Camila Mendes goes sleeveless in black as she makes coffee run with a friend in LA during break from quarantine
Camila Mendes is waiting to return to the set of Riverdale, as the show is on break amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
But the Brazilian-American actress is keeping occupied as she enjoys some quality time with friends.
She went sleeveless Saturday in a black crop top, as she made a coffee run with a gal pal at La Colombe Coffee Roasters in Los Angeles during a break from quarantine.
Coffee run: Camila Mendes went sleeveless Saturday in a black crop top, as she made a coffee run with a gal pal at La Colombe Coffee Roasters in Los Angeles during a break from quarantine
The 26-year-old paired the top with high-waisted jeans, cut-off at the ankle and white Reebok slip-on sandals.
She finished the look with a yellow tartan face mask, a silver nameplate necklace and black leather handbag over her shoulder.
Mendes previously opened up about defending her Riverdale co-stars after they were the subjects of fabricated sexual assault allegations.
She told People: ‘These are my friends, they’ve become my family over the years. More than even being put in a situation where they’re being accused of something that they never did, the fact that this person went out of their way to potentially destroy these people’s careers.
Blue jean baby: The 26-year-old paired the top with high-waisted jeans, cut-off at the ankle and white Reebok slip-on sandals
Like family: Mendes previously opened up about defending her Riverdale co-stars after they were the subjects of fabricated sexual assault allegations: ‘These are my friends, they’ve become my family over the years’ (pictured in July, 2019)
Back to work: The Riverdale actress also gave an update on when the show will resume production in Vancouver, after production on season five halted in March due to COVID-19 concerns
Fingers crossed: She said: ‘I think Vancouver is looking a lot better than other places, so I think they’re opening up quicker. Hopefully in the next few months, if everything’s done properly. Fingers crossed’
‘But also destroy the integrity of the #MeToo movement just to make a point about how easily people believe things, was so distasteful and destructive.’
The Riverdale actress also gave an update on when the show will resume production in Vancouver, after production on season five halted in March due to COVID-19 concerns.
She said: ‘I think Vancouver is looking a lot better than other places, so I think they’re opening up quicker. Hopefully in the next few months, if everything’s done properly. Fingers crossed.
‘We’ve all been like, all right, whenever it happens, it happens, and we’ve all just been hanging out and enjoying the time off until then.’
Mendes can currently be seen starring alongside Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti in Palm Springs, which premiered Friday on Hulu.
New movie: Mendes can currently be seen starring alongside Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti in Palm Springs, which premiered Friday on Hulu (pictured in January, 2020)