From Maura Higgins to Sabrina Carpenter – 8 celebs who NEVER feel the cold & how to pose like a star this winter
THE temperature has officially dropped.
And whilst most of us mere mortals will bundle up in cosy jumpers and thick scarves, some celebrities are taking the ‘keeping it cool’ to a whole new level.
They’re braving the chilly weather in daring outfits that turn heads and defy the cold.
From strappy dresses to bold, barely-there ensembles, these stars are ice queens of fashion, showing that style knows no season.
Whether they’re strutting down the red carpet or just out and about, these frosty fashionistas prove that a bit of frost won’t stop them from making a hot style statement.
And body language expert Judi James believes there’s more to it than meets the eye.
She says: “There’s an underlying signal of strength, resilience and determination about posing in the cold wearing very little in the way of an outfit.
“It shows how getting the look right is more of a priority than keeping warm or dry and gives a girl some legendary status as a bit of a trouper, someone in the business who gets a reputation for professionalism and a lack of complaining.
“These celebs show the literal meaning of ‘braving the cold’ as it’s all about suffering for their art.
“Huddling under a coat might feel better but when you’ve invested time and possibly money to get the red carpet look just right in a bid to promote a movie or a career, thermals and puffa coats are not seen as a viable option.”
Here, we take a look at the celebrities who don’t appear to feel the cold – you might want to grab a hot drink…
Katy Perry
Katy Perry bared all as she headed off for a night out in London with her hubby Orlando Bloom.
The singer, 40, was blushing in red as she braved the cold weather wearing a two piece crop top, and high wasted pants.
The only part of her body that appears to get cold is her feet as she styled her barely there outfit with some furry boots.
And despite the drop in temperatures, the Hollywood star looked barely fazed as she gracefully hopped out of her taxi holding a snowy Christmas tree.
She also proved her strength to the cold, as she was pictured on another occasion wearing a fur wrap around, which seemed to be enough for Katy to keep warm.
Myleene Klass
Myleene Klass attended The Fashion Awards this year really showing some strength.
The TV presenter, 46, looked like a true snow angel as she wore a white crop top and hot pants.
And despite freezing cold temperatures, Myleene proved she wasn’t fazed as she even had time to do a number of different poses for the camera, all whilst smiling.
All she had to keep here warm was a furry shawl, which she wasn’t even wearing over her shoulders.
No wonder she was crowned Queen of the Jungle in the 2023 I’m a Celebrity… South Africa all-stars series, she’s truly tough skinned.
Sabrina Carpenter
She’s the talk of the town, and Sabrina has certainly given people plenty to gossip about.
The 25-year-old singer is proving she’s built for the bright lights of Hollywood, showcasing her grit, glamour, and a skin as thick as her ambition.
The blonde beauty has been turning heads in New York City, rocking barely-there outfits that defy the dropping temperatures.
While her top half stays snug, it seems Sabrina’s legs missed the memo about the cold – because they’re braving the chill without breaking a sweat.
What is the trick to posing in the cold?
By Judi James, Body Language Expert
The elite body language trick is to not just brave the cold but to pose as though you’re not even feeling it.
Skin needs to look glowing and sun-kissed rather than blue and mottled and gleaming veneers should never be caught chattering.
It suggests more of an A-list celebrity vibe rather than a freezing night on a soggy red carpet.
Northern girls in the UK know all about this look as they file into nightclubs in the thick of winter wearing their lack of a coat or warm clothing as a badge of honour.
Maura Higgins
She might not have been crowned queen of the jungle on I’m a Celeb this year, but Maura Higgins is proving she’s still got plenty of fire in her spirit – ditching the coat to brave the cold.
The 34-year-old has been turning heads on her nights out, flaunting her toned arms and legs in jaw-dropping outfits.
Unbothered by the ghastly temperatures, Maura shows no signs of catching a chill as she struts her stuff like a total ice queen.
Sophie Habboo
Sophie Habboo was glowing rosy red as she faced the chilly London temperatures for a night on the town.
The model and podcast host, 31, turned heads in a sheer skirt paired with a strapless corset, serving style despite the cold snap.
Proving she’s tough as well as trendy, Sophie even rocked open-toe shoes, letting her tootsies take on the frosty weather.
Posing for the cameras with a straight face, she powered through the windy city streets like a true fashion warrior.
Lily Allen
Lily Allen looked like an ice queen as she attended the Chiltern Firehouse 10th Anniversary party.
She bared all in a sheer strapless dress, which had a split up to the top of her thigh.
It’s clear the chilly weather in the UK didn’t put the 39-year-old off from wearing what she wanted.
And just like her hit song, Lily posed for photographers and put on a big Smile.
Lily-Rose Depp
Lily-Rose Depp brought a pop of sunshine to a grey and chilly London day, stepping out in style despite the wet and nippy weather.
The 25-year-old actress turned heads in a yellow mini dress, proving she wasn’t letting the gloomy forecast dampen her spirits – or her outfit choice.
With no umbrella in sight, Lily-Rose braved the drizzle in a sleeveless dress and kitten heels, showing she’s as unfazed by the weather as she is effortlessly chic.
Jourdan Dunn
In true top model form, Jourdan Dunn showed she wasn’t about to cheet-ah way out of a bold fashion moment.
The 34-year-old stunned in an animal print short-sleeved shirt and matching shorts, flaunting her incredible legs.
It seems her arms felt the chill more than her pins, as she completed the look with a sleek pair of long gloves, adding a touch of fierce elegance to her wild ensemble.
As she strutted through the London streets like they were her personal catwalk, Jourdan appeared completely unbothered by the chilly air, exuding effortless poise and confidence.
How to take a selfie like a celeb
By Joseph Hagan, Celebrity publicist and owner of Streamline PR
- Lighting Is Everything: Try to go for soft, natural lighting to create a flattering effect.
Sunlight streaming through a window can provide a beautiful, natural glow, while a selfie light can help to evenly illuminate your face and body.
Avoid harsh overhead lighting, as it can create unflattering shadows and highlight imperfections.
If you’re looking to set a mood, coloured lighting can be effective— red lighting can add a sultry, warm tone, while blue lighting creates a cooler, more artistic vibe.
The key is to choose lighting that enhances your natural beauty and sets the right atmosphere for the image. - Focus on Suggestion, Rather Than Exposure: Emphasise what’s left to the imagination.
Using creative angles, shadows, or partially covered poses can make your image more artistic and less overt.
Self-timers can be helpful for achieving the right angle, allowing you to experiment with different poses without the need to hold the phone.
For a more controlled shot, using a mirror can add depth and allow for unique perspectives, but make sure to keep the focus on your form rather than the reflection itself.
The goal is to capture a moment that feels intimate and empowered, rather than explicit. - Background Matters: Choose a clean, uncluttered background to ensure the focus remains on you.
A messy or chaotic setting can distract from the elegance of the photo.
Outdoor shots, such as on a beach or in a secluded natural area, can add an element of sophistication and serenity to your image. - Confidence Over Provocation: Your confidence should shine through without crossing into overly provocative territory.
A relaxed, comfortable pose will always appear more sophisticated.