If you want to stay fashionable from the slopes to a champagne-soaked après-ski in the lodge, let’s get a look at those trendy snowsuits and see how they are perfect for all winter activities. Winter is the season of fashion and style. With amazing trends coming out every year, we can never get enough of them. This season is no exception when it comes to dressing up for winter activities. Whether it is skiing, snowboarding or s'mores-ing these winter pieces are perfect.
So much gear is required for a ski trip, no matter if it’s a week-long vacation or a weekend escape up to Marr's Mountain Cabin. From bulky ski boots to large pieces of outerwear, hard-to-pack helmets, and your actual equipment (skis, poles, and snowboards!). After mindfully maneuvering your duffle bags and car space with these sporty necessities, there may not be much room left for the most essential items of all—the gear and garb for those very important après-ski outfits.
And even if you don’t plan on skiing at all, you can achieve the look in these three easy steps.
1. Head to Mountain Rentals; Whether you're a winter sport newbie or a seasoned pro, literally everything you can imagine is available to you in the retail shop. They have an incredible selection of snowboards, skis and more that are waiting to be taken on the mountainside. The staff at Mountain Rentals is passionate about helping you find the right equipment for your needs. They will help you pick out the perfect gear for your skill level, body type and budget.
2. Buy what you like and what fits right; Start with a great ski jacket, one that has removable liners so you can use them together or separately depending on how warm you want to be. If you want to add some warmth under your jacket but still want to show off your cool new sweater, try layering a long-sleeve thermal underneath. Then, add accessories! A balaclava will keep you cozy without adding bulk and can add just enough color to make your outfit pop. And don't forget the right helmet—it'll help keep your head safe and warm without making you feel sweaty or uncomfortable.
The reality is the mountains are beautiful, and you don’t need to be a skier to appreciate the snow-covered peaks, the forests, and the crisp alpine air. You don’t have to even look at a chairlift to have an excellent time.
3. Have fun! The reality is the mountains are beautiful, and you don’t need to be a skier to appreciate the snow-covered peaks, the forests, and the crisp alpine air. You don’t have to even look at a chairlift to have an excellent time.