The girls are on a ski trip at the lodge, filled with snow, skiing, boarding, and having fun. Chelsea saw an attractive ski instructor and pretended to hurt her ankle to get his attention. After he asked her if she needed help, Chelsea invited him to a party at the lodge she was staying at. The instructor had to decline her offer because he already had plans to hang out with his friends, so Chelsea was disappointed.
Madison, Chelsea, Nolee, Barbie, and Delancey are having a girls' ski weekend trip. They build snowmen and have a snowball fight at a ski lodge.
The girls are in Miami for a sunny getaway. They hit the beach, where Kenzie gets stuck in the umbrella and a water bottle explodes everywhere, causing their pets to run around crazy.
The girls find the perfect outfit for the holiday bash - but they all want the same one and fight for it, except for Nolee.
Sugar runs away, and Delancey goes after her, asking Ellis to answer her phone if the girls call.
After partying, Chelsea, Madison, and their new friend Kennedy admit that they miss Barbie, and they think about doing something special for her.
Kennedy introduces Nia to the rest of the girls. Nia is a DJ and she will invite the gang to Club Mud, the place where she is having her next gig. However, Nia is feeling sick.
Delancey has trouble picking up Salsa dancing after lying to her date about her actual capabilities.
Chelsea is excited about her new job at Pretty Planet. The only thing that worries her is her outfit.
The girls go to an auction that Madison organised for a museum.
Kennedy and Nia help Chelsea to prepare for Chelsea's first big fashion show. Chelsea feels nervous but her friends reassure her.
Kennedy has been getting texts and emails from a secret admirer.
Nia enters a video blog contest to make a reality show about her best friends.
Chelsea lets Kennedy sleepover for a few days while Kennedy's room is being painted.
Madison is asked to plan a big gala to benefit the Fifth Avenue concert hall, but turns it down because it sounds like too much work