Kim Kardashian, Lady Gaga, and More Stars Dressed Totally Wrong for the Weather

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Feb 16, 2017 5:42 pm·

By Tiffany White

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Finding a way to look fashionable in the winter can be hard, but not when you're a celebrity. Stars like Kim Kardashian and Lady Gaga are totally fine wearing their spring clothes outside in the snow! Either these celebs are immune to cold weather or these are some serious style fails.

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Click through the gallery to see celebs dressed inappropriately for the cold weather.

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Kim Kardashian

Although she had Kanye's coat draped around her shoulders, the reality TV star still looked cold while leaving an event in New York City.

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Chrissy Teigen

The 31-year-old model wasn't going to let a little snow keep her from wearing her plunging neckline top to New York Fashion Week in 2015.

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Gigi Hadid

The 21-year-old model looked like a fashion spread when she stepped out for a walk in New York City in the middle of a blizzard.

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Lady Gaga

The "Million Reasons" singer didn't look too bothered by the cold when she stepped out in just a sheer gown in 2010.

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Suelyn Medeiros

The Brazilian model stepped out in the middle of 2013's Nemo blizzard with next to no clothing. She did remember to wear her snow boots, though. #Priorities.

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Lily Aldridge

While promoting the Victoria's Secret fashion show in 2013, Lily braved the snow with her legs exposed.

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Karolína Kurková

The 32-year-old model was spotted in New York City dashing through the snow in nothing but a sequined skirt and white blazer.

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Nicola McLean

The Big Brother star had some fun participating in a snowball fight in New York City — too bad she appeared to misplace her coat.

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Nicky Hilton

The heiress looked more ready for spring than winter when she was spotted at New York Fashion Week in this outfit.

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Lisa Rinna

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star was dressed so inappropriately, she needed to be carried over the snow.

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Sarah Jessica Parker

The 51-year-old actress proved while shooting a scene in New York City that acting isn't always glamorous, it's cold!

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Keke Palmer

The 23-year-old actress showed up to The View in an outfit more appropriate for summer than a snowy New York day.

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Justine Skye

The 21-year-old singer stepped out at New York Fashion Week looking colorful, fashionable, and cold.

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Rihanna

The 28-year-old singer remembered to bundle up on top, but forgot to do the same on the bottom.

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Keri Russell

The 40-year-old stepped out in the snow wearing an outfit that would have been perfect for a sunny 60 degree day instead of a snowy 30 degree one.

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