From Fair Isle Sweaters to Fringe Accents: 37 Items on My Montana Packing List
From the Rhode Snow Club to Net-a-Porter's Destination Ski Experience, it seems like everyone is flocking to Montana this winter. I'm lucky enough to be one of them with a ski trip to Big Sky on the horizon—and being the fashion editor I am, I'm already deep into strategizing my packing list. Whether for racing down Liberty Bowl or sipping hot toddies at Everett's 8800, I've been on the hunt for pieces that are stylish and functional for both on and off the slopes.
Big Sky is a legendary ski town with a bit of a Western flair, so winter trends like fringe accents, faux fur, suede belts, and Fair Isle sweaters are top of mind. Oh, and chic ski gear, of course. After weeks of scouring the internet, I've saved 37 items that have Montana written all over them. Of course, I won't actually be purchasing all of these (a girl can dream), but all are items I'm considering and would highly recommend to those also headed on a ski weekend. From fringe-accented Ralph Lauren jackets to Dôen's alpine-inspired cardigan to Zara's latest ski collection, below I'm highlighting the best items for Big Sky—aka my dream Montana packing list.
I know you were eyeing it in the top image.
The perfect touch of Western.
Doen's newest cardigan has already become the Fair Isle sweater of the season.
Look at the shearling lining.
Cozy and chic.
It wouldn't be a Montana packing list without fringe.
Zara's new ski collection is so good.
Stylish and practical.
For walking around town…
…and for the slopes.
How chic would these look with the above jacket?
A base layer you want to show off.
The matching leggings are a must.
Sorel boots are synonymous with ski trips.
Yes to the vest and the styling.
Made for Montana.
Dream jacket!
You can't beat this price point.
I'm very into ponchos right now.
Mountain essentials.
I can't resist winter whites.
Wow.
This is at the very top of my wish list.
I have it on good authority that these are quite insulated.
Anything Bogner makes is a yes from me.
This screams Montana.
How fun!
What a stunning color combo.
Just think of the styling possibilities.
Okay, so this is not a fashion item, but it's an absolute must for the mountain air. There's nothing worse than dry, cracked hands.
Perfect for aprés ski activities.
Icy streets don't stand a chance against this traction.
I know a good faux fur when I see one.
A great affordable ski jacket option.
Cordova base layers are legendary.
I love cute ski socks.
This is at the very top of my wish list.
