Tallulah Willis She looked like a stylish fashionista as she waited for a friend at the world famous Melrose Place in Los Angeles.
The daughter of Hollywood icons Bruce Willis and Demi Moore donned a throwback ensemble consisting of a white, black, pink and red patterned skirt and pink top.
Willis, 29, also wore a pair of tan sandals while carrying a wicker bag in her right hand.
The actress dyed her hair a shade of red and cut it above her ears and styled it slightly on a spiky side.
Glamorous: Tallulah Willis, 29, stepped out to meet a friend in Los Angeles on Wednesday in a throwback ensemble that would have done a star of the 1940s and ’50s proud
While on standby, Willis had some cool sunglasses resting on his head most of the time.
But at one point, as he paced back and forth, he put on his sunglasses to help with the glaring Southern California sun, on a day when the temperature topped 90 degrees Fahrenheit as a higher temperature in the inside.
The Whole Ten Yards star opted to leave the bottom two buttons undone at the top, giving a hint of her toned midriff.
On this warm and sunny day, she seemed to go without makeup, or kept it to a minimum.
Her afternoon outing, which apparently included some shopping or browsing, comes just days after she took to Instagram to share a photo of herself posing proudly in a bikini.
“Post on the front page because I’m hot,” he declared with evident pride in his words, months after taking down a body-shaming troll.
In the image, she posed with her hands above her head while wearing a coral Equator top with tiger stripes and matching Praia bottoms from swimwear brand Tropic of C, according to page six.
The youngest of her famous father’s three daughters, which also includes Rumer, 34, and Scout, 31, she has been open about her mental health issues, including anorexia nervosa, which is often just called anorexia. .
He went on to confess that he had lost weight rapidly due to ADHD medication,
Retro chic: The actress walked down Melrose Place dressed in a white, pink, black and red skirt with a pink top and tan sandals
Openness: The Whole Ten Yards star has been open and honest of late about her mental health issues, including anorexia nervosa, which is often just called anorexia.
Mental health issues: In an article for Vogue in May, Willis admitted she weighed just 84 pounds as of spring 2022, but has been on the road to recovery ever since.
The eating disorder is ‘characterized by abnormally low body weight, an intense fear of gaining weight and a distorted perception of weight, according to the Mayo Clinic. “People with anorexia place a high value on controlling their weight and shape, and they engage in extreme exertion that tends to significantly interfere with their lives.
In an article for FashionWillis revealed that she had been reluctant to discuss her struggle with anorexia “because, after being sober at 20, restricting food has felt like the last vice I have to hold on to.”
By the spring of 2022, he admitted to weighing just 84 pounds.
It was always freezing. I was calling mobile IV crews to come to my house and I couldn’t walk in my Los Angeles neighborhood because I was afraid I wouldn’t have a place to sit and catch my breath,” he shared.
She would go on to reveal that while she was wrapped up in her ‘body dysmorphia’ and ‘bragging about it on Instagram’, her father was quietly struggling with his dementia symptoms.
Over the past year, he has been introduced to a variety of therapies, his ADHD meds have been modified, and he has been feeling much better.
‘I realized that what I wanted more than harmony with my body was harmony with my family: to stop worrying them, to bring lightness to my sisters and my parents,’ she wrote.
Proud pose: “Post on main bc I’m hot,” she declared with evident pride in her words, months after taking down a body-shaming troll.
Family Matters: Now in recovery mode with her mental health, the actress also shared about wanting to be there for her father, Bruce Willis, in the wake of his dementia diagnosis
Supportive: Tallulah and the rest of the family have been supportive of her father since he was diagnosed with dementia; she is pictured with her father, mother and her two sisters in October 2001
Plunged into recovery mode, Willis now believes she has the tools to be present in “every facet of my life,” and that especially includes her relationship with her famous father.
The Die Hard star had originally been diagnosed with aphasia, a brain-mediated inability to speak or understand speech, but earlier this year doctors discovered he actually had frontotemporal dementia, a progressive neurological disorder that affects his cognition. and behavior from day to day. .
As a result, Tallulah is savoring as many moments as she can with her dad, spending time with him and taking as many photos as possible.
And while she knows trials are coming, regarding her father’s medical condition, this process has made her really understand the old saying about ‘love yourself before you can love someone else, it’s true,’ she said.
