The Mail on Sunday

You’ll catch your death in that, Rosie . . .

No such fears for Emma in her cosy coat!

- By Michael Powell

THEY are both striking looks for cold November days – but for very different reasons. While model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley turned heads in a chilly New York, leaving little to the imaginatio­n in a plunging black midi dress, Emma Watson stepped out in London in a coat that only someone who is happily ‘self-partnered’ can pull off.

Emma wrapped up in a bizarre coat of clashing zebra stripes and bright red roses for a stroll last week. The £600 faux fur coat, by uber-cool designer Shrimps, is not the sort of outfit to wear if you want to go unnoticed.

But the 29-year-old may have thought she could throw selfie-hunters off the scent by teaming it with a baseball cap featuring the slogan Almost Famous pulled down low.

The Harry Potter star, who is worth £52 million, was mocked last week after she said in an interview that she was ‘self-partnered’ rather than single, as she addressed the pressures of turning 30.

The phrase drew comparison­s with Gwyneth Paltrow calling her divorce from Coldplay’s Chris Martin a conscious uncoupling.

Despite her remarks to British Vogue, Emma has been romantical­ly linked with a string of men over the past few years – and was spotted kissing a mystery man outside a London bakery a fortnight ago.

She stars alongside Meryl Streep and Laura Dern in the big-screen adaptation of Little Women, which is released next month.

Meanwhile, Rosie, 32, who is engaged to British action-man actor Jason Statham, 52, didn’t seem to have any such complicati­ons in her life as she strode out of the Crosby Hotel in New York yesterday with no coat at all. This was despite temperatur­es plunging to just 4C in the Big Apple – even colder than London, which was 7C.

 ??  ?? COLD FRONT: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in New York yesterday
COLD FRONT: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in New York yesterday
 ??  ?? THAT’S A WRAP: Emma Watson stays warm in faux fur in London
THAT’S A WRAP: Emma Watson stays warm in faux fur in London

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