Luxury skiwear for him and her: must-haves for winter 2025

When planning a snow getaway, it’s important to pack the right pieces—ones that allow you to express your style while keeping you warm. So, the most common question is: how should you dress in the mountains if you’re not skiing? The key is to focus on a practical yet sophisticated winter mountain look, perfect for walks, lunches in mountain lodges, and moments of relaxation in chic boutiques and cafés.

A perfect outfit starts with the essentials: soft, cozy winter sweaters paired with a warm, on-trend down jacket. Women’s sweaters in wool, cashmere, or alpaca blends are ideal for retaining body heat while adding an elegant touch to the outfit—whether it’s a cable-knit model like Max Mara Studio’s “Crasso” sweater or a patterned piece like Semicouture’s “Inez” sweater with classic Fair Isle mountain motifs. For those who prefer bolder options, the “New Queen” sweater by MC2 Saint Barth, available in multiple colors, is perfect for standing out.

Thermal or wool trousers are a strategic choice for staying comfortable even on the coldest days. Must-have options include Dolce & Gabbana’s grey wool trousers for a more refined look or Tory Burch’s oatmeal melange wool trousers for those prioritizing comfort.

Whatever your plans, a women’s snow outfit must be warm, functional, and detail-oriented. Choosing the right materials and the most comfortable silhouettes allows you to create a balanced look that combines practicality with charm, making every mountain experience stylish and enjoyable.

In the mountains, men’s winter clothing must provide protection and comfort with reliable, practical pieces designed to keep you warm even on the coldest days. For days spent strolling through snow-covered villages or relaxing in mountain lodges, men’s sweaters become the centerpiece of the outfit: clean designs and more compact volumes are preferred. Half-zip styles, high collars, and sturdy yarns such as merino wool or cashmere provide warmth while adding character to the look, creating the dynamic aesthetic typical of mountain wear. Pieces like Stone Island’s high-neck zip sweater or Dsquared2’s grey virgin wool sweater are perfect for functional and stylish snow-ready looks. The “Heroin” sweater by MC2 Saint Barth, in wool and cashmere with its iconic prints, is also a must-have for celebrating alpine spirit.

For the lower half, men’s trousers in warm fabrics—like the beige corduroy model from PT Torino or wool-cashmere blends as seen in Paul Smith’s elegant trousers—offer comfort and durability for walks and daily activities, maintaining a polished yet relaxed style. The result is a winter outfit perfectly suited for men moving effortlessly between nature and social moments, combining functionality with style.

The ideal women’s skiwear wardrobe features neutral and vibrant tones, perfectly harmonizing with the snowy landscape. Thanks to technical fabrics, designer women’s ski clothing combines style and performance, providing warmth, comfort, and freedom of movement.

A standout in mountain fashion is Moncler Grenoble for Women, an iconic brand specializing in luxury skiwear, offering high-tech creations that ensure elegance even on the slopes. From the “Bouquet” down jacket with hood and cinched waist to beige technical ski pants with a feminine cut, the brand delivers technical pieces for those who don’t want to compromise on style while on the move.

After Label for Women also distinguishes itself with high-quality down outerwear, such as the short “Kipnuk” down jacket, perfect for those seeking an original ski outfit. Each jacket combines functionality and design, allowing women to experience the mountains with class and absolute comfort while elevating every snow look.

For men’s skiwear, the Autumn/Winter 2025 season presents pieces that achieve the perfect balance between technical performance and refined style for those who embrace the mountains with a dynamic spirit. In men’s ski jacket and down collections, RRD Roberto Ricci Designs stands out: from the “Montecristo Floating Storm” jacket made of high-tech fabrics to the “Surflex Winter Down Under Floating” parka, ideal for staying warm in extreme conditions.

Alongside these offerings, men’s mountain fashion is also expressed through After Label’s iconic down jackets, such as the versatile short “Chamonix” in brown tones and the “Katalla” down jacket, featuring a practical front pocket and modern silhouette. Both pieces are perfect for creating a contemporary, functional, and stylish men’s ski outfit full of personality.

After a day on the slopes, après-ski becomes the moment where mountain fashion meets relaxation: the perfect opportunity to showcase luxury, on-trend post-ski outfits.

This is when you can set aside the technical down jacket and opt for more refined and original styles. Among the standout uniquely styled down jackets are Raxxy creations for women and men, featuring their signature geometric and sculptural designs: from the brown woven model to the black 3D braided jacket, the brand offers true icons of elegance for a distinctive snow look.

Post-ski boots are the absolute stars, capable of elevating any snow outfit. For her, iconic models are a must: from Moon Boot “Luna Boot”, classics that provide thermal insulation and a snug fit, to Mou “Eskimo Boot” in grey tones, distinguished by their signature crochet stitching and soft shearling leather. For him, the collection offers models that combine practicality and style. The Ugg “Classic Ultra Mini Leather Regenerate” boots, made from soft smooth leather and designed for stability and resistance to low temperatures, are a must-have for those seeking a modern look without sacrificing comfort. These boots offer warmth and softness, making them perfect for enjoying the snow with casual après-ski elegance.

Accessories are essential to complete a refined mountain look. Women’s scarves in wool or cashmere, such as the Jil Sander scarf, available in various sophisticated shades, add warmth and a touch of luxury. Among women’s hats, the Souer fur hat stands out for defining a sophisticated après-ski outfit, while MC2 Saint Barth wool beanies create a more casual look.

For men, snow accessories also play a key role, combining style and quality. Men’s scarves, like Jacquemus “Rayures”, add character to winter outfits with a modern, distinctive accent. To protect against harsher cold, the Peuterey wool balaclava is essential, paired with Paul Smith burgundy wool and leather gloves, ensuring warmth and comfort on high-altitude days.

Finally, practical mountain accessories like backpacks are indispensable. Notable models include The North Face “Borealis Classic”, durable and innovative, and Premiata “Blade” backpack, perfect for accompanying every snowy adventure with functionality.

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