Amanda Bynes was spotted out and about in Los Angeles with a friend this weekend.
The 38-year-old former child star — who recently hosted an art show — wore a pair of skintight gray leggings and a black T-shirt with a large chainlink graphic print across the front.
The former studying cosmetologist wore a black and white striped beanie over her bleached hair.
Her casual look was rounded out with a pair of white, high-top Vans sneakers and she carried a small white Prada bag.
Bynes’ eyes were heavily lined with black, her eyebrows heavily darkened, and she showed off the heart-shaped tattoo on her right cheek.
Amanda wore small stud earrings and tucked a pair of dark sunglasses into the collar of her shirt.
Amanda Bynes was spotted out and about in Los Angeles with a friend this weekend
The former studying cosmetologist wore a black and white striped beanie over her bleached hair
Meanwhile, her companion for the outing put on a loud display with long, two-toned purple and pink hair combined with a neatly trimmed ginger beard.
The person wore black leggings, flip flops, and a black-and-white-patterned blouse and shawl combination.
Topping the eccentric look was a pair of pink heart-shaped sunglasses.
It comes about three weeks after the ex All That cast member hosted an art show, which was attended by Noah Cyrus.
In December she collaborated with fashion designer Austin Babbitt, aka Asspizza, to pull off the event after working on and releasing a set of clothing designs together.
The soiree was held at the PLANTS + SPACES store in Los Angeles and tickets sold out, according to a link shared on Amanda’s Instagram account.
In early October Bynes revealed that she’d worked on several clothing articles with Austin.
Amanda successfully hosted an art show a few weeks ago
She put on a busty display in a cleavage-flashing black top and high-waisted black pants in photos shared on Instagram
Their collection includes a $60 white T-shirt with a bold-lined black sketch of a woman resembling the retired actress.
Other pieces offered on Babbitt’s website are three iterations of $100 shorts with more original drawings.
Sharing the items via her Instagram Stories at the time, Amanda wrote, ‘My associate’s of art degree majoring in product development at FIDM paid off.’
She said in a statement to People magazine that she and Babbitt were ‘working on doing a pop-up art show in December’ and that it would ‘have art and clothing,’ and now it seems the undertaking went off without a hitch.
Following the event, Amanda shared two snapshots from the party as she posed with a friend.
