<p>The 34-year-old star who won the Academy award in the Best Actress category for 'The Reader' last year, keeps her golden statuette in the bathroom so guests "can sneakily have a little (hold) and put it back down again," People quoted her telling the UK TV show GMTV.<br />"This is because basically everybody wants to touch it, everybody wants to hold it and go 'Oh, my gosh,' and 'How heavy is it?' So I figured if I put it [in there], then people can avoid the whole, 'Where's your Oscar?' thing," Winslet said.<br /><br />The British beauty, who walked the red carpet at the annual BAFTA awards also admits she relishes the chance to dress up in award season.<br /><br />"It's great to wear lovely dresses and to just experience those moments of dress up, especially as a mum, because you get so few moments to feel good in your own skin and wear a lovely gown," Winslet said.</p>
<p>The 34-year-old star who won the Academy award in the Best Actress category for 'The Reader' last year, keeps her golden statuette in the bathroom so guests "can sneakily have a little (hold) and put it back down again," People quoted her telling the UK TV show GMTV.<br />"This is because basically everybody wants to touch it, everybody wants to hold it and go 'Oh, my gosh,' and 'How heavy is it?' So I figured if I put it [in there], then people can avoid the whole, 'Where's your Oscar?' thing," Winslet said.<br /><br />The British beauty, who walked the red carpet at the annual BAFTA awards also admits she relishes the chance to dress up in award season.<br /><br />"It's great to wear lovely dresses and to just experience those moments of dress up, especially as a mum, because you get so few moments to feel good in your own skin and wear a lovely gown," Winslet said.</p>