It's been a relatively quiet year for Cheryl Cole. After the drama of her sacking from "The X Factor" last year, the British singer really needed a little bit of a break from all that attention! However, Chezza is getting excited about Christmas, and she recently tweeted a photo of herself wearing a festive shirt! Christmas sweaters are all the rage. Let's see who else has been wearing them.
The guys from One Direction are the coolest boys on the planet right now, and Harry Styles has been sticking with the latest trends by donning his own Christmas sweaters. Just yesterday, Styles posted photos on Instagram of himself wearing a reindeer jumper, plus another in the style of an elf jacket. Looking good, Mr Styles, looking good!
"Anger Management" actress, Selma Blair, obviously wanted to stay warm while traveling with her 16-month-old son, but judging by her sunglasses, she probably didn't need to. In a navy blue, snowflake patterned sweater, Blair shed the glamor of Hollywood, and looked every inch the perfect working mom. Good for her!
As well as kissing girls and liking it, Katy Perry also likes to get into the Christmas spirit! On a trip to visit Santa with boyfriend, John Mayer, the singer wore a super-sized, knitted monstrosity in seasonal colors. It's hard to tell, but it sort of looks like the design is supposed to be poinsettias. While we appreciate her enthusiasm for the most wonderful time of the year, the outfit is pretty terrible.
Always one step ahead of the trends, Justin Bieber made Christmas knitwear cool before anyone else! At a concert last year, the prince of pop wore a red and white woolly jacket to keep him warm while he entertained the crowds. Bieber is probably one of the only people in the world who can make festive clothing look good!
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