Rumer Willis models plunging top and throwback chic flared trousers as she picks up flowers in LA
Rumer Willis was spotted surfacing from lockdown this Friday to pick up some flowers at a Los Angeles plant nursery.
The 32-year-old daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore cut a California casual figure as she ran her errands.
She teamed a plunging pale blue tank top with a complementary pair of high-waisted flared trousers for her latest outing.
On the go: Rumer Willis was spotted surfacing from lockdown this Friday to pick up some flowers at a Los Angeles plant nursery
Sweeping her dark hair up into a bun, she accessorized the look with a black leather bag and let out her animal instinct in leopard print shoes.
Her latest outing comes a few days after she uploaded an Insta Stories message candidly discussing her struggles with anxiety.
‘Wanted to share something vulnerable because I think it is important to remember there are many sides to everyone and so much we don’t see outside of the lens of social media,’ she wrote over picture of herself.
Looking fab: The 32-year-old daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore cut a California casual figure as she ran her errands
‘I have been Dealing with bad anxiety since yesterday, but working on learning how to self soothe,’ Rumer revealed on Monday.
‘It’s really had when they get bad and sometimes I feel like I’m dying, I get nauseous and my heart won’t show down.’
She explained: ‘It sometimes feels like a force so much bitter than me has taken over the control panel in my [brain emoji].’
Mover and shaker: She teamed a plunging pale blue tank top with a complementary pair of high-waisted flared trousers for her latest outing
The showbiz legacy went on to note: ‘But I realized the worst thing I can do is try to fight against it or be resistant to it.’
Rumer shared her process: ‘I have to catch myself when I find myself focusing on just wishing it was somehow different.’
She wrote: ‘So here I am, sitting here feeling like I’m gonna melt, even though I know I won’t and just trying to lean into the discomfort as scary and painful as that is.’