Julianne Moore cuts a casual figure in beige coat and black skinny jeans as she goes for a stroll in New York City
She's one of Hollywood's most acclaimed actresses with a career spanning over three decades.
And Julianne Moore cut a casual figure as she went for a stroll in the East Village in New York City on Wednesday.
The film star, 58, donned a knee-length beige coat for the day, pairing it with black skinny jeans and matching trainers.
Out and about: Julianne Moore, 58, cut a casual figure as she went for a stroll in the East Village in New York City on Wednesday
Styling her flame-haired locks into an updo, Julianne also sported a dark top and completed her look with a pair of shades and a black bag.
Julianne recently discussed the issue of pay disparity in the entertainment industry in an interview with The Telegraph.
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The Oscar winner admitted that there is still a 'hierarchy' involved in mainstream movies which serves as a huge 'challenge' when it comes to discrepancies in pay.
She said: 'In terms of other films, obviously it's hierarchical. So if there are people who have bigger parts and are bigger stars they'll be paid more.
Casual: The film star donned a knee-length beige coat for the day, pairing it with black skinny jeans and matching trainers
Fashion: Styling her flame-haired locks into an updo, Julianne also sported a dark top and completed her look with a pair of shades and a black bag
'But I think the question everyone is asking is, well even if it is hierarchical, and you have actors of equal stature and equal parts, then they should be paid the same. But obviously it's very challenging.'
It comes after Julianne said she believes in implementing quotas to reach gender parity in Hollywood at an event at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
She said: 'We will not have gender parity unless everybody is cooperating. Women are not a special interest group. We're 52 percent of the global population.
'We will have to make major changes to reach parity. That's just a fact. So, I do believe in quotas. I really do.
'I believe in trying to level the playing field for everybody regardless of their gender or their culture or ethnicity. You have to open doors.'
Equality: Julianne has said there is still a 'hierarchy' involved in mainstream movies which serves as a huge 'challenge' when it comes to discrepancies in pay
