Kristen Stewart and one of her friends seemed to have a fun night ahead of them on Thursday.
The 30-year-old Personal Shopper actress stopped by a Rite Aid in Los Angeles’ hip Los Feliz neighborhood to stock up on supplies, including a case of beer and some margarita mix.
She rocked her signature casual look, this time featuring a simple white crop top and and high-waisted acid wash jeans.
Party time: Kristen Stewart, 30, joined a friend on Thursday for a trip to a Rite Aid in LA’s Los Feliz neighborhood for some party supplies, including beer, margarita mix and a wiffle ball set
Kristen added a white and checker-patterned pair of sneakers to her look, and she wore a black baseball cap with white writing on the front.
The Certain Women actress took precautions against the novel coronavirus by wearing a pale gray bandana over her face, and she blocked out the sun with some round-frame sunglasses.
Despite the precaution, Kristen and her friend looked as if they might be going to a gathering based on all the booze and a wiffle ball set that they bought.
Missing from her outing was her screenwriter girlfriend Dylan Meyer, whom she was spotted with late last month.
Low key: She rocked her signature look featuring a simple white crop top and and high-waisted acid wash jeans. She wore white sneakers and a black baseball cap with a gray bandana as a mask
Like much of Hollywood, Kristen’s career has been temporarily put on hold by the novel coronavirus.
However, she was able to finish the upcoming rom-com Happiest Season in February, just weeks before Hollywood’s shutdown.
She stars in the movie as half of a couple with Terminator: Dark Fate’s Mackenzie Davis.
When one of the women gets up the courage to propose to her girlfriend at her family’s holiday party, she quickly learns that her conservative parents don’t know anything about her sexuality.
Coming soon: Hollywood is shut down due to the coronavirus , but Kristen finished shooting just beforehand on the rom-com Happiest season, costarring Mackenzie Davis; shown in 2018
Kristen will also be accepting a new challenge when she stars as Princess Diana of Wales in the biopic Spencer, about her final Christmas holidays with the royal family at the Sandringham Estate, when she decided her marriage to Prince Charles wasn’t salvageable.
The film, which will be directed by Jackie’s Pablo Larrain, has already been sold in most of Europe, Latin America and Asia, aside from China, following the Cannes marketing week, according to Deadline.
Although international distributors seem excited about the royal drama, social media users weren’t convinced Kristen was the right person to portray Diana.
‘Kristen Stewart playing Princess Diana? When Florence Pugh exists?’ tweeted one user.
Twitter user Kasey Oresick said Stewart, ‘has the personality of a potato,’ adding that ‘Margot Robbie would’ve been a better choice to play Princess Diana.’
Marriage story: Kristen will also be accepting a new challenge when she stars as Princess Diana of Wales in the biopic Spencer, about her final Christmas with the royal family at the Sandringham Estate, when she decided her marriage to Prince Charles wasn’t salvageable
Tweets: Some social media users didn’t care for Kristen’s casting. ‘Kristen Stewart playing Princess Diana? When Florence Pugh exists?’ tweeted Twitter user @fictionaljake
Margot would be better: Twitter user Kasey Oresick mentioned that Stewart, ‘has the personality of a potato,’ adding that ‘Margot Robbie would’ve been a better choice to play Princess Diana’
Speaking to Deadline, Larrain called the story the antithesis of a modern fairy tale.
‘Usually, the prince comes and finds the princess, invites her to become his wife and eventually she becomes queen. That is the fairy tale,’ he began.
‘When someone decides not to be the queen, and says, I’d rather go and be myself, it’s a big big decision, a fairy tale upside down,’ he added.
‘I’ve always been very surprised by that and thought it must have been very hard to do. That is the heart of the movie.’
Flipping it: Speaking to Deadline, Larrain called the story the antithesis of a modern fairy tale. ‘When someone decides not to be the queen, and says, I’d rather go and be myself, it’s a big big decision, a fairy tale upside down’; shown in May 2018