Whitney Port is a vision in purple as she steps out for juice run in LA

From her translucent lilac shades to her matching pajama inspired ensemble, Whitney Port was a vision in purple on Tuesday.

The Hills vet, 36, was spotted grabbing a refreshing drink in Los Angeles, clad entirely in the soothing shade.

Whitney rocked the amethyst hued ensemble with confidence as she strutted through the sunshine with her glossy blonde hair slicked back.

The only pieces of apparel that were deviating from the all-purple look was her sophisticated white handbag and a platform pair of sneakers.

She accessorized the head-turning look with several necklaces and a pair of small hoop earrings.

Now that mask restrictions have significantly loosened, Whitney was able to keep cool as she stepped out sans face covering. 

The reality star put her naturally beautiful complexion on show, which appeared minimally touched up with a hint of pink blush. 

However, emerging from her juice run, the reality star rocked a white face mask as she stepped out armed with two hydrating beverages.

Overall Whitney appeared relaxed and in good spirits as she enjoyed a moment of ‘me time.’

On top of her career as a fashion designer and blogger, the star is a doting mom to three-year-old son Sonny with her husband Tim Rosenman.

The sighting comes several weeks after Whitney revealed she was open to adopting after two devastating miscarriages.

However, she hopes to have her second child naturally before considering the adoption process.  

In conversation with the Moms Like Us podcast on May 20, Whitney spoke about trying for more children with her producer husband, 44, following ‘two miscarriages within a year.’ 

‘I had two miscarriages within a year or, like, a year and a half. So we’re trying. But we don’t have any kind of plan more than that right now,’ she told Us Weekly’s Christina Garibaldi and Brianne Manz.

And though she said she is ‘100 percent open’ to adoption, she shared that the pair are ‘not in that process yet,’ as she hopes ‘[baby No. 2] can happen naturally,’ before weighing that option.

‘We’re not in that process yet,’ she said of adoption. ‘We’ll see how it goes. I’m trying to do this new thing where I don’t give answers about something that I don’t know the answer to yet… because then I’m feeling bad about myself [since] I don’t know the answer. So, like, yes, adoption, I’m 100 percent open to it. But I’m not at that point yet.’