Eva Longoria rocks a wet hair look for a trip to the mall in Los Angeles with her husband Jose Baston
She’s been quarantining at home with her husband José Bastón and their son Santiago.
Eva Longoria took a break from her quarantine to visit the Westfield Mall in Los Angeles’ Century City neighborhood on Wednesday.
The 45-year-old Desperate Housewives star was joined by José for a rare public outing together.
Going public: Eva Longoria, 45, had some trouble with her mask as she visited the Westfield Mall in LA’s Century City on Wednesday with her husband José Bastón, 52
Eva looked as if she’d just gone for a swim with her wet brunette tresses, which she wore slicked back.
She had on a white hoodie with gold elbow patches and the sleeves rolled up, along with an intriguing pair of charcoal slacks with sweatpant-like hems.
She rounded out her casual look with a quilted black Chanel bag and large sunglasses.
José wore a white button-up shirt with white pants, beige sneakers and a black mask and Eva wore a similar model, though she left it below her mouth until she got into the building.
Striking look: Eva wore her brunette locks slicked back and white, and she had on a slim white hoodie and unusual charcoal slacks with elastic hems
Simple style: Jose wore a black and white mask and had one a white button-up shirt, white pants and beige tennis shoes
The two stepped between black ropes on their way into the mall to encourage social distancing.
Their outing came as Los Angeles has begun to allow businesses to reopen, though customers and employees are required to wear masks and social distancing has to be in place.
Last week, California officials said there were no plans to slow down the state’s rapid reopening, even as coronavirus cases continued to climb throughout the state, particularly in Los Angeles County.
Missing from the trip was Eva and José’s one-year-old son Santiago, who had enjoyed a trip to a park in Beverly Hills with his mother only days earlier.
The power couple were married in Mexico City in 2016, after meeting each other for the first time on a blind date.
Missing from the trip was Eva and José’s one-year-old son Santiago, who had enjoyed a trip to a park in Beverly Hills with his mother only days earlier
Letting others speak: Eva stayed quiet on social media for the first week of June to let Black users have their say about systemic racism and police violence
Since late May, Eva has been posting on her social media accounts about the impact of system racism and police violence, inspired by the police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, as well as the killing of Ahmaud Arbery by White vigilantes.
She sat out the entire first week of June on social media after pledging to ‘mute myself to amplify Black voices and leadership.’
On Tuesday, she shifted her focus to broader minority representation in the media by standing up for the canceled series The Baker And The Beauty.
‘Well I’m sure you heard that @abcnetwork cancelled @bakerandthebeauty yet another show with an entire Latino cast! This is bad news for the Latino community!’ she wrote.
‘Why doesn’t @abcnetwork give it more of a chance for our gente to find the show?!’
The actress also encouraged Latinx people to support similar shows in the future.
Gone too soon: On Tuesday, she shifted her focus to broader representation by chastising ABC for canceling The Baker And The Beauty, a rare major network series with an all-Latinx cast; still from Desperate Housewives