Kate Bosworth sends good vibes as she flaunts her fabulous legs in a tie-dye mini dress during dog walk in LA
She recently reunited with her Blue Crush co-stars, 18-years after the hit film was released.
But Kate Bosworth enjoyed some downtime on Tuesday as she took her Blue Picardy French Spaniel, Happy, for a walk.
The 37-year-old actress put on a fashionable display for her outing in Los Angeles, flaunting her legs in a two-toned pink tie-dye dress.
Fashionable walk: Kate Bosworth enjoyed some downtime on Tuesday as she took her Blue Picardy French Spaniel, Happy, for a walk, in Los Angeles
Her mini dress from Boohoo, featured a sleeveless design and padded shoulders.
She teamed it with crisp white sneakers and layered gold necklaces.
Kate left her blonde hair down in a slightly wavy sleek style, parted in the middle.
Her dog, whom she adopted back in 2014, was also fashionable with his orange, blue, and yellow bandanna.
Summer fresh: Her mini dress from Boohoo featured a sleeveless design and padded shoulders
At the time Kate adopted Happy, she said ‘he really is happy. When he was born, he had a big smile on his snout.’
Despite the rising number of coronavirus cases in Los Angeles, the actress opted to go without a face mask.
However, no one appeared to be within six feet of her.
Earlier this month Kate virtually reunited with her Blue Crush co-stars Michelle Rodriguez and Sanoe Lake to reminisce about the making of their hit film.
18 years later: Earlier this month Kate virtually reunited with her Blue Crush co-stars Michelle Rodriguez and Sanoe Lake to reminisce about the making of their hit film
What’s more, the leading ladies also revealed they’d be more than willing to shoot a sequel, as seen on their Zoom call on Friday.
‘Everybody wants to know, would we be up for a sequel?’ Bosworth, 37, prompted her costars.
Lake, 41, almost immediately responded with, ‘Yes, obviously. 100 percent.’
And Fast And Furious star Rodriguez, 42, concurred: ‘I would totally, man. I love you girls and I love Hawaii. You don’t have to ask me twice!’
Girl power: Blue Crush exhilarated audiences with incredible surfing scenes showing the raw power of the ocean along with strong female characters
Based on journalist Susan Orlean’s 1998 Outside Magazine article Life’s Swell, Blue Crush told the story of a rising surf star preparing for a huge competition in Hawaii while also falling in love with a football player.
Bosworth played main character Anne Marie, with Rodriguez portraying her friend Penny along with Lena, as played by Lake.
During their remote chat, the actresses all reflected on why Blue Crush was so popular, and why it still is part of the pop culture landscape today.
‘I think that’s why it resonated with so many females and girls,’ Lake shared. ‘They were like, “Oh, I can! I can do it!”‘