Heather Graham, 50, displays her incredible figure in a cream bikini as she poses on a beach with her pal
She’s been enjoying some downtime amid California‘s coronavirus lockdown.
And Heather Graham treated herself to a beach day with her friend Odessa Rae on Monday.
Looking as youthful as ever, the Drugstore Cowboy actress, 50, turned heads in a cream bikini, which highlighted her sensational figure.
Girls day out: Heather Graham, 50, stunned in a cream bikini as she treated herself to a beach day with her friend Odessa Rae on Monday
The media personality was the picture of confidence as she posed in her complementary swimwear, which she styled with a wide-brimmed hat and dark shades.
With her tresses worn in its natural wave pattern, the screen star accentuated her features with matte foundation and a slick of pink lipstick.
‘Today feels like the first day of summer. Having a beach day with @princessodessa’, the Flaked actress captioned the photo.
In her element: The Drugstore Cowboy actress, 50, said the idyllic outing felt like the ‘first day of summer’
Busy bee: Before the coronavirus pandemic, the screen star was on a promotional tour for her drama film The Rest Of Us (pictured at LA premiere on February)
Before the coronavirus pandemic, Heather was on a promotional tour for her drama film The Rest Of Us.
The thespian represented the movie at a special screening in February at a SAG-AFTRA Foundation event in Los Angeles.
Heather portrays the role of a single mother who reluctantly takes in her ex-husband’s second wife as a houseguest after his untimely death leaves his new family homeless.
Breakthrough: Heather first rose to fame aged 17, when she played the role of Mercedes Lane opposite Corey Haim and Corey Feldman in the 1988 teen comedy License To Drive (pictured)
The Rest Of Us premiered last September at the Toronto International Film Festival and opened in theaters on Valentine’s Day.
Heather first rose to prominence aged 17, when she played the role of Mercedes Lane opposite Corey Haim and Corey Feldman in the 1988 teen comedy License To Drive.
The TV and film star garnered critical acclaim a year later for her performance in Gus Van Sant’s gritty drama Drugstore Cowboy and later was featured in Boogie Nights and Swingers.