She is back to work on her hit CW series Riverdale after filming was postponed twice due to the coronavirus pandemic.
And Camila Mendes cut a casual figure as she stepped out to grab a coffee while on a break from filming in Vancouver on Sunday.
The actress, 26, opted for a laid back look for the day, wearing a black jacket over a cream jumper with a turtle neck.
Out and about: Camila Mendes cut a casual figure as she stepped out to grab a coffee while on a break from filming in Vancouver on Sunday
Camila also sported a pair of grey jeans along with black boots as she went for a stroll through the city.
The Dangerous Lies star let her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders while she also wore a leopard print mask.
The actress, who plays Veronica Lodge on Riverdale, appeared to go makeup free on the outing.
Despite being back on the set of Riverdale, Camila has strayed from posting on social media in order to keep any upcoming plot points a secret from the show’s eager fanbase.
Casual: The actress, 26, opted for a laid back look for the day, wearing a black jacket over a cream jumper with a turtle neck
She did upload a selfie from inside her trailer on October 8 before the series’ on set makeup artists and hair stylists got to work transforming her into her character Veronica Lodge.
‘And live from Vancouver it’s my puffy morning face!!!!’ joked the actress in her post’s caption as she let the intense lights from her vanity illuminate her face.
In a more personal post, the star paid homage to her two best gal pals Rachel Matthews and Francesca Reale.
‘Really missing these two,’ captioned the starlet, who included a photo of her and her girl gang huddling around for a group photo.
Back to work: Camila uploaded a selfie from inside her trailer on October 8 before Riverdale’s designated on set makeup artists and hair stylists got to work transforming her into her character Veronica Lodge as she returned to filming
Camila, fellow leads K.J. Apa, Lili Reinhart, Cole Sprouse, and the rest of the Riverdale cast first returned to set on September 15 after a months-long pandemic shutdown.
In order to protect the cast and crew, there were new industry safety protocols put in place.
Despite their best efforts, it wasn’t enough to keep the show running, as the Vancouver lab the show used to do its COVID-19 testing ran into a backlog, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Amid a surge in cases in Vancouver, the lab increased its testing and began focusing on public testing, leaving the private testing to Riverdale and other CW shows in a bottleneck.
The laboratory in question said it was ‘hiring more technicians to boost its capacity’ so that it could get results within 48 hours, per Hollywood standards.
Where she belongs: She is back to work on her hit CW series Riverdale after filming was postponed twice due to COVID-19 related issues (Camila pictured in February)
‘We are making additional investments to expand out testing capacity and anticipate returning to our standard turnaround times by the end of the week,’ said LifeLabs in a statement.
The series, along with Nancy Drew, Charmed, Supergirl and DC Legends Of Tomorrow, all shut down at the end of September until testing could get up to speed.
Crucially, the shutdown wasn’t because any cast or crew members had tested positive.
Riverdale first premiered on the CW in 2017 and was met with instant success.
The series wrapped its fourth season in May and are currently working on season five in Vancouver.
First time: Camila, fellow leads K.J. Apa, Lili Reinhart, Cole Sprouse, and the rest of the Riverdale cast first returned to set on September 15 after a months-long pandemic shutdown (K.J. Apa and Camila pictured on Riverdale)