Celebrities are Cozy as Fuck at 2020 Sundance Festival

In Park City, Utah, it was teeth-grinding cold and all the celebrities and people who came to have fun at the Sundance film festival 2020 wore warm clothes to shield out the cold. People were looking extremely cozy in all kinds of sweats, parkas, scarves, jackets and puffers.

Well, it might have happened because this year at the 2020 Sundance festival, the thermometer dropped down extra degrees. Therefore, People brought out their coziest yet the most stylish clothes to wear. It is a common opinion that winter clothes are much more stylish than the summer ones and that is exactly why this year Sundance was more stylish than ever.

Some of them wore leather to block out the chill while some others wrapped around scarves to deal with the skin-freezing cold. Here are few celebrities that rocked the Sundance with their coziness: Wilmer Valderrama, Rob Morgan, Jude Law, James Van Der Beek, Paul Bettany, Lil Rel Howery, Jesse Williams, Charlie Plummer, and the list goes on.

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James Van Der Beek

Jude Law

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Charlie Plummer

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