The Aspen chill is no match for Rachel Zoe. The fashion guru has been ringing in 2026 in the ski town, stepping out in looks that blur the line between functional and fashion-forward. On Friday, for instance, the former celebrity stylist was seen arriving at Casa Tua, a celebrity favorite frequented by the likes of Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber, warding off the cold in a toasty white furry jacket.
Cut with wide, rounded sleeves and a relaxed, boxy silhouette, Zoe’s plush, voluminous coat was worn draped over her shoulders — a styling hack that added an instant cool factor to the look. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, who recently joined the show for its 15th season, has a well-rounded collection of furry jackets, as evidenced by her Instagram page, where she often shares her outfits.
On Friday, Rachel Zoe enjoyed a night out in Aspen.
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She layered the outerwear over what appears to be a white fuzzy fringed scarf and a black top. On the bottom, Zoe kept it pared-back in black trousers with a slightly flared hem, which completely covered up her footwear.
A stack of long chunky necklaces — some pearls, others gemstones — only amped up the drama. Zoe carried a small white leather purse, keeping the neutral color palette cohesive. For glam, she wore her long blond hair in loose curls and sported bold, dark eye makeup and a glossy pink lip.
Zoe wore the same furry jacket during the day on Wednesday.
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Zoe tapped into a near-identical outfit formula for an afternoon strolling around Aspen on Wednesday. She played with texture, pairing the same white furry jacket from last evening with wide-leg black leather pants. From there, she embraced the Colorado ski town’s signature Western style by way of a black cowboy hat. Zoe finished the outfit with a black leather bag, oval-shaped sunglasses and multiple chunky gold rings. It seems she has Aspen dressing down to a science.
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