Skiwear Shouldn't Cost More Than Your Flight—32 Pieces to Bring to the Slopes
This time of year, my Instagram feed is filled with fashionable people hitting the slopes. Somehow, all of them look incredibly stylish as they swerve through pine tree–lined, snowy mountains. Even those who dress for skiing just to sit in a cabin and drink hot chocolate look well-dressed. As I contemplate whether or not I should book a ski trip before the ice caps melt, I worry that my travels will require me to purchase a brand-new luxury wardrobe just to fit in. After doing some thorough research, I'm here to report that's not the case.
My research has led me to retailers like Free People and Nordstrom, where I've discovered that skiwear doesn't have to break the bank. Below, find 32 under-$300 pieces that can help you build out an excellent ski wardrobe.
Extra-warm leggings to keep you out on the slopes for as long as possible.
Your gloves should be just as stylish as the rest of your ski gear.
Puffer jackets you can wear on or off the slopes >>>>
This puffer is perfect for traveling because it can be compressed into a chic pillow during your flight.
Ordering this because I don't want the snow to mess up my blowout.
This is more of an après-ski accessory, and I'm so here for it.
Goldbergh is a must-have ski brand, and this is the perfect starter piece.
Sierra Mayhew was always destined to work in fashion, but she didn't know it at first. Growing up with no choice but to wear a rotation of school uniforms and activewear, her love for fashion really blossomed when she moved away for college and was able to finally define her very own personal style. Shortly thereafter, she interned at Elle magazine and instantly knew that editorial was for her. After graduating from the University of Notre Dame, she worked for ShopBazaar, contributing regularly to Bazaar.com, and finally made her way to Who What Wear, where she is an associate editor. When she’s not working, you can catch her always trying to catch a flight, trying the latest fitness craze in New York City, or exploring luxury vintage boutiques.