Ashley Tisdale pulls together a chic ensemble with billowing statement sleeves while stepping out to run errands in Los Angeles
Ashley Tisdale showcased how to pull off low-key style trends during coronavirus with a chic ensemble and a facemask.
The 34-year-old star was spotted out and about on a casual day running errands in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
Recently, Los Angeles has begun to slowly re-open various parts of the city and economy after being shut down due to COVID-19.
Street style: Ashley Tisdale showcased how to pull off low-key style trends during coronavirus with a chic ensemble and a facemask while running errands in Los Angeles on Wednesday
Tisdale stepped out in a sleek pair of suede pointy-toe camel toned flat mules with a slim fitting pair of light washed jeans that showed off her slim legs.
She balanced the straight lines by opting for a billowing white top with oversized statement lantern sleeves that hit right at the top of the highwaisted denim.
Keeping her accessories to a minimum, Ashley tied a blue handkerchief around her neck.
And, staying in line with LA’s current mandate for people to wear masks when outside, Ashley had her black face covering on.
Keeping it casual: Tisdale stepped out in a sleek pair of suede pointy-toe camel toned flat mules with a slim fitting pair of light washed jeans that showed off her slim legs
Statement piece: She balanced the straight lines by opting for a billowing white top with oversized statement lantern sleeves that hit right at the top of the highwaisted denim
It’s been safety first for the actress and she was seen out recently grabbing coffee from a local establishment with her face mask firmly in place.
Ashley’s outings come after the original cast of High School Musical reunited for the first time in over a decade for ABC’s The Disney Family Singalong in April.
Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley, Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman and Lucas Grabeel led the way, via remote, from their homes for a performance of We’re All In This Together from the Disney Channel Original Movie.
Rule follower: Ashley was seen putting some change into a parking meter while keeping her protective facemask firmly in place due to COVID-19
Protect yourself: During stay at home orders Ashley has been seen wearing her black facemask, following city rules in Los Angeles for masks to be worn by all people when outside of their home
Popping out for a few: Earlier in June she was spotted, mask on, getting take out from Joan’s On Third
Joining them in the performance were stars from Descendants, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Zombies, as well as Raven-Symoné, Dove Cameron, Sofia Carson, Meg Donnelly and Milo Manheim.
Apparently everyone was excited to be a part of the reunion, but it took a bit more wrangling to get ahold of Zac.
‘We couldn’t reach Zac until late but when we did, he immediately jumped in, of course,’ said Kenny Orega, who directed the High School Musical trilogy.
Together from a distance: Ashley’s outings come after the original cast of High School Musical reunited for the first time in over a decade for ABC’s The Disney Family Singalong in April
The original East High Wildcat’s song We’re All In This Together has become a rallying call of sorts as people across the globe self-quarantine to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
‘You’re hearing those words chanted out — I’ve been sent videos from doctors, orderlies, nurses and medical professionals in masks and hospital gowns singing We’re All In This Together in the hallways of hospitals,’ Ortega added.
And what better way to kick off the anthem than to have show host Ryan Seacrest hand it over to Zac Efron for the introduction.
Star power: Apparently everyone was excited to be a part of the reunion, but it took a bit more wrangling to get a hold of Zac Efron who ultimately ended up joining but just to introduce the segment