Après ski is the best part of a ski trip: boots off, drink in hand, and an outfit that is cosy, a little glamorous and ready for a lodge evening. The formula is simple — warm knits, statement outerwear and boots made for snow.
Here are fourteen après ski outfits for women, from classic ski sweaters and moon boots to faux fur, metallic puffers and retro ski suits. Each look works straight off the slopes and into the evening.
1. White Ski Sweater, Black Leggings and Moon Boots
A white chunky ski sweater tucked into black leggings, with white moon boots and a beanie. This is the classic après ski uniform: cosy, sporty and instantly recognisable. The moon boots are the star — keep the rest of the palette clean.
2. Red Puffer, Ski Pants and Beanie
A red cropped puffer jacket paired with black ski pants, a black base layer and a matching beanie. Red pops beautifully against snow, and a cropped puffer keeps the look sporty rather than bulky. Add chunky boots for the walk to the lodge.
3. Cream Knit, Faux Fur Vest and Boots
A cream chunky knit worn under a faux fur vest, with jeans and snow boots. The faux fur vest adds lodge glamour without the weight of a full coat, and cream on cream feels soft and luxurious. A crossbody bag keeps it practical.
4. Fair Isle Sweater, Jeans and Snow Boots
A fair isle patterned sweater in cream, red and navy, paired with jeans and snow boots. Fair isle is the definitive ski knit — festive, cosy and full of mountain charm. Let the sweater be the pattern and keep everything else plain.
5. Black Ski Suit and Fur-Trim Hood
A sleek black ski suit with a faux-fur-trim hood, worn with snow boots and ski goggles pushed up on a beanie. A matching suit looks streamlined and chic, and the fur trim adds a touch of lodge luxury. It works on the slopes and off them.
6. Pastel Ski Jacket and White Pants
A pastel pink or mint ski jacket paired with white ski pants, a white knit and white boots. Pastel ski wear feels fresh and modern against the snow, and the all-light palette photographs beautifully. Keep accessories white or cream.
7. Chunky Turtleneck, Plaid Pants and Boots
A chunky cream turtleneck tucked into red plaid ski pants, with snow boots and a beanie. Plaid pants are a bold après ski statement, and the simple turtleneck lets them shine. This is a lodge look with real personality.
8. Shearling Jacket, Knit Dress and Boots
A shearling jacket worn over a black knit dress, with tights and chunky snow boots. Shearling brings instant warmth and a premium feel, and pairing it with a dress makes the outfit evening-ready. Add a beanie for the full lodge effect.
9. Metallic Puffer and Black Leggings
A metallic silver or gold puffer jacket paired with black leggings, a black knit and chunky boots. Metallic outerwear is après ski’s glamorous side — it catches the lodge lights and looks incredible in photos. Keep the rest dark so the jacket shines.
10. Burgundy Ski Jacket, Cream Knit and Boots
A burgundy ski jacket worn over a cream knit, with black leggings and snow boots. Burgundy is rich and flattering, and against cream it feels warm and refined. A matching burgundy beanie completes the look.
11. Lodge Look: Cable Knit, Corduroy Pants and Boots
A cable-knit sweater in cream paired with brown corduroy pants and shearling-lined boots. This is the quiet-luxury après ski look: no logos, just beautiful textures. It is perfect for a fireside evening when you want to look cosy, not sporty.
12. White Faux Fur Coat and Ski Base Layers
A white faux fur coat worn over ski base layers and leggings, with snow boots. The faux fur coat turns base layers into an outfit — glamorous on top, practical underneath. It is the ultimate lodge-entrance look.
13. Retro Colourful Ski Suit
A retro-inspired ski suit in bold blocks of red, blue and yellow, with a beanie and chunky boots. Retro ski suits are playful and photogenic, and they stand out in a sea of black outerwear. Wear it with confidence and minimal accessories.
14. Oversized Puffer, Knit Skirt and Boots
An oversized cream puffer jacket paired with a black knit midi skirt, tights and chunky boots. The oversized puffer balances the slim skirt, creating a modern, fashion-forward après ski silhouette. A beanie and crossbody bag finish it.
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