Emily Ratajkowski Defies Blizzard In Crop Top As Celebs Tackle Winter Chaos

Emily Ratajkowski: Snow Queen of the Blizzard

New York is currently under a thick blanket of snow, with a massive blizzard prompting a state of emergency. But leave it to Emily Ratajkowski to turn a snowstorm into a fashion moment. The model and actress was seen raising a glass to the snow, flaunting her toned abs in a cropped sweatshirt, and braving the elements with bare feet snugly tucked into slippers.

While most of us would be shivering, Emily seemed unfazed by the freezing temperatures. She donned a fuzzy hat and sweatpants, completing her bold look. As Winter Storm Fern pummels the Big Apple, Emily's daring ensemble is giving us serious winter fashion goals.

“Cheers to the snow!” Emily seemed to say with her confident pose amidst the swirling flakes.

Stars Stay Cozy Indoors

While Emily was out basking in the snow, other celebrities opted for the warmth of their homes. Kelly Ripa shared a glimpse of her snow-covered rooftop terrace on Instagram, showing she’s safely snowed in. Andy Cohen, too, chose coziness over cold, snuggling up in a colorful hoodie and sweatpants as he stayed indoors.

Olympic snowboarder Shaun White, however, took full advantage of the weather, hitting Central Park's snow-covered grounds. In true daredevil fashion, he executed a thrilling stunt over comedian Shane Gillis and co-star Chris O’Connor, much to the delight of onlookers.

Blizzard's Impact Across New York

Governor Kathy Hochul has declared a state of emergency, urging everyone to stay off the roads. The storm is the biggest to hit NYC in five years, closing schools and switching classes to remote learning. As the city battles the storm, residents make the most of it by skiing and sledding at iconic spots like Central Park.

However, the storm's effects have been devastating in some areas. With 25 weather-related deaths reported across 11 states, the storm has left a tragic mark. New York City alone is investigating eight deaths as temperatures plummeted over the weekend.

As the nation grapples with the icy conditions, flights across the country face massive delays and cancellations, leaving many travelers stranded. The NWS warns of more cold and possible snow on the way, with dangerously low wind chills persisting.

Stay warm, stay safe, and if you’re feeling brave like Emily, maybe step outside for a daring snow day photo op!