The Best Clothes For Skiing, Snowboarding And Generally Looking Good On The Slopes

This jacket is for those who take their snow sports seriously. Made with Dry vent technology to withstand the worst conditions up on the slopes, the jacket also promises to be breathable and comfortable with its underarm vents to help regulate your temperature on the warmest of days. Its stylish colour blocking design will also make sure you're easy to spot on the slopes too.

A brand known for its exotic prints and bold colours, this beautiful FARM Rio Blue Toucan jacket is a firm favourite for us this year. Adorned with playful toucan motifs and bright colourways, this trendy jacket even comes with a crochet hood lining to provide extra warmth and style. It's the statement piece you need in your skiing wardrobe.

Want to be the coolest woman on the slopes? This figure hugging ski suit is all you need to hit the mountains this winter. It's also 50% off all of Jack Wills' skiwear right now too.

Going skiing for the first time? Selfridges offers a rental service so you don't need to worry about investing in all the gear. The perfect opportunity to try before you buy, but we know you'll be dreaming of owning this ski suit after your trip.

If there's anyone you can trust when it comes to ski gear, it's two-time Olympic gold medallist, Chloe Kim. Incorporating ROXY hydro-smart technology and sensational waterproofing, this jacket is perfect for downpours and heavy snow.

If you're looking for the ultimate cool-girl ensemble, shop the matching trousers too. Made with 50% recycled fibres, these snow pants are complete with mesh-lined leg vents and PFC free durable water repellency treatment, making them just as practical as they're pretty cool.

You can't go wrong with a classic, belted black jacket. Ranking top for warmth and style, this jacket is designed with advanced thermal and technical properties and finished off with a sophisticated belt, featuring the Colmar logo. Top tip – swap the belt out for a bum bag if you're not keen on wearing a rucksack.

Grazia's Shopping Writer Christina Geggus swears by these ski pants. She says: 'I was after a pair of ski trousers that were flattering and practical, all in one. I have owned these pants for several years now, and they're always my go-to every ski trip. I always pack other ski trousers, but always seem to reach for these for most of the week.'

Leopard print pieces are always a good idea on a ski vacay. Pair with the matching leggings, and you're ready to hit the slopes.

If you're looking for simple and practical base layers for your trip, we love these Animal ones. Made from a soft, lightweight fabric, this set will cost you under £50 too.

There's no better extra layer than this chic sweatshirt from Sweaty Betty. This trendy jumper will look great layered over base layers on bluebird days on the slopes, or at apres when you're partying the night away.

These unisex goggles are all you need to complete your ski look. While they're an investment piece, these goggles are designed with a clever cat. 2 lens, making them ideal for sunny and cloudy conditions up on the slopes. We particularly love the Sand-copper colourway.

Keep your fingers away from the frost with UGGextreme's cold-weather collection neon pink gloves, the perfect new addition to your ski-wear collection. Opt for the pink shade, if you're going in a big group and don't want your gloves to get mixed up.

Made from a Thermolite knit, these socks will ensure your toes remain toasty. The bottom of the socks are also made from Primaloft® sponge/Merino wool and silk to keep feet dry and protect them from the cold. They're the stylish yet technical accessory you never knew you needed.

Don't forget a padded pair of mittens. We love this Burton (ak) number made for riding in the coldest of conditions. They're also available in a mustard colour or a baby blue shade.

Warm, practical and cute! Who said a girl can't have it all? This cashmere hat and sweater set will keep you warm off the slopes when you're heading out for a meal, to the bar or even to the club.

One of our favourite high street stores to do skiwear is Free People. While these salopettes aren't practical for the slopes, they may be the most unique apres outfit we've seen yet. Designed in a warm, fleecy material, they're the slouchy, relaxed piece of clothing you want to slip on after a long day's skiing or boarding.

Bringing chic to après ski, the cosy Hush Puffies boots boast a faux shearling learning, soft padded upper and memory foam insole for ultimate comfort and alpine style.