32 Cute Snow Outfits to Get You Through Winter

As the temperature drops, the countdown is on until the first snowfall of winter — and the moment you’ll have to find a way to stay both warm and stylish in a snowy wonderland. It might seem like the only solution in frigid weather is to bundle up in bulky, uninspiring layers, but you can embrace the season with panache. Winter fashion is all about finding the perfect balance between comfort and aesthetics, and yes, it is possible to look cute and avoid frostbite.

We've curated a collection of 32 fashion-forward outfits spotted out in the world on chilly days that will inspire you to keep cozy and chic throughout winter. From chunky sweaters and toasty boots to trendy accessories that add a pop of personality to your look, we've got you covered (literally).

Red Boots and Fuzzy Hat

The key to the snowiest of days is a good pair of boots—and why not match your sunglasses to your red footwear for a flash of color in a whitewash? Top it all off with a cozy bucket hat and you’re good to go.

Quilted Pants

Two words: quilted pants. Nothing could keep your legs warmer in a cooler outfit. Pair with a blazer, a blouse, a sweater—it’s a surprisingly versatile style.

Teddy Coat

Snuggle up in a full-length teddy coat. It’s the next best thing to being wrapped in a big bear hug while you go about your day in the snow.

Polka Dots

Yes, you can still wear a dress on a snow day! It’s all about the layers here: You’ll want a scarf, a jacket, a hat, tights, or even a pair of pants hidden under that long skirt. A pair of flat boots would work just as well here if you’re not one to brave slippery sidewalks in heels.

Pink Puffer

Pink-on-pink is just the cutest way to stay warm.

Black Coat and White Boots

A long black puffer is a city girl winter essential—and how good is this color combination with the white boots and red gloves?

A Hooded Beige Coat

Sticking to streamlined, simple pieces makes a winning outfit for snow. Here, a beige coat, straight leg jeans, and lace-up booties form a warm but classic look.

Belted Furry Coat

If oversized coats make you feel bulky and shapeless, try belting it to create a little shape while staying just as warm. A headscarf will also help keep the snow off your hair.

A Pink Motorcycle Jacket

A shearling motorcycle jacket is a fashion favorite for cold weather, and getting one in pink will make you stand out in a sea of black coats.

Shorts

For the very brave, here’s a way to pull off snowy-day shorts: Add a long jacket and knee-high boots, and maybe don’t go for any particularly long walks outside?

Plaid Duster and Beanie

Fall plaid can move right into snowy winter territory, especially if it’s an ankle-length coat. It’s great for trying out some power clashing with another pattern. Throw on a slouchy beanie for a little extra heat.

Duck Boots

For keeping your feet warm but looking cool, duck boots have been a winter staple for decades. They’re practical and partner classically with a pair of jeans.

A Cream Wrap Coat

An off-white wrap coat over an all-black outfit is the sleekest snow-day look.

Extra Sweater Layer

Pro styling tip: Add another sweater tied over your coat for an effortlessly cool look—and an extra layer of warmth if you need it.

All Neutral

This beige layered outfit is simply the chicest way to run errands in a winter storm.

A Knit Dress

Here’s another easy way to make a dress work in snowy weather: a knit dress paired with chunky boots and a coat.

Gray Turtleneck

You can go straight from the snow to the office in this trousers-and-gray-turtleneck combo.

Bold Color

Snow outfits don’t have to be limited to beige and black: This head-to-toe purple ensemble sparks joy, but it will keep you covered and dry, too.

A Bomber

A sporty but stylish option: Pair flat boots, an oversized bomber, and a checkered bucket hat.

Hat and Hoodie

Speaking of sporty, a baseball cap is clutch for keeping snow out of your eyes. And with a hoodie and long coat, you’ve got plenty of layers for warmth.

Patchwork Coat

For a colorful-but-cool look, pair a detailed patchwork coat with leather pants.

Faux Fur

A homey faux fur coat is just about as good as wearing a giant blanket, but infinitely more sophisticated.

Sunny Yellow

Brighten up a dreary day with shades of sunny yellow. Shearling boots and a turtleneck sweater keep these summery hues and bright patterns firmly in the snow-appropriate category.

Attached Scarf

A new winter It-girl staple that came on the scene last year is the scarf jacket, an oversized coat with a scarf built right in that’s unmatched for practicality—you’ll never accidentally leave your scarf behind again. 

Barbiecore

Your best Barbie looks don’t have to be put away until next summer: Hot pink can keep you warm all winter long. 

Grandma Chic

Granny-inspired crochet is having a trendy moment, but the timeless style has always provided practical warmth. The handcrafted vibe adds a touch of nostalgia while keeping you snug and toasty in the winter chill. 

Earmuffs

Hats are the go-to for keeping warm up top, but don’t sleep on earmuffs. They keep your ears cozy, don’t leave you with hat head, and you can style your hair around them. 

Shades of White

Go full snow bunny in an all-white (or off-white) outfit on a snowy day.

Gray

An extremely elegant way to do a snow day: Monochromatic gray from hat to coat to designer bag.  

Vest

A puffer vest can be nearly as warm as a full coat, but it offers a wider range of styling options to show off the layers underneath it.

Tropical Sweater

A fair isle pattern may be a ski lodge classic, but how much more fun is this tropical-inspired sweater in the dead of winter?

Oversized Black

Hailey Bieber went for an oversized peacoat in Aspen and rounded out an all-black look with leather pants, chunky boots, and sunglasses.

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