Diane Keaton dons a medical mask, latex gloves and a deputy sheriff’s star while out for a walk in Los Angeles amid coronavirus pandemic
She’s known for her often eccentric looks.
And Diane Keaton was at it again on Saturday, with the 74-year-old Academy Award winning actress donning an eclectic ensemble during a stroll in Los Angeles.
The Annie Hall star obviously had the coronavirus front and center of her thoughts, wearing a medical mask and latex gloves for the outing.
Idiosyncratic: Diane Keaton was at it again on Saturday, with the 74-year-old Academy Award winning actress donning an eclectic ensemble during a stroll in Los Angeles
The First Wives Club actress paired the quarantine wear with houndstooth patterned pants and a heavy knitted cardigan.
Around her neck was a scarf and she covered her silver tresses with a baseball cap marked with the letter ‘d’.
Keaton -born Diane Hall- brought a touch of flair to the outfit with a pin-on sheriff’s deputy badge marked ‘ARIZONA TERRITORY’.
The look: The First Wives Club actress paired the quarantine wear with houndstooth patterned pants and a heavy knitted cardigan
A flair to remember: Keaton -born Diane Hall- brought a touch of flair to the outfit with a pin-on sheriff’s deputy badge marked ‘ARIZONA TERRITORY’
Keaton is just one of millions of California residents living under ‘stay-at-home’ orders amid the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe.
The order, put into effect by Governor Gavin Newsom on March 19, means that only ‘essential services’ are open and operating, in a bid to slow the spread of the deadly COVID-19 virus.
Residents are still allowed to leave their homes to buy food and to exercise, but are encouraged to maintain a distance of 6 feet between each other while out and about.
The order is in place until further notice.
A league of her own: Diane is known for her often eccentric red carpet looks. Seen here in May last year