Zoey Deutch looks a chick in a long coat as she goes makeup free in Beverly Hills after pledging support for initiative Zoey Deutch is starting the year on a good note.
The 23-year-old Los Angeles native was snapped in Beverly Hills on Wednesday smiling in a stylish ensemble, keeping warm in a grey alice+olivia trench coat with a subtle plaid pattern.
The 5ft4 actress wore a yellow shirt with cuffed-up blue jeans and a yam brown belt that matched her brown bucket bag.
She wore black leather slip-on shoes and had her long brown mane styled down and parted, accessorizing with dark sunglasses, large silver earrings, and a silver bracelet.
She all overlook is so perfect and the way she cares it was so good to see.
Zoey, who appeared in Ed Sheeran's video for Perfect last year, spent some time this winter in a snowy locale - possibly near Rochester, Minnesota, the hometown of her mom, Back to the Future's Lea Thompson.
The actress shared plenty of social media shots from the winter wonderland, including one adorable shot of a hand extended with a carrot feeding a small deer, with the caption: 'ears so big he can hear my thoughts. In another shot she posted, she was bundled up in wintry clothes while standing in front of a lake, with tall trees flanked in the background.
La La Land: The young actress was back in Southern California after spending time in a snowy locale over the holidays
The Flower actress was well-styled in a warm, colorful ensemble in the fashion-crazed city.
The
initiative is a collation of about 300 women in the entertainment industry,
including actresses Kerry Washington, Eva Longoria, Reese Witherspoon, Rosario
Dawson and Ashley Judd.
Judd played a key role in the movement as one of the first women to open
up about her experience with accused serial sexual harasser Harvey Weinstein in
an October piece from The New York Times that triggered a domino
effect of women revealing their horrific workplace experiences with the
producer and many other powerful men in the industry.
Zoey reposted a display on
her page for the initiative, which has already amassed $13 million toward legal
proceedings surrounding cases involving sexual harassment
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