Jennifer Lawrence tried to keep a low profile while stepping out solo in Beverly Hills on Tuesday.
The 34-year-old Silver Linings Playbook star, who has previously revealed he will be voting for Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election, wore an embellished black bucket hat and large black sunglasses.
The silver screen beauty wore a red accordion-pleated cardigan layered over a white crew-neck shirt.
She paired the look with loose fitting black trousers and black shoes to accentuate the casual look.
Lawrence, who enjoyed a day at the spa last month, was carrying a small brown shopping bag, a reusable water bottle and a shiny brown handbag.
Jennifer Lawrence tried to keep a low profile while stepping out alone in Beverly Hills this week.
The silver screen beauty wore a red accordion-pleated cardigan layered over a white crew-neck shirt, paired with loose-fitting black trousers and black shoes for a casual look.
Lawrence was seen without any makeup during her outing and had her long blonde hair in two braids under a hat.
Her husband of five years, Cooke Maroney, and their two-year-old son, Cy, were not present at the scene.
Earlier this month, the Oscar-winning actress told People magazine, “I’m voting for Kamala Harris because I think she’s going to protect reproductive rights.”
She added, “The most important thing is to keep someone who wants to ban abortion out of the White House.”
“Abortion is literally on the ballot,” she emphasized.
Jennifer also hit back at people who criticize her for being “uneducated” because she didn’t graduate from high school.
“Every time I get involved in politics, online trolls point out that I didn’t go to school. I dropped out of secondary school, so I don’t have a mainstream education. So, I’ve gotten most of my education through storytelling.”
Lawrence has been outspoken about her stance on abortion and recently produced a documentary, “Zulawski v. Texas,” which tells the story of abortion care advocates who sued the state of Texas in 2023.
Jennifer recently revealed that she will be voting for Kamala Harris in the next presidential election to protect reproductive rights, as Harris was photographed in 2013.
“Women are dying,” the actress told the magazine about the film, adding that it could “enlighten people’s ideas about what abortion is, why some people need it, and why it’s so important to keep lawmakers out of homes and doctor’s offices.”
She reiterated that “these laws were made by random white men, not by health care providers.”
“I’ve tried really hard over the last five years to forgive and understand my father and my family. Things have changed. The information they’re getting is different. Their lives are different,” Jennifer told Vogue in September 2022, referring to Fox News and Tucker Carlson.
“I’ve tried to get over it, but I really can’t. I can’t,” she stressed. “I can’t deal with apolitical people anymore. We live in the United States of America. We have to be political. The situation is too dire. Politics is killing people.”
