Katie Holmes braves the brisk winter weather with a long coat and jeans while on a walk in New York
She’s dabbling in new and old hobbies amid the global pandemic.
And Katie Holmes braved the brisk winter weather as she stepped out in New York City on Monday afternoon.
The 42-year-old actress bundled up in a warm coat and jeans as she trekked through the streets of Manhattan on a chilly day.
Out and about: Katie Holmes braved the brisk winter weather as she stepped out in New York City on Monday afternoon
Katie kept her hands in the pockets of her plush grey coat which featured black buttons and a matching belt.
She added an extra layer of warmth with a matching button down shirt and wore straight leg light denim slacks.
Her short brunette hair was tied up into a messy bun and she practiced safe COVID-19 measures by wearing a black evolvetogether face mask.
City slicker: The 42-year-old actress bundled up in a warm coat and jeans as she trekked through the streets of Manhattan on a chilly day
Smart: Her short brunette hair was tied up into a messy bun and she practiced safe COVID-19 measures by wearing a black evolvetogether face mask
So cold! Katie kept her hands in the pockets of her plush grey coat which featured black buttons and a matching belt
Last week, Katie was spotted out shopping with her 14-year-old daughter, Suri Cruise.
She also enjoyed some time with her new beau, Emilio Vitolo Jr., as she practiced a newfound photography skill.
Katie has made the most of her time at home amid various lockdowns and quarantines by practicing a few of her favorite hobbies.
Mom time: Earlier in the week, Katie was spotted out shopping with her 14-year-old daughter, Suri Cruise
Practice makes perfect: She also enjoyed some time with her new beau, Emilio Vitolo Jr., as she practiced a newfound photography skill
Wow! In January she shared a little of her painting journey as she admitted she picked up the practice about ten years ago, but has delved into art ‘definitely more during Covid’
In January she shared a little of her painting journey as she admitted she picked up the practice about ten years ago, but has delved into art ‘definitely more during Covid.’
‘I wanted to share a piece that I am proud of and even though I believe art is much better experienced in person, I understand that we are living in a digital age for now. This piece is something that makes me feel hopeful and I hope it transcends,’ she captioned the image for her two million followers.
In new work shared online, she wrote: ‘We are in the middle of another snowstorm in New York City. I made this while surrounded by the magic of snow falling outside my windows. And it came out looking like raspberry sorbet.’
Moody: In new work shared online, she wrote: ‘We are in the middle of another snowstorm in New York City. I made this while surrounded by the magic of snow falling outside my windows. And it came out looking like raspberry sorbet’