The Weekly Covet: The Chicest Ski Gear of the Season

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Once a week, we ask our editors to share the items they've been loving or lusting after—whether it's a new skincare product we're dying to try or a travel essential we can't live without. Consider "The Weekly Covet" your editor-approved wish list for beauty, travel, fashion, and everything in between.

Ultra Light Down Long Coat

"How do I keep my carry-on only rule in winter when coats get big and bulky and puffy? This ultralight and super warm staple has seen me through two cold winters—and many trips! You can roll it up and put it in a tote or wear it on the plane and not feel weighed down. It also works very well on January and February mornings in Central Park." —Stellene Volandes, Editor in Chief

Murphy Ski Suit

"When you're looking for ski gear that's insulating, warm, comfortable, and chic, you must turn to Halfdays. The women's outerwear brand creates pieces that are functional for the mountains and flattering on all body shapes. It offers ski jackets, pants, bibs, base layers, and my favorite: the ski suit. I'm obsessed with the oat milk hue because I can't resist a winter white moment. I also love how it has a a waist-accentuating band, so I won't look like the Michelin Man on the slopes. Catch me in mine in Aspen later this month!" —Sophie Dweck, Associate Shopping Editor

Alpine Headband - Women's

"I discovered this local Vermont brand when I was a ski instructor in college, and I've been a loyal fan ever since. The key to a great ski outfit is looking cute while staying warm—so I always wear one of their headbands under my helmet." —Emily Burack, Senior News Editor

Ski Bib

"I’ve always loved the look of a ski bib—comfortable while skiing and cute for aprés. Also this bright yellow color will surely make you stand out whether on the slopes or with cocktail in hand." —MaryKate Boylan, Senior Fashion Editor

Park Slope Turtleneck

"This cozy fleece from Dudley Stephens works as either a layer under your parka, or for an aprés ski cocktail by the fire. I love all of the colors, but have my eye on neon pink or golden kiwi to brighten up my slope style this season." —Erin Hobday, Executive Managing Editor

Explorer Snow Pant

"Ski gear gets a bad rap for being clunky and bulky, but AETHER's apparel is anything but that. Its outerwear is light as a feather, insulted, and stylish to boot! One stand out? These men's snow pants, which are crafted from a 3-layer Japanese field nylon to keep you warm, toasty, and dry on the slopes. And don't sleep on the womenswear: This ski jacket and sweater neck gaiter are so darn cute!" —Sophie Dweck, Associate Shopping Editor

Misty Rubber Rain Boots

"A modern take on the snow boot, I'll be wearing these all winter." —Dania Ortiz, Fashion and Accessories Director

Alexa Turtleneck

"For me, base layers might just be the most exciting part about skiing. So many fun options! Aztech Mountain has some of the best—equal parts functional, warm and stylish." —MaryKate Boylan, Senior Fashion Editor

Softstreme High-Rise Pant Regular

"Post-slopes, I'm changing straight into these Lululemon pants (they're SO soft!!!)." —Ana Osorno, Social Media Editor

The Little Nell x Nick Fouquet Hat

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"What do you get when an iconic milliner teams up with an equally as iconic Aspen landmark? The most iconic ski collab there ever were, duh! California-based hat-maker Nick Fouquet and The Little Nell hotel recently came together to create a custom, limited-edition hat, perfect for the mountains and city. The whiskey-colored fedora-style features a tan leather band and a brass roller buckle with both brands’ logos embossed on it. There are only 20 hats available, retailing for $1300. It's currently only available at The Nell Boutique in the lobby of the hotel, but any excuse to visit Aspen, right?" —Sophie Dweck, Associate Shopping Editor

AIDA JACKET

"There's no need to scrimp on style when you hit the slopes—that much is abundantly clear. If you want to look distinguished on piste, I suggest grabbing this gorgeous coat with a faux fur collar and diamond smock. It's feminine, snug fit doesn't scrimp on the details so it's a piece you'll want to wear when you're not winter sporting, too. And of course, as with everything Fusalp it lives up to both the reputation for fashion and function."—Roxanne Adamiyatt, Deputy Digital Lifestyle Director

Après-ski Shearling Coat

"If skiing isn't quite your style, that doesn't mean you have to skip out on the après, which is a whole event in and of itself—and requires dressing the part. At least if you're me. I own two Nour Hammour coats and, well, this aptly named oh-so-soft shearling that riffs on '90s silhouettes serves all of the glamour you could want to swaddle yourself in. A must, if you ask me."—Roxanne Adamiyatt, Deputy Digital Lifestyle Director

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