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Elsa Hosk steps out with an umbrella to stay dry on a rainy afternoon in Los Angeles

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29.12.2020 - 08:03

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Supermodel Elsa Hosk didn't let some unseasonable weather stop her from heading out on Monday afternoon.The 32-year-old Swedish beauty was spotted brandishing an umbrella to stay dray during a rare rainy day in Los Angeles.Despite the dreary conditions, the former Victoria's Secret Angel appeared to be in good spirits as she took a stroll on a rainy day.

Rainy day:Supermodel Elsa Hosk didn't let some unseasonable weather stop her from heading out on Monday afternoonHosk stepped out wearing a black hoodiefrom the new Cash App streetwear line, dubbed Cash by Cash App.She had the hood thrown over her long blonde locks, while holding a blue umbrella over her head.

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