Eiza González was photographed in New York City on Sunday, two months after she caused a stir by saying that her good looks have been detrimental to her acting career.
The Mexico City-born actress, 34, donned a purple lace top with blue jeans and black leather boots as she was seen crossing a street in the Big Apple.
The War Office Ungentlemanly actress, who attended the Met Gala last month, carried a black purse and a phone, with her wavy brown locks parted to the side.
González took to Instagram Stories on Sunday where he said he had a ‘press day’ for his new Hulu miniseries, La Maquina, starring Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna.
In the social media post promoting the Spanish-language boxing drama, Gonzalez looked incredible as she donned a white silk shirt with a light layer of makeup.
Eiza González, 34, was photographed in New York City on Sunday, two months after she caused a stir by saying that her good looks had been detrimental to her acting career.
The Mexico City-born actress rocked a purple lace top with blue denim jeans and black leather boots while she was seen in the Big Apple.
González caused a stir last March when he said Fashion that his good looks have cost him his roles in the past.
The Godzilla vs. actress Kong told the outlet, “I remember getting (cast in) so many projects: “She’s too pretty for the role. She’s too attractive for the role.”
‘Then I would just say, “What is Margot Robbie?” She is the sexiest and most beautiful woman I have ever seen!
The Baby Driver star said the repeated problem led her to have ‘an identity crisis for a long time’ in which she considered drastically changing her appearance in an effort to boost her career.
“I thought, ‘Should I shave my head? Do I make myself less attractive? Do I become more attractive? “Do I not dress very sexy or do I dress very sexy or do I cover up all the time?” she told the outlet.
González’s comments generated a strong response on social media, as many users said that his comments had an arrogant tone and that he had overestimated his acting skills.
Gonzalez earlier this month took to the social media platform to defend Jennifer Lopez from what she claimed was online harassment.
“I have to say that the level of harassment this woman has received over the past few months is very disturbing and heartbreaking,” Gonzalez said. ‘How can you complain about someone being mean while you enjoy being mean to them?
González took to Instagram Stories on Sunday where he said he had a ‘press day’ for his new Hulu miniseries, La Maquina, starring Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna.
In the social media post promoting the Spanish boxing drama, Gonzalez looked incredible as she donned a white silk shirt with a light layer of makeup.
The War Office actress Ungentlemanly attended the Met Gala last month in New York
Gonzalez said fans should take a more sensitive stance on how they view celebrities like Lopez, who made headlines amid marital problems with Ben Affleck and a canceled summer music tour.
“People are human, they make mistakes and some personal things happen to them and at the same time they have to constantly be perfect in front of the public,” González said.
He added that “the world is a pretty complicated place” and “the best thing we could do right now is be kind, since “we have no idea what people are experiencing.”