5 Trends That Will Be Popular Among Ski (and Après-Ski) Enthusiasts in 2026

      Hats off to anyone who has attempted to learn a new sport in adulthood because it’s definitely not a walk in the park. When I chose to start skiing a few years back, I felt somewhat self-conscious on the beginner slopes while children zipped past me. One motivator that helped me shift from the snowplow stance to parallel skiing was envisioning all the stylish ski outfits I could don for this new pastime. There, I admitted it. I do care about how I look, alright? Feel free to judge me, but you can't deny that looking the part brings half the enjoyment. My Instagram and TikTok algorithms have clearly recognized my passion for skiing, as my feeds are often brimming with images of snowy mountains, Aspen cabins, Saint Moritz landscapes, and of course, fashionable women in a mix of technical gear and casual après-ski looks. After reviewing the numerous photos I've gathered this winter, I've pinpointed the top five trends that will keep gaining popularity until the ski lifts close for the season. Scroll down to shop.

      1. Colorful Printed Jackets

       - Perfect Moment Polar Flare Ski Jacket III

       - Halfdays x Parks Project Lawrence Jacket

       - Cynthia Rowley Art Nouveau Puffer Jacket

      

      2. Retro Graphic Sweaters

       - Rowing Blazers Cashmere Apres Skis Cable Knit Sweater

       - We Norwegians x Markarian Sweater

       - MC2 Cashmere-Blend Sweater

      3. Head-to-Toe Red

       - The North Face Himalayan Parka

      4. White Faux-Fur Coats

       - H&M Jacket With Shoulder Pads

       - Zadig & Voltaire Fleur Faux Fur Coat

      5. Fair Isle Sweaters

       - Varley Sigrid Fairisle Half-Zip Knit

       - H&M Jacquard-Knit Cardigan