and colorful, neutral or minimal – ski accessories are no longer only designed with technicality in mind, but also aesthetic beauty. While they need to be high-performing products, they are also becoming an increasingly sought-after aesthetic element that can characterize any ski outfit and add a touch of personal style to any après-ski outfit. Ski goggles, with their bright colors and innovative shapes, provide complete UV protection and technical specifications such as non-slip straps and anti-fog lenses. Hats, scarves and gloves, whether for skiing or walking, allow you to play with styles, shapes and colors while maintaining their important functional role. You’ll feel warm and protected in your snow clothing even in the coldest temperatures without compromising your style. Create winning looks with your skiing clothes and snow accessories of choice.

Winter fashion is making a comeback even off of the slopes, bringing technical and warm garments to the urban setting. There are even snowwear clothing that lend themselves to creating city outfits full of charm because of the power they have to evoke faraway nature. Ski and padded down jackets, especially in cropped and oversized versions, can be paired with flared jeans or long skirts with sneakers and sports shoes to create a charismatic and original mix-and-match effect. Après-ski boots like the versatile Moon Boot can be paired with wool sweaters, shearling coats and shorts with tights for an extravagant style. Accessories play a key role: balaclavas and maxi scarves are winning winter accessories with their strong and distinctive character. Create sophisticated and versatile looks for all your winter adventures.