Nicky Hilton looks chic in a leopard print jacket while braving the cold in New York City following record-setting snow storm
Nicky Hilton Rothschild is braving the snow-covered streets of New York City following the city’s first snow storm.
On Thursday the 37-year-old hotel heiress showed she was no princess when it came to a little weather as she trudged through Soho.
Looking uber stylish in a leopard print jacket, Rothschild look effortlessly chic while running some errands.
Weathering the storm: Nicky Hilton Rothschild, 37, looks chic in a leopard print jacket while braving the snow-covered streets of New York City following the city’s first snow storm
Matching the hooded jacket to a face mask that had cat whiskers printed on the front, Nicky dared to be a little wild.
Showing off her slender legs in a pair of black jeans, she topped the look off with timeless black boots that were perfect for the snow.
Opting for two purses on the outing, she carried a red Valentino crossbody bag as well as a Proenza Schouler tote while bopping about the city.
She kept her famous blonde locks tucked under a hood while removing her brown sunglasses which seemed to be impairing her vision on the walk.
Wild thing: Sporting a matching cheetah printed face mask with playful whiskers on the front Rothschild dared to be a little wild with her look
Rothschild was later seen hanging out with her four-year-old daughter Lily-Grace who enjoyed a snow day off from school.
The two posed for a photo in the famed Washington Square Park as they frolicked in the powder and got some hot chocolate.
Currently the Northeast is braving a record-setting snow storm as more than four feet of snow were dumped on cities across the coast.
Nicky and her family may get a fairytale white Christmas as more snow is projected to be on the way next Thursday and Friday.
Speaking about her holiday plans with Page Six a few weeks ago, she said, ‘I’ve always been taught the importance of giving back, but now it is more important than ever.’
On the go: With two bags fastened on her body, Rothschild trudged through the icy streets of her city
She said she was focusing on ‘being thankful and giving back,’ while adding that she has made it a point to support local restaurants as the industry is suffering.
‘I miss going to restaurants with my friends, and there’s so many wonderful restaurants in my neighborhood. To see them suffering is just terrible,’ adding that she has been outdoor dining and ordering a lot of takeout.
Though outdoor dining was briefly suspended this week on account of weather, businesses were allowed to resume service as of 6PM Thursday.
‘I love what some of these restaurants have done with the outdoor seating. I think it brings a totally new energy to New York,’ she said.
Snow day: Nicky and her daughter Lily-Grace enjoyed a snow day on Thursday as they posed for a photo in the famed Washington Square Park and got some hot chocolate