I am always dressed in white from head to toe, yet I never wear any clothes and have no place to go.
A snowman
The clues point toward a person wearing a specific fashion, but the lack of actual clothing and inability to move provides the twist. Sculpted entirely out of falling flakes and packed tightly together, this wintry figure stands in one spot all season long. Realizing that the white outfit is actually frozen precipitation leads directly to the correct solution.
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