Kate Winslet pops a snow fox on her head First came the peacock, the badger, the bunny and the magpie. Now Kate Winslet unveils her latest animal-themed Natalie Ellner creation: a rather cute snow fox. Let's face it, Kate 'so normal' Winslet has always had a bit of an eccentric side (her third husband goes by the name of Ned Rocknroll for example...), which is all fine by me because like most, I'm partial to a star with a bonkers side. So it is with great delight that I bring you the latest manifestation of Kate's fondness for wearing an animal on her head. On the hunt for something to wear to host Saturday night's Cardboard Citizens charity gala at Drapers' Hall, the Oscar-winning actress decided to get into the spirit of the 'secret beauty' theme by donning a sequin eye mask and casually popping a snow fox atop her head. Yes, a snow fox, complete with a cute little fluffy face, two fluffy white paws gripping onto her forehead, and a rather luxuriantly fluffy tail wrapped around her neck, doubling as a furry tippet. READ: Kate Winslet collects CBE in a magpie hat You may remember that the first time this peculiar fetish came to light was when the Titanic star collected her CBE from Buckingham Palace last November with a Magpie perched on her head. Further digging revealed that the hat's creator (and the creator of Saturday's snow fox), Natalie Ellner, had first crossed paths with her Hollywood muse when she was commissioned to make a selection of animal-themed headgear for various Winslet family members. These included 'Lady Peacock', 'Captain Fox', 'Prince Badger' and 'The Snow Bunny' - no, I'm not even making this up - all bought to life via all manner of feathers, furry trimmings and a smattering of Swarovski crystals. IN PICTURES: What they wore to Buckingham Palace Kate has been a patron of Cardboard Citizens, which aims 'to change the lives of homeless and displaced people through theatre and the performing arts' since 2008, regularly organising and hosting fundraising events for the charity. And if it's all for such a good cause, then she's more than welcome to wear a whole petting zoo on her head, frankly. If you want to get kooky Kate's look, Ellner's creations are made to order (prices ranging from £700 to upwards of £4,000 for the more elaborate pieces), though there are a selection of fantastical masks available to buy on her website www.ellsewhere.com.