She recently hit back at misogynistic trolls on Twitter.
But Eiza Gonzalez seemed to be unbothered by the spat as she stepped out looking flawless on Friday.
The Mexican-born actress flaunted her toned legs in a white mini skirt with a stitched design while out grabbing coffee from Alfred’s in Beverly Hills.
Summer chic: Eiza Gonzalez flaunted her toned legs in a white mini skirt with a stitched design while out grabbing coffee from Alfred’s in Beverly Hills
Her long sleeved collard blouse matched her mini skirt in white eyelet embroidery fabric.
The Baby Driver actress paired her outfit with a black reusable face mask, which is required in public amid the coronavirus pandemic when six feet distance isn’t possible.
Her mask has white writing over the front reading ‘livin cool.’
Design: Her long sleeved collard blouse matched her mini skirt in white eyelet embroidery fabric. And wore a mask reading ‘livin cool’
Height: She added height to her look with beige lace up wedges, as she left the trendy establishment
She added height to her look with beige lace up wedges, as she left the trendy establishment.
On Thursday , she took to Twitter, call out trolls which appeared to be in response to a viral meme, pitting her against Spanish musician Belinda.
The 30-year-old was featured in the meme, next to a lineup of men with whom she’s been romantically linked (Timothée Chalamet, Liam Hemsworth, Calvin Harris and Josh Duhamel).
No sir: On Thursday , she took to Twitter , call out trolls which appeared to be in response to a viral meme, pitting her against Spanish musician Belinda (pictured in February, 2020)
It compared them to those in Belinda’s relationship history (including soccer player Giovani dos Santos and singer Lupillo Rivera).
Although Eiza tweeted in Spanish, Just Jared translated her words: ‘I hope that in 2021 we will be cured of the coronavirus, but also of the terrible misogynistic mentality. In how difficult it is to get recognition for your own work because apparently nothing is ever enough, they put us to compete and above all our value is only connected to one man.
‘Hopefully one day we will reach the point where we value the women who represent us in all spheres for their own effort, effort and sacrifice because although they do not believe it, man is not God and no man creates a woman. The woman stands out and stands on her own.’
Love lives: The 30-year-old was featured in the meme, next to a lineup of men with whom she’s been romantically linked, comparing them to those in Belinda’s relationship history (Belinda pictured in March, 2020)
The cure: Although Eiza tweeted in Spanish, Just Jared translated her words: ‘I hope that in 2021 we will be cured of the coronavirus, but also of the terrible misogynistic mentality’ (pictured in March, 2020)
Women supporting women: She added: ‘Please do not use me as an example to denigrate or minimize any woman. Never. Not her career, not her personal life, much less her physique. It is completely unacceptable’ (pictured in March, 2020)
She continued: ‘And finally, no woman is better than another. And especially women who have the tenacity and guts to survive the contempt and attacks day by day in this and other industries deserve all respect. Warrior woman. Because from the day we sadly only have a disadvantage as a woman.
‘Please do not use me as an example to denigrate or minimize any woman. Never. Not her career, not her personal life, much less her physique. It is completely unacceptable. And it’s not something I believe in or want to be a part of. Thank you.’
The Baby Driver actress added: ‘Not to mention that making fun of or using someone’s features, complexion, or skin color to minimize their value is absolutely wrong. Racism and classism is unacceptable.’
She was spotted over the summer around Los Angeles and Cabo San Lucas with her latest flame Chalamet, 24.
Eiza has also been promoting her movie Bloodshot, which dropped in late March on VOD, amid COVID-19 restrictions.
Leading lady: Eiza has also been promoting her movie Bloodshot, which dropped in late March on VOD, amid COVID-19 restrictions