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Mariah Carey, Christina Milian, Eva Longoria Spotted Out And About

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Mariah Carey continues to show off her gorgeous post baby body this time in Aspen, Colorado. Carey is a regular in Aspen during the holidays, although she skipped the vacation last year while pregnant in fear of the altitude. This year Mariah is making up and has big plans for Christmas with her husband Nick Cannon, their adorable twins and family. She told the local press:

“I start planning my Christmas in June. It’s absolutely my favorite holiday and I’ve always loved everything about this time of year. I love cooking and I’m a smash-hit wonder in the kitchen,” she told press.

Carey continued, “I’m going to be making the turkey, cranberry sauce and all the trimmings this Christmas. I cooked at Thanksgiving and it was a real success with everyone asking for seconds.”

Elsewhere Christina Milian, who recently joined NBC’s the Voice as a consultant was spotted at Sur Lounge in California.

Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria was also preparing for the holidays when she was spotted heading to a salon appointment with a gorgeous $20,000 blue Birkin bag.

Check out some pictures of the ladies in all their splendor…

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