Abigail Spencer looked effortlessly chic, as she ran errands in a breezy Meghan Markle-inspired olive green dress on Wednesday.
Bearing a striking resemble to her longtime pal, the 39-year-old actress was seen chatting away on her phone in a belted frock, which emphasized her trim waist.
While strutting around Brentwood in a pair of chic black sandals, the raven-haired beauty kept a fringed suede purse on her shoulder.
Effortlessly chic: Abigail Spencer appeared to be channeling her former Suits co-star Meghan Markle’s signature style, as she ran errands in a breezy olive green dress on Wednesday
The Timeless star accessorized her classic ensemble with tortoiseshell sunglasses and her lengthy dark brown hair styled in bouncy waves.
Despite covering the majority of her face under a face mask, Spencer appeared in high sprits and completely recovered from her broken wrist.
She underwent surgery in May, after her attempt at performing a back handspring for a coronavirus relief video led to a painful injury.
Channeling Meghan: Bearing a striking resemble to her longtime pal, the 39-year-old actress was seen chatting away on her phone in her belted frock, which emphasized her trim waist
At the time, Spencer documented her pre-surgery antics on her Instagram Story as she was en route to the hospital with a female pal behind the wheel.
‘My arm is my new favorite prop,’ captioned the actress as she attempted to keep her spirits high.
She shared a string of clips to her Story that showed her playfully moving her pre-surgery cast around to various songs.
Pandemic life: When Abigail and her female friend arrived to the hospital, she returned to Instagram to show what it was like being in a hospital waiting room amid COVID-19
Riding solo: She admitted that ‘that hardest part of the whole ordeal was having to go it alone’
Along with her light hearted videos, Spencer also shared a variety of support messages sent to her by close friends and family members.
When Abigail and her female friend arrived to the hospital, she returned to Instagram to show what it was like being in a hospital waiting room amid COVID-19.
‘That pandemic pre-surgery waiting room life,’ she wrote as she sported a face mask over her mouth and nose.
‘It was just me [in the waiting room],’ she wrote. ‘We all wore masks. Everyone was so careful and mindful. The staff was incredible.’
Positive vibes: Abigail shared a string of clips to her Story that showed her playfully moving her pre-surgery cast around to various songs in the car
Support: Along with her light hearted videos, Spencer also shared a variety of support messages sent to her by close friends and family members
She admitted that ‘that hardest part of the whole ordeal was having to go it alone.’
‘But I had so many of you with me in spirit. I did not feel alone. Thank you!’
Abigail initially broke the news of her broken wrist on Thursday via an Instagram post shared with her over 560,000 followers.
The picture featured Spencer lying in her bed with a tray of food by her side and a cast that stretched from the crook of her arm to her knuckles.
Tight-knit bond: Earlier this month, Spencer visited the Duke and Duchess’s Montecito neighborhood on Friday, when she set up a flower shop pop-up for her new business, County Line Florals (seen in 2019)
Earlier this month, Spencer visited the Duke and Duchess’s Montecito neighborhood, when she set up a flower shop pop-up for her new business, County Line Florals.
The All My Children alum attended Meghan and Harry’s wedding in the UK back in 2018, and she was also one of a very select group of guests invited to the Duchess of Sussex’s star-studded baby shower in New York in February last year.
The pair became pals after meeting at an audition and further bonded on the set of Suits.
Longtime pals: The pair starred on their American legal drama television series, which ran from 2011-2019
The pair starred on their American legal drama television series from 2011-2019.
Spencer previously gushed about how Markle ‘has incredible taste’ and ‘really influenced’ her ‘fashion and taste’ over the years.
‘We have a lot of similarities in what we like,’ she told People.