She is known for her eccentric sense of style.
And Drew Barrymore decided to walk barefoot and without a bra while walking the streets of New York on Monday.
The actress, 46, was a casual figure in a loose gray coat and didn’t seem to mind the lack of shoes as she left.
Leaving: Drew Barrymore decided to walk barefoot and without a bra while walking the streets of New York on Monday
Drew complemented his casual outfit with a black backpack and wore a pink mask as a safety measure amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Barefoot: Drew’s feet were covered in dirt
Despite the obvious lack of shoes and the temperature in New York being 8 ° C, the star of Charlie’s Angels showed no signs of discomfort as he walked barefoot down the concrete street.
The actress went out alone and took a drink before putting it in her bag.
Last year, Drew told The Sunday Times’ Style magazine that his feet grew three sizes after the birth of his daughters; Olive, eight, and Frankie, six, and joke, “My old days with shoe lover Carrie Bradshaw are left behind.”
Drew wore his brown hair down and showed off his flawless complexion, with no makeup for the ride.
Dressed informally: the actress, 46, was a casual figure in a wide gray sports coat and didn’t seem to mind the lack of shoes as she left
Safety first: Drew complemented his casual outfit with a black backpack and used a pink face mask as a safety measure in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic
Last month, Drew revealed that he never had any work done on his face.
‘I know myself. I am a highly addictive person, Ross’, she explained in her program.
‘And I give an injection and I will look like Jocelyn Wildenstein on Friday.’
Explaining his decision to refrain from entering the knife, Drew revealed that he was motivated by his rebellion.
‘I think I’m so rebellious that I saw all that pressure and I saw all those women torturing themselves to look certain and I thought,’ You wretches. ‘
Cold? Despite the obvious lack of shoes and the temperature in New York being 8 ° C, the star of Charlie’s Angels showed no signs of discomfort as he walked down the concrete barefoot street
Discreet tour: the actress went out alone and grabbed a drink before putting it in her bag
‘I just wanted to never be afraid of what life would do to me. I have probably gone to many opposite ends, now I am boring, safe and healthy. ‘
However, she hopes that society will embrace the aging process a little more.
“I would love it if there was some way to give in and give in a little more to the journey of life. We are going to grow old, things are going to get worse and everything is fine, it is a part of life. I feel more human and more vulnerable every year of my life, but I also know how to value each year more and more as well. And I’m a little crazy. ‘
Natural: Drew wore his brown hair loose and showed off his flawless complexion, with no makeup for the ride
It turns out that Drew’s chat program has been renewed for a second season.
The series distributed by CBS received the green light for the second season after experiencing a noticeable drop in audience in early 2021, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Drew, who is also the executive producer on the hour-long program, reflected on the success of the project, saying: ‘We launched this program in a pandemic, which resulted in a crazy and wonderful trip that I never expected.’
Curious: Drew is known for his eccentric sense of style
Maternity: Last year, Drew revealed that his feet grew three sizes after the birth of his daughters; Olive, eight and Frankie, six
The actress recently admitted that working on TV ‘saved’ her from forgetting her identity as an artist after moving away from cinema after the birth of her children.
Talking to Andy Cohen on her SiriusXM show last week, she said she needed to find a balance between her family and her talent.
The mother of two said, ‘I was so deeply committed to being a mother to my children. I was like, “I don’t know who I am anymore.” I think I went too far in the opposite direction [after leaving film.]’
“If I can’t remember that I’m a person with a skill set, I can die,” she continued, explaining how she started working on Netflix’s Santa Clarita Diet for three seasons.
“That show was the best thing that could have happened to me,” Drew continued later.
‘It reminded me not to lose the baby with the bath water, I don’t want to be filming all the time because I want to raise my children. It is as if you are that person, do not abandon who you are for your children. I think this is a recipe for disaster and parenting. ‘
On the screen: the actress recently admitted that working on TV ‘saved’ her from forgetting her identity as an artist after moving away from films after the birth of her children