Lucy Hale showcased a sliver of her abs while picking up a refreshing iced coffee in Studio City.
The 32-year-old Pretty Little Liars star donned a leopard print sports bra and matching leggings as she ran errands on Sunday.
The Tennessee native wore a cropped cream-colored fleece jacket unbuttoned over her ensemble.
Toned: Lucy Hale showcased a sliver of her taut midriff while picking up an iced coffee in Studio City
Hale’s lean thighs and toned calves were on full display in the high-waisted leggings.
The Katy Keane actress sported white platform sandals with wide fuzzy tan straps that criss-crossed across her feet.
The brunette beauty’s hair was parted in the middle and pulled back. Lucy shielded her eyes with gold-rimmed sunglasses and wore a pair of Apple AirPods.
Animal style: The 32-year-old Pretty Little Liars star donned a leopard print sports bra and matching leggings as she ran errands on Sunday
Lucy accessorized with a white beaded necklace and toted an orange suede purse and an orange tote bag.
A black face mask dangled from Hale’s wrist as she checked her iPhone while walking down the street.
Lucy is clearly a fan of the animal print trend as she wore a stylish leopard print turtleneck dress in photos that she shared the day before.
Trendy: Lucy is clearly a fan of the animal print trend as she wore a stylish leopard print turtleneck dress in photos that she shared the day before
Lucy’s dress was cinched at the waist with a wide black belt. Hale captioned the shot ‘Ragdoll’ and added a leopard print emoji.
The star’s locks were styled into a sleek bob. She accessorized with gold hoop earrings, diamond studs, gold rings and a gold bracelet as she leaned against a door.
Lucy will next be seen in AMC’s upcoming crime series Ragdoll which will premiere on November 11.
In character: Hale captioned the shot ‘Ragdoll’ and added a leopard print emoji
In August, she appeared in the network’s TCA panel and discussed her new role.
According to a report from Deadline, the star explained that she was already a big fan of the genre.
‘I’m the first girl to listen any true crime podcast or to watch any of the crime shows,’ Hale said.
Coming soon: Lucy will next be seen in AMC’s upcoming crime series Ragdoll which will premiere on November 11.
The show, executive produced by Syd Gentle Films, follows an investigative team in London as they pursue a serial killer who has gruesomely murdered six people and sewn them into one body nicknamed the ‘Ragdoll.’
The team is led by the recently-reinstated DS Nathan Rose (Henry Lloyd-Hughes), who along with his best friend and boss DI Emily Baxter (Thalissa Teixeira) and new recruit DC Lake Edmunds (Hale) must find the murderer before he kills his next six victims.
The six-part series was written by Freddy Syborn, who adapted Daniel Cole’s novel of the same name.
Fan: According to a report from Deadline , the star explained that she was already a big fan of the true crime genre
Thriller: The six-part series was written by Freddy Syborn, who adapted Daniel Cole’s novel of the same name
During the interview which was conducted over Zoom, Lucy talked about playing against type.
‘When you’re a part of something like Pretty Little Liars or Katy Keane, people definitely want to keep you in that box and I’m very grateful for those opportunities.’
She continued, ‘But, I made the conscious decision that after Katy Keane got cancelled I knew that the next job I did really had to creatively excite me.’
Her old show: Seen in 2010 on Pretty Little Liars with Shane Coffey and Ian Harding
Lucy, who shot to fame when she starred as Aria Montgomery on the ABC Family teen drama Pretty Little Liars, went on to say that her fans ‘have grown up with me’ and she believes they will tune in for her new project.
Hale explained that working on the show was not just a new chapter in her career but a new book.
Lucy said, ‘Going to London and working with Sid Gentile, working with Freddy, I was so excited to work with Henry and Thalissa – it just feels elevated. I feel like I grew working with everyone.’
‘Not even a new chapter, but a new book for sure. A darker, new book.’