1. Perfect Moment Ski Sweater II ($250)
"A ski trip is an excuse to have a little fun with your wardrobe." This cheeky wool turtleneck is as warm as it is fashionable, "so you can be just as stylish on the slopes as you are by the fire afterward." Buy it at Shop Bop.
2. Heurueh Faux Fur Trapper Hat ($98)
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"Massive hats are having a moment." Even Prada now sells a big, puffy trapper hat. This much more affordable acrylic number adds a playful touch with two bouncy pom ties. "It's basically a comforter for your head." Buy it at Nordstrom.
3. P.E. Nation DC Viva Striped Ski Pants ($350)
Retro flared ski pants are in style, which is convenient, because those big cuffs will easily fit over your boots. This stretchy, waterproof polyester pair has a tough drawstring waistband that helps keep heat in and snow out. Buy it at Net-a-Porter.
4. Frauenschuh Klara Multi Jacket ($1,398)
You won't have to sacrifice style for warmth in this form-fitting ski jacket made by an Austrian luxury brand. Besides sporty good looks, it offers a large removable hood, plenty of pockets, tight cuffs, and a windscreen on the waistband. Buy it at Cole Sports.
5. L.L. Bean Luxe Shearling Lounger ($210)
"Everyone knows the best moment of your après-ski routine is taking off your ski boots and slipping your feet into something cozy." Lined with shearling wool, these Bean boots are "luxuriously soft." Buy it at L.L. Bean.
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