Rosie Huntington-Whiteley keeps it simple in black as she stocks up on groceries from Whole Foods
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was stylish even while popping off to the grocery stories for supplies this weekend.
The 33-year-old slipped into a simple black jacket and leggings, accessorizing with a matching pair of sunglasses.
Sweeping her signature blonde hair back into a bun, she could be spotted carrying a few bulging Whole Foods bags as she headed off into the parking lot.
Out and about: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was stylish even while popping off to the grocery stories for supplies this weekend
She made sure to take the precaution of wearing a mask as she emerged from lockdown amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Early this week she posted an album letting her 11.5 million Instagram followers in on a ‘Road trip with my bestie’ she recently enjoyed.
She and her pal Matt Holloway, a skincare publicist, embarked on a jaunt out to the five-star Amangiri resort in Utah.
Rosie and Matt went on a horseback ride through the rock formations near the resort, which has attracted its share of celebrities.
Off she goes: The 33-year-old slipped into a simple black jacket and leggings, accessorizing with a matching pair of sunglasses
Reality TV dreamboat Scott Disick celebrated his 37th birthday there in May with his ex-fiance Kourtney Kardashian and their children.
Kourtney herself celebrated her 37th birthday there four years ago, and its famous guests have ranged from Emily Ratajkowski to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
The leggy superstar went into lockdown with her longtime love Jason Statham, 52, and their three-year-old son Jack.
She has a beauty brand called Rosie, Inc. and will be featuring among such names as Kylie Jenner in About Face, an upcoming Quibi show about beauty empires.
The six-episode season will premiere August 10 and is executive produced by Rosie, who will be seen interviewing people like Kylie and her hairstylist Jen Atkin.
A few months ago she gave an interview for her website Rosie, Inc. and dished about self-isolation with her little one.
‘When I am not working, I spend my time trying to figure out how to entertain a 2-year-old indoors, which is a real challenge, I must say,’ she said.
‘I’m also cooking a lot more, which may or may not be a good thing for those who have to eat it!’ Rosie shared gamely. ‘I also have a to-do list of things like reorganizing my pantry and hanging family photos in our hallway.’