11 Designer Ski Capsule Collections To Wear On The Slopes Or In Your Chalet

Skiwear is in a style arena of its own thanks to the fashion crowd’s embrace of sporty attire. Come wintertime, you can find your favorite influencers and celebrities in their best mountain weekend outfits, which usually incorporate a designer snowsuit or a luxe pair of waterproof boots. To help you fully embrace the alpine environment this season, designers released ski capsule collections that strive to combine style with functionality. In these limited-edition drops, technical details like water-resistance fabric merge with trendy ready-to-wear themes like logos. (Take Dior’s ankle snow boots as a prime example.)

This year, fashion houses like Chloé and Balmain partnered with outdoor brands Rossignol and Fusalp, respectively, to further tap into this style narrative. The result was a mix of practical pieces like protective helmets and warm gloves alongside more fashion-forward items such as logo knit sweaters and shearling slides. (These would be perfect for an Après ski outfit.) For items that feel a little more low-key but still pack a punch, opt for Miu Miu’s puffer pants (you’ll be surprised by how much you actually love them) or Chloé’s neutral-toned high-neck sweater.

Scroll ahead to peruse through this season’s most fashionable ski capsule collections. Then, shop a few items, too, so you can up your winter sports outfit.

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ASPENX Prada

To launch a skiwear-adjacent extension to its technical sportswear line, Prada partnered with ASPENX on a collab. (ASPENX is a new premium retail and experiential brand unveiled by Aspen Skiing Company in December 2021.) The duo’s range is comprised of elevated ski performance garments aka jackets with innovative elements like waterproof fabric and Graphene padding, which helps the wearer maintain their body temperature. The three women’s ski jackets come in a black and white graphic, designed by artist Paula Crown. You can shop the collection exclusively on aspenx.com, or at the ASPENX store in Aspen's Gondola Plaza on Dec. 20.

LoveShackFancy x Bogner FIRE + ICE

LoveShackFancy brings its signature cottagecore aesthetic to the slopes with its first-ever skiwear collaboration. The vintage-inspired brand teamed up with FIRE + ICE by Bogner — a German label that makes versatile garments that hit that sweet spot between sportswear and city-appropriate attire. The range includes thermal base layers, ski jackets, and pants, all complete with the LoveShackFancy floral prints. Prices range from $190 for a pair of thermal leggings to $750 for a bomber-style ski jacket. Take note: Most items sold out within the first 24 hours, so if you’re currently eyeing something from this collaborative collection, make sure to purchase STAT.

Coach

If you’re the kind of person who likes to add a touch of color to any outfit, you’ll love Coach’s new skiwear collection. This season, the brand’s Creative Director Stuart Vevers took the traditional winter sportswear tropes and reimagined them through a more colorful lens — think neon orange aviator jackets and graphic, bright-red wool joggers. In addition, the capsule offers a cozy medley of shearling coats, quilted leather bags, snow boots, and festive knitwear. Once you’re done perusing the new collection, check out the brand’s “Snow City” game to race through New York City as a Coach holiday animal.

Jil Sander

Aesthetics and functionality aren’t mutually exclusive, even when it comes to winter sports gear — and the newly released Jil Sander+ x Arc’teryx capsule is proof. Small but mighty, the collection consists of 14 pieces — jackets, bib pants, and overalls, which are essentially unisex — all made using waterproof and breathable 3L GORE-TEX PRO fabric. “We both grew up spending time in the mountains enjoying winter sports but we could never find garments that balanced high performance with high aesthetic quality,” Jil Sander creative directors Lucie and Luke Meier shared in a statement. “Eventually, with Arc’teryx, we had the chance to design them.”

Fendi

For winter 2021, Italian luxury brand Fendi zeroed in on sustainability: Its ski suits and slope-ready outerwear co-ords were all manufactured from Aquafil’s ECONYL regenerated nylon and padded with 100% regenerated duck feathers, while the windproof and waterproof base layers incorporated recycled nylon and lycra fabrics. The label also put an unconventional spin on traditional skiwear codes with novelty items like monogram-embellished Bermuda pants and a shearling bucket hat.

Miu Miu

In her Fall/Winter 2021 collection for Miu Miu, designer Miuccia Prada fused the metaphorical style languages of sportswear with fashion. The runway show was set in the Italian Dolomite Alps, where models wore down-stuffed nylon jumpsuits, puffy bodysuits, and ski masks with woolen slip dresses. The majority of the pieces are now available to shop online via the Miu Miu Mountain Club. If you only hit the slopes every once in a while, you can still tap into the ski aesthetic with a craftcore crochet cardigan for when you’re in the office.

Dior

If you’re a fan of bold logos and monograms, you’ll love Dior’s new wintry range. Dubbed DiorAlps, the collection, as the brand describes on its website, is “an ode to escape and the magic of the mountains.” The drop encompasses everything from down jackets and ski suits to après ski-ready takes on the brand’s staple pieces like the J’Adior bracelet and the Book Tote bag.

Chanel

This year, Chanel tapped its global ambassador, Blackpink’s Jennie, to front the annual Coco Neige winter sports campaign. The K-pop star wore a luxurious ski jumpsuit and sweater (along with Chanel bags) in the photos taken by photographers Inez and Vinoodh. “I find it amazing to see how [Chanel’s Creative Director] Virginie Viard brought elegance into ski wear,” Jennie said in a press statement.

As for garments themselves, fans can expect to see a curated selection of ski suits, down jackets, and trousers embellished with recognizable Chanel details like its double-C logos and camellia flowers. In addition to the classic black and white hues, this season’s color palette offers pops of color in eye-catching pinks and reds seen on several garments and outerwear. The collection is currently available to shop at select Chanel boutiques worldwide.

Balmain x Rossignol

Pierre Balmain grew up in Saint Jean de Maurienne, a small Alpine village in southeastern France. This season, building on Balmain’s heritage and the French fashion designer’s native region, the label partnered with sportswear brand Rossignol to release a limited-edition collection of ski gear. The range includes a tight edit of ready-to-wear and accessories like monogram matching sets and ski equipment, as well as statement-making accessories like the neon beanie and the shearling bag. Several items have already sold out, so if you’re eyeing something from this exclusive collab, buy it asap.

Louis Vuitton

For the Fall/Winter 2021 season, Louis Vuitton sent an assortment of ski goggles down the runway. Its sporty shades featured anti-fog, scratch-resistant, and water-repellent monogram lenses — perfect for those who place an equal value on functionality and style in their sporting gear. The protective masks are available in shades of black, blue, and orange — all of which can be purchased exclusively at Louis Vuitton stores worldwide.

Chloé x Fusalp

For the second season in a row, Chloé teamed up with its partner label Fusalp for a capsule of versatile skiwear and accessories. (Fusalp is an Alpine brand that rose to fame for dressing ski champions in its technically advanced gear for the Olympics in the ‘60s. The Fuseau ski pants, in particular, are a crowd favorite.) The collaborative collection combines Fusalp’s technical expertise with Chloé’s elevated fashion designs.

The range offers a well-rounded mix of staples like puffer jackets and cozy pants, in addition to more novel items like a quilted cape-style coat. For seasoned skiers, take note of the ultra protective helmets. They are equipped with an anti-intrusion shell for flexibility and a ventilation system to keep you dry on the slopes.