Aprés-Ski Pieces for All the Aspen Vibes

Aprés-ski clothing has its practical side, but it's not just for hard-core skiers and snowboarders. Every time you wear something vaguely aprés-ski - a longline wool coat and a pom pom beanie, a fur trapper hat, a half-zip sweater with snowflakes motifs - you´re tapping into a sense of relaxed, wintry luxury. The look is almost a form of fashion escapism - dressing for the alpine lodge and hot toddies on your vision board regardless of whether you've purchased a lift ticket. Ahead, find the perfect pieces of aprés-ski clothes and accessories to wear this winter, on or off the slopes. 

Stay-in-place straps and insulated, flared legs will keep you warm and well-dressed for your next snow day.

This red down jacket from Goldbergh will keep you warm and snug on the chairlift. We love the big collar.

Keep your hands toasty and ready to text with these Fusalp mittens. Perfect for downhill skiing and cross-country skiing.

Gold ski goggles from Goldbergh, - perfect for both on the helmet and on the beanie. 

First, they were seen at every ski resort in the 1970s; then, they had an early-2000s resurgence; now, they're once again the finishing touch on winter outfits all over. Moon Boots have a distinctive, pumped-up look that's both futuristic and nostalgic. They're also so warm, you won't need thick socks.

Don't forget to pack your best half-zip sweater, whether you're headed to Jackson Hole or the French Alps. This Italian Merino Wool version will feel like a dream after a day spent in a bulky parka and tight base layers.

While you're browsing the coats, don't overlook its winter accessories like this jaguar print neckwarmer from Goldbergh. 

This fine rib knit sweater is perfect when it gets hot enough on the aprés-ski to take off your jacket. 

When the ski helmet comes off, this beyond-cozy hat goes on—not that you need a mountain view to wear it.

You don't need snow boots to partake in the latest après-ski wave. Shearling flats with indoor-outdoor soles are just as relevant—and dare we say, even more comfortable.