Ireland Baldwin puts on a leggy display in denim hotpants as she steps out for coffee with boyfriend Corey Harper amid lockdown
She has been spending lockdown with her boyfriend Corey Harper at her LA home amid the COVID-19 crisis.
And Ireland put on a leggy display in denim hotpants as she and her beau stepped out for coffee in Calabasas on Sunday.
The 24-year-old sported a patterned face mask as she walked alongside her musician boyfriend, 25, after getting her caffeine fix at their local health food store.
Out and about: Ireland put on a leggy display in denim hotpants as she and her beau Corey Harper stepped out for coffee in Calabasas on Sunday
Ireland cut a casual figure in her shorts, teaming them with a white tank top tucked into her waistband and black sliders.
The star, who clutched a large cup of iced coffee, swept her blonde tresses into a loose ponytail and appeared to go make-up free for the outing.
Meanwhile, Corey echoed Ireland’s low-key look, sporting a blue T-shirt, distressed dark grey jeans and black boots, while also keeping his hair off his face with a white headband.
Casual: The 24-year-old sported a patterned face mask as she walked alongside her musician boyfriend, 25, after getting her caffeine fix at their local health food store
The couple, who have been linked romantically since 2018, looked relaxed as they chatted while making their way from the store.
The outing comes after Ireland recently got real on Instagram about editing her photos.
On a rant about other influencers, she mentioned she likes to tweak her posts, although knows she ‘can’t get away with too much’ due to her large following.
‘I am all for everyone living their best Instagram life,’ she began.
Together: Ireland has been spending lockdown with her boyfriend Corey at her LA house (pictured in March 2019)
‘If you wanna do whatever the hell you want to do, if you want to express your creativity, do it. We all edit our photos, maybe not all of us, but a lot of people do.’
‘I know I use VSCO, and all these little apps and things sometimes and I get real fancy with my photos sometimes. I personally can’t get away with this, but if you want to make that a** look 10 times bigger than it is in real life, why not, who cares.’
Ireland went on to say she also supported the ‘girls who wanted to be real’ and embrace their imperfections online.
But the daughter of Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger said she drew the line on influencers who were making their eyes more blue than they were.
Speaking out: Ireland’s outing comes after she took to Instagram to speak candidly about editing her own pictures