Would you wear this?

[ski diva]

I think it speaks for itself:

 

[ilovepugs]

The fuzziness seems impractical but otherwise yessssss

 

[TiffAlt]

I'd wear everything but the jacket, it just doesn't seem very practical and I'd rather be on the practical side of fashionable on the mountain! Adore the actual look and bright color though.

 

[Amie H]

Mittens don't look waterproof. I doubt that jacket has pit zips! That's a "NO" from me

 

[MrsPlow]

Having just added bright pink to a red and grey ensemble myself, I'm very happy to see that I'm on trend, if entirely by accident.

 

[diymom]

For fire pit apres, why not.

 

[merrydog]

Like others have said, there are some elements that are not very practical but I love the look. Comfort and practical application above all but I love fashion too.

I'd go for a pair of technical ski pants in that print.

 

[badger]

Why are you asking? Did you want to change up your style? LOL. And NO I would never wear a fuzzy garment. And that gear has no redeeming weather technology that I can see.

 

[ski diva]

Why are you asking? Did you want to change up your style? LOL. And NO I would never wear a fuzzy garment. And that gear has no redeeming weather technology that I can see.

It just seemed very different from what I've seen on the slopes, at least here in Vermont. Me, I have several pairs of very colorful, print ski pants, so that's my fashion statement.

Personally, I'm not a fan of the fuzzy jacket. It doesn't look very practical to me. Then again, fashion is a very personal statement. But I think you better be a damn good skier to pull this off.

 

[Jilly]

Apres ski maybe...

 

[sorcamc]

I think it's cute, but not my vibe.

 

[contesstant]

I saw that jacket but in cream at Sun Valley yesterday.

 

[racetiger]

Maybe for a run-- without the fuzzy coat though.
Not practical, too tight, and too much pink.

 

[snoWYmonkey]

I have been spotted wearing pink faux fur on the slopes on April 1st...not for a few years. Thus the outfit in the original post resonates in spite of its inpracticability.

 

[arbusch]

Off the slopes totally. Love the color and fuzziness for around town. Yet I do love wearing bright colors during the Grey winter.

 

[scandium]

To après, yes. Otherwise I'd probably still be cold - I'm the one in a down jacket with 2 merino layers at -5 celsius! I'm not opposed to fuzzy jackets but I think they "look warm" rather than "being warm".

 

[shadoj]

Visibility of under layer = awesome. Fuzzy outer layer that will catch on velcro, sticks, burrs, get snow/iceballs... nope.

I would like to see someone doing a flip wearing this outfit at pond skip, though!

 

[BlueSkies]

I would like to see someone doing a flip wearing this outfit at pond skip, though!

IDK... That jacket could be a drowning hazzard.

 

[Cantabrigienne]

In Europe, sure!

 

[leia1979]

Has anyone ever seen actual ski pants like that? I'm kinda obsessed. I'd love something brightly colored and form fitting (okay, maybe not as tight as those). My pants are so baggy, but they'd have to be able to stretch to be snug.