Eva Longoria looked oh so chic at the Peninsula Hotel in Paris on Thursday.
The 48-year-old stood out while wearing an entirely-white outfit as she made the most of her Paris Fashion Week experience.
The Desperate Housewives actress, who recently showcased her sculpted form during a tennis match in Mexico, donned a flowing coat and kept her sleeves rolled up as she posed for a few photos.
Longoria paired her top with a pair of slightly oversized pants after she arrived at the hotel.
The television personality accessorized with various pieces of jewelry, including a sparkling necklace and a watch.
Oh so chic: Eva Longoria was pictured after arriving at the Peninsula Hotel in Paris on Thursday
The producer’s gorgeous brunette hair fell onto her shoulders and contrasted perfectly with the bright tone of her clothing.
She was joined on the trip by her longtime hairstylist Ken Paves.
Alongside her Hollywood career, Longoria has been busy working on building her her tequila brand, Casa Del Sol.
Longoria initially launched Casa Del Sol, which she co-founded, in September of 2021.
The performer has since taken a hands-on approach to boosting her company’s public image and has appeared in several promotional photos for the brand over the years.
The actress spoke about her involvement with Casa Del Sol during an interview with InStyle, where she stated that her company was ‘not a celebrity brand.’
She then described Casa Del Sol as ‘a tequila brand that is Mexican-forward and honoring and supporting all the amazing women behind it, trying to forge a path for themselves in a very macho industry.’
Lady in white: The Desperate Housewives actress donned a flowing coat and kept her sleeves rolled up as she posed for a few photos
Suits you: Longoria paired her top with a pair of slightly oversized pants after she arrived at the hotel
Taking the reins: Longoria initially launched Casa Del Sol, which she co-founded, in September of 2021
The actress went on to speak about what initially attracted her to the liquor company.
‘I was so impressed that it was Mexican-forward, it was about Mexican heritage, it was about honoring the region…and keeping the success there — not just going into this region, exploiting it, and selling tequila over the world,’ she said.
Longoria was also open about her enthusiasm to be able to work with a female-led company.
‘Tequila’s the number one spirit preferred by women, and yet you don’t see a lot of female tequilas. Not that this tequila is for women, but our master distiller is a woman, which is really rare,’ she said.
