Christmas does not come around for another four weeks, with Thanksgiving the next holiday on the 2020 calendar.
But that has not stopped the US from decorating with red and green in an effort to push off the lockdown blues as COVID-19 has another spike.
Stars have also gotten in on the trend as well as they have taken to social media to flaunt their tinsel and mistletoe.
They ALL look like sisters! Kyle Richards, far right, was dressed in a silky red pajama set as she posed with her lookalike daughters, Farrah, 32, Alexia, 24, Sophia, 20 and Portia, 12
Kyle Richards was dressed in a silky red pajama set as she posed with her lookalike daughters, Farrah, 32, Alexia, 24, Sophia, 20 and Portia, 12.
Behind them was a heavily decorated Christmas tree as well as a silver and green garland.
The RHOBH star was made up nicely with her raven hair worn stick straight and down.
Her stunning kids: And her mini me children were glammed up in a similar way, even the youngest. ‘It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas and we haven’t even had thanksgiving yet,’ said Kyle
And her mini me children were glammed up in a similar way, even the youngest.
‘It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas and we haven’t even had thanksgiving yet,’ said Kyle.
‘❤️hair & make up @glambypamelab silk pajamas @christopherkane #lovemygirls ❤️❤️❤️❤️,’ the aunt to Paris and Nicky Hilton said in her caption.
Supermodel lair: Gigi Hadid seemed to be in the Christmas spirit on Sunday as she posted a photo of her Christmas tree and several decorations in the New York City apartment she shares with beau Zayn Malik of One Direction and their newborn baby
Happy with the look: She said she felt a ‘whole new kind of busy & tired’
Gigi Hadid seemed to be in the Christmas spirit on Sunday as she posted a photo of her Christmas tree and several decorations in the New York City apartment she shares with beau Zayn Malik of One Direction and their newborn baby.
Kobe Bryant’s widow Vanessa Bryant and singer Ciara were seen dancing on front of a lit-up tree.
The pals were doing a TikTok video where they were pretending to be soda and water.
Big tree: Kobe Bryant’s widow Vanessa Bryant and singer Ciara were seen dancing on front of a lit-up tree. The pals were doing a TikTok video where they were pretending to be soda and water
Kylie Jenner shared a look at her decor inside her Hidden Hills, California mansion last week.
The 23-year-old Lip Kit founder was seen posing in jewel tones in front of a lit up Christmas tree.
Also seen was a roaring fireplace and lights that fell from the ceiling of her mega mansion.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Kylie Jenner shared a look at her decor inside her Hidden Hills, California mansion last week. The 23-year-old Lip Kit founder was seen posing in jewel tones in front of a lit up Christmas tree
The star also wore green in her kitchen with daughter Stormi Webster, whose father is rapper Travis Scott.
The ladies were baking holiday cookies.
And the looker has been pushing the holiday spirit to hawk her new Grinch X Kylie makeup collection.
Grinch cupcakes: The star also wore green in her kitchen with daughter Stormi Webster, whose father is rapper Travis Scott
Sister Kim Kardashian had a snow theme for her new makeup collection from KKW.
The siren, 40, wore a slinky outfit as she was seen throwing snowballs while smiling.
The looker always does up her mansion in grand style for the amusement of her four kids, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.
Winter wonderland: Sister Kim Kardashian had a snow theme for her new makeup collection from KKW. The siren, 40, wore a slinky outfit as she was seen throwing snowballs while smiling
According to Business Insider – which talked to various scientists, decorating early makes people happier.
Psychoanalyst, Steve McKeown, told Unilad: ‘Although there could be a number of symptomatic reasons why someone would want to obsessively put up decorations early, it’s most commonly for nostalgic reasons, either to relive the magic or to compensate for past neglect.
‘In a world full of stress and anxiety people like to associate to things that make them happy and Christmas decorations evoke those strong feelings of childhood.’
Dr Sola Togun Butler, a licensed clinical social worker, told NBC: ‘We can’t control a pandemic, but we can control the physical environment. So putting up lights, putting up the Christmas tree, gifts that make you happy or excited, (it) gives you something to look forward to.’