Camila Mendes and boyfriend Rudy Mancuso made a stylish pair as they arrived at a Música screening in New York City on Tuesday.
The 29-year-old Riverdale alum wore a classic look consisting of a button-up white blouse, a black blazer, and blue jeans.
She added a pair of ruby-red pointy-toe heels and toted a small, black handbag.
Joining her in black slacks, a black coat, and a tucked-in white shirt was Mancuso, 32.
The couple met while working on the movie, which Rudy wrote, directed, and starred in with Mendes playing his love interest.
Camila Mendes and boyfriend Rudy Mancuso made a stylish pair as they arrived at a Música screening in New York City on Tuesday
![The 29-year-old Riverdale alum wore a classic look consisting of a button-up white blouse, a black blazer, and blue jeans](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/04/03/04/83175067-13265921-The_29_year_old_Riverdale_alum_wore_a_classic_look_consisting_of-a-1_1712114026830.jpg)
The 29-year-old Riverdale alum wore a classic look consisting of a button-up white blouse, a black blazer, and blue jeans
Camila partially pulled her lustrous, dark locks back, keeping the front pieces off her face as the hair flowed down her back.
She looked radiant with her face aglow in a full palette of makeup that highlighted her eyes, cheeks, and pout.
Mancuso added shiny, black, leather shoes to round out his look.
He was clean-shaven and his curly-textured dark hair was longer on top as he rocked a tousled bouffant.
Mendes and Mancuso’s Prime Video movie comes out on April 4.
Last month Rudy spoke to Entertainment Weekly about how his romance with the siren came to be.
‘I met Cami on the film, and of course it was a dream come true,’ he said, adding, ‘She ticked every single box that I could possibly tick for this character.’
He listed: ‘She’s Brazilian American, she’s beautiful, she’s immensely talented, and she really connected and personalized Isabella, her character, which was amazing because as we were shooting, our characters were having conversations that her and I were having conversations about in real life, so the lines would often blur between Rudy and Isabella and Rudy and Camila because of how personalized it was. Rudy and Isabella’s connection translated to real life. ‘
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She added a pair of ruby-red pointy-toe heels and toted a small, black handbag
![Camila pulled part of her lengthy, lustrous, dark locks back](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/04/03/04/83175063-13265921-Camila_pulled_part_of_her_lengthy_lustrous_dark_locks_back-a-4_1712114027027.jpg)
Camila pulled part of her lengthy, lustrous, dark locks back
![Camila, actor Josh Horowitz, and Rudy](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/04/03/04/83175075-13265921-Camila_actor_Josh_Horowitz_and_Rudy-a-5_1712114027162.jpg)
Camila, actor Josh Horowitz, and Rudy
![Mancuso arrived in black slacks, a black coat, and a tucked-in white shirt](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/04/03/04/83175747-13265921-Mancuso_arrived_in_black_slacks_a_black_coat_and_a_tucked_in_whi-a-6_1712114027192.jpg)
Mancuso arrived in black slacks, a black coat, and a tucked-in white shirt
The film is based on a subtly fictionalized version of the director — who hails from Newark, New Jersey — as he goes through a rough patch at the end of his college career.
Camila plays Isabella, who he meets at a local market and changes his life.
He gushed to EW that Mendes ‘was such an incredible collaborator,’ noting, ‘She also produced the film, and she made it better.’
He added: ‘She was a dream person to work with because I wouldn’t consider myself an actor — I mean, clearly I am in this film, I’m in every frame of the thing, but I felt it was important for me to play this character because it quite literally is me, but I was intimidated.
‘Cami is a very skilled, trained actor, has been doing this for years, so I was worried. “Will there be chemistry? If there isn’t chemistry, am I good enough an actor to compensate for the lack of chemistry?”‘
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