We are used to the fact that every year, when the cold and winter come, the shop windows are flooded with suitable clothing to combat the low temperatures. warmest outerwear, knitted sweaters warm boots everywhere and more than one hat to face bad weather… The truth is that winter fashion is getting more and more technical and trying to protect us even more from the cold. In reality, For several seasons, this warm clothing, almost competition, has been flooding our closets in a new fashion variant known internationally as “apres ski”. Initially promoted for all snow sports enthusiasts, this winter aesthetic would later reach the catwalk by brands such as Chanel, Miu Miu or Louis Vuitton, exploding with it, one of the most up-to-date and fashionable versions of ski. clothes. Now this fashion aka “ski chic” has arrived to invade our closet and take the tarmac by storm.
In terms of clothing, knitted wool and natural fibers are protagonists, as well as plush sets from hoodie and joggers that are combined in an interesting layering with the knitted garments, and with the cardigans and quilted jackets. The colors range from vibrant shades of blue, green and pink to more sober and classic shades such as brown, gray and black; as well as delicate pastels so as not to lose the essence cozy, preferably in garments such as leggings, sweatshirts and feathered
In addition, the supply of snow will be expanded in 2022 and we are starting to see that the first balaclavas street, oversized cargo pants, lined and even the caps bucket from her, so iconic in the mountain outfits of the Italian area. Meanwhile, speaking of footwear, you should not miss the most comfortable and warmest shoes for your feet, such as furry boots or downhill style boots, also known as trekking style. No doubt: This season, après-ski fashion becomes a wardrobe staple, whether you are one of those who like to spend the winter among the snow slopes or you want to be the best dressed street style. Do you dare to wear one of the warmest and most daring winter trends of the season? We propose 10 garments that you can not resist.
Padded anoraks are one of the biggest après-ski assets this season. Maxi silhouettes full of color to keep you warm, but also to be in the latest fashion. The American Vintage Kolbay coat seems to us to be one of the most sought after winter options.
Recommended retail price: €300
The Après Ski Satellite Ankle Boots from Camila’s Your Life, Your Rules collection are another of the season’s favorite options, where comfort is the cornerstone. Leather and sheepskin ankle boots with crossed laces for better support are what you need.
Suggested retail price: €49
The Spanish company that infuses all the clothes in your wardrobe with color joins the après-ski trend and launches an ideal winter collection for your next outing or for the coldest days in the city. Thermal and quilted garments where color and warmth go hand in hand to bring that touch of fun to the classic technical fabric. One of our favorite pieces of clothing? The Lassen jacket, ideal for building a full color snow look.
Recommended retail price: € 263
Sweaters with winter prints are a good way to adapt your style to this fashion trend. The key, of course, will be choosing the classic “ugly sweaters” in cold tones and with thick textures, as if you were really going to visit the mountains or spend a day in the snow. The Gap Fair Isle Jersey is one of our favourites.
Suggested retail price: €79.95
In the purest snow holiday style, the thick-haired men are one of winter’s most powerful micro-trends. They keep you warm like no other, feel super nice and perfectly match the après-ski aesthetic that is so fashionable today. This H&M hat can be a super tasty option.
Suggested retail price: €14.99
With the arrival of the cold and the first snowfall of the season comes plans to enjoy trips in the mountains or the city. To complete a seasonal look, the Mou company offers its enthusiasts new and attractive models of comfortable and versatile après ski boots, such as the Jogger snow boot shorts, the perfect model for winter conditions. A luxe patent finish, lace-up feet, crochet detailing and soft, double sided sheepskin combine with a durable and comfortable sole to take you anywhere this winter.
Suggested retail price: €329
One of the most popular designs on the snow slopes is the mountain style boots, which are characterized by a lace-up closure, a serrated rubber track sole and a medium shank. The Mustang MYRTE model contains sheepskin details, which gives it a very warm appearance and will also help you withstand the coldest days.
Suggested retail price: €59.95
The mountain pants are another firm favorite of the station. Together with technical jackets, snow boots and fur hats, the quilted trousers, with a cargo silhouette and technical fabric, are a hit on and off the sports field. In fact, they have been one of the favorites of Danish street style and are seen in countless looks by the experts of the moment such as Emily Sindlev. If you’re looking for similar pants that will also be perfect for your urban looks, this quilted model from NA-KD, in white, is perfect.
Suggested retail price: € 92.95
Puffer jackets are a mass phenomenon this winter. In fact, outside of après-ski, they are a trend in their own right. If you are looking for a warm design with the latest technology, the Oysho Primaloft jacket is for you. It repels water and protects from the wind, it also features a hood with detachable fur detail and zipped side pockets that mimic that technical silhouette we love in snow outfits.
Suggested retail price: €89.99
Unisa is another footwear company determined to enter this winter rush. These apreski style ankle boots in wool effect fabric and laces are perfect for everyday wear. It has a matching synthetic fur inner lining, a lightweight, flexible and non-slip SuperSoft® rubber sole and a removable and ergonomic insole with Respilon inner lining. They will be your best allies against the cold.
Suggested retail price: €135
Source: Marie Claire
Elizabeth Cabrera is an author and journalist who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a talent for staying up-to-date on the latest news and trends, Elizabeth is dedicated to delivering informative and engaging articles that keep readers informed on the latest developments.
