Editors Pick: Halfdays x Guest in Residence Alpine Coveralls

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El Niño is fixing to dump some serious snow on most of America this winter. You can either complain about it, or embrace the powder and get yourself to the slopes. Ideally in this seriously stylish skiwear.

What:

Inspired by vintage racing suits of the past, this performance ski suit comes in two colors: custard and nacy, though, our personal favorite is custard. And not just because it looks so good on Gigi Hadid. In addition to looking fly, these coveralls feature PrimaLoft Black Insulation ECO 100% PCR (you know, to keep you warm), a 100% recycled polyester shell and lining (you know, for the planet), a 20,000 mm waterproof rating, lots of pockets and vents, a removable helmet-friendly adjustable hood, sleeve storm cuffs, leg opening gaiters, and one and on and on. Everything you need to not just look good on the slopes, but actually make it through a full day of serious skiing.

Who:

Founded in 2020 in Denver, Colorado, Halfdays is on a mission to bring more women to the outdoors. Led by CEO Ariana Ferwerda alongside co-founders Karelle Golda and former Olympic Skier Kiley McKinnon, the brand creates mountain-ready performance fashion, from technical ski gear to functional outdoor apparel. Halfdays offers sizing from 2XS to 2XL and is available at Nordstrom, REI, Revolve, and Backcountry, in addition to halfdays.com, with an expanding presence at select international retailers.

Guest In Residence, of course, is an American knitwear brand founded in New York City in 2022 by supermodel Gigi Hadid, who serves as creative director. It started as a cashmere brand — and they make some seriously nice, high-quality cashmere — but has expanded into denim and now ski wear thanks to this latest collaboration.

Why:

It’s honestly shocking how many great looking ski suits are not remotely up to the task of actually hurtling yourself down a snowy mountain. Fortunately that’s not the case here. Not only will you look incredible in this pale yellow coverall, you’ll also be dry and warm as this coverall is designed for temperatures between 0 and 40 degrees. Ugh! We’re probably going to regret saying this, but El Niño cannot come soon enough!

How (much):

$795

Where (to buy):

Hafldays.com and Guestinresidence.com.

And check out more pieces from the collaboration below. There’s a ton of good stuff, whether you ski or not.