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        <title><![CDATA[See Celebs in Their Ugly Christmas Sweaters]]></title>
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					<p>Tis the season! <strong><strong>Miley Cyrus</strong></strong>, <strong><strong>Gwen Stefani</strong></strong>, <strong><strong>David Beckham</strong></strong>, <strong><strong>Matt Damon</strong></strong> and more celebrities have been known to <strong>grab their ugliest holiday sweaters</strong> for the festive season. From pop-culture-inspired ones to challah-bread toppers, they’re all pretty fantastic — in the most delightfully hideous way.</p>
<p><strong><strong>Taylor Swift</strong></strong>, for one, encouraged guests at <strong>her 30th birthday party</strong> in December 2019 to lean into the Christmas theme. The pop star, <strong>Antoni Porowski</strong>, <strong><strong>Halsey</strong></strong> and more famous attendees sported ugly sweaters for the star-studded event. “Happy birthday but make it Santa,” the Grammy winner captioned a series of Instagram photos.</p>
<p>“Honestly spending my 30th with the fans who have made my life what it is at jingle ball, then throwing the most aggressive holiday party known to womankind… I just.. seriously feel so lucky for you all and will spend forever trying to find ways to say thank you. *cries in Christmas tree,” Swift wrote of another set of pics from the shindig.</p>
<p><strong><strong>Kelly Ripa</strong></strong> and <strong><strong>Ryan Seacrest</strong></strong> showed off their own <strong>takes on the trend</strong> for their <em>Live With Kelly and Ryan</em> “Holiday Sweater Party” in December 2019 in celebration of National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day. “Who are you calling ugly?” the <em>All My Children</em> alum asked. “If loving this sweater is wrong, I don’t want to be right.”</p>
<p>The <strong><em>American Idol</em></strong> host then explained the origin of the holiday: “So the history of this is, this began way back in 2011.”</p>
<p>However, Ripa disputed the idea that their sweaters — which featured a dog and a drummer with movable attachments — were ugly. “I would say it began way before that because if you’ve grown up in my house, we always had a holiday sweater,” she chimed in. “We used to call them holiday sweaters, we would never call them ugly sweaters because we wore them year-round.”</p>
<p>Seacrest agreed that there was no need to “use the ‘u’ word,” adding: “These are charming sweaters. These actually say that we’re happy people.” Ripa ultimately declared their festive tops “magic.”</p>
<p>Scroll through the gallery below to see photos of stars wearing their favorite Christmas sweaters — and decide whether the getups should be deemed ugly!</p>
									

				
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				<p>This story originally appeared on: <strong>US Magazine</strong> - Author:<strong>Christina Baez</strong></p>]]></content:encoded>
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