Melanie Griffith, 62, tears off her extra sweater and wraps it round her waist as she steps out for a walk in balmy LA
Melanie Griffith enjoyed the weather during a balmy day in Los Angeles as she stepped out for a stroll.
The 62-year-old Working Girl icon layered up in a sweater over a skintight white shirt but eventually tore off the warmer top and wrapped it round her waist.
Gathering her blonde locks into a ponytail, Melanie accessorized with a stylish pair of cat-eye shades and a cross-body bag.
Legging it: Melanie Griffith enjoyed the weather during a balmy day in Los Angeles as she stepped out for a stroll
The daughter of Tippi Hedren and mother of Dakota Johnson teamed her light-colored tops with a pair of loose-fitted white trousers.
Melanie, whose hunky ex-husbands include Don Johnson and Antonio Banderas, rounded off the look with a large pair of black boots.
A few days ago Melanie posted an encouraging Instagram post for her fans as they hunkered down to ride out the coronavirus pandemic.
‘We can do this! We have all been through dangerous times but nothing like this virus. Stay home, be safe. FaceTime and CALL your friends and loved ones. #socialdistancing #love #readbooks #meditate.’
Off she goes: The 62-year-old Working Girl icon layered up in a sweater over a skintight white shirt but eventually tore off the warmer top and wrapped it round her waist
The caption accompanied a picture of a ‘dangerous’ moment in her life – teenage Melanie with her mother’s pet lion Neil in a photo for Life magazine.
Tippi and Melanie starred in the 1981 adventure film Roar together, and the Hitchcock blonde’s wildlife foundation is named after it.
Noel Marshall, who was then married to Tippi, directed and also acted in Roar, which also featured his two sons by his previous wife Jaye Joseph.
This group play a family who are set upon by lions, and the filming process injured 70 people among the cast and crew, including Tippi, Melanie and Noel.
‘We can do this!’: Melanie recently encouraged her fans amid the pandemic by posting a teenage snap of herself with her mother’s pet lion Neil in a photo for Life magazine
One incident where 14-year-old Melanie was mauled by a lioness – as Tippi shrieked and tried to get the beast off her – was caught on camera and included in the movie.
A labor of love that took 11 years to make, Roar was an infamous failure, bringing in only $2 million at the global box office against a budget of $17 million.
Tippi also decided to raise a lion called Neil in her home with Noel. In 1971, Life magazine ran a now iconic set of photographs of the adult Neil at Tippi’s family home, including in Melanie’s bed with the then teenage girl.