Zoe Saldana and her husband, Marco Perego, both opted for stylish comfort in monochromatic attire as they were spotted hand-in-hand earlier Thursday in New York City.
The Avatar actress, 44, kept her look simple and casual in a pair of white pants with fashionable suspenders, while her other half wore a striped sweater of similar colors.
The talented beauty and her Italian-born husband, 43, officially tied the knot nearly ten years ago in 2013, and share three children, Bowie, Cy, and Zen.
Twinning! Zoe Saldana, 44, and her husband, Marco Perego, 43, both donned black and white ensembles as they stepped out in NYC earlier Thursday
The Guardians Of The Galaxy actress donned an Off-White cropped top, giving a glimpse of her toned midriff. The top is priced around $195, according to the luxury brand’s website.
She added a pair of high-waisted white pants that contained suspenders that were wrapped around her shoulders.
To stay warm in the cooler, fall temperatures, Zoe threw on a black and white-polka dot sweater on top of her ensemble.
The star slipped into a pair of chic, black loafers that were secured with laces to complete her overall ensemble for the day.
Stylish outing: Saldana, 44, opted for stylish comfort in a cropped top and pants with suspenders as she stepped out in the Big Apple
A tan-colored purse was slung over her left shoulder with a striped strap to hold a few items she needed during her busy schedule.
Zoe added a pair of black sunglasses for an additional stylish touch to her look and to protect her eyes during the clear day.
The talented star was pictured flashing a smile and a cheerful wave before stepping inside an awaiting vehicle.
Similar to his wife, Marco also donned an outfit comprising of black and white colors. He was pictured wearing a striped, long-sleeved black and white sweater along with a pair of black pants.
He slipped into tan-colored dress shoes and held a green jacket in his hand in case he grew chilly later in the afternoon.
Happy wave: The talented star flashed a smile and a cheerful wave as she stepped into an awaiting vehicle
Happy family: The Guardians Of The Galaxy star shares three children with her Italian-born husband; seen in October in Los Angeles
Zoe and Marco were first linked earlier in 2013, and shortly after dating, the happy couple officially said ‘I do’ that same year.
The couple share three children, Zen, and their twins Cy and Bowie. The actress recently filmed a Netflix drama miniseries titled, From Scratch, which follows the premise of an American woman who ‘falls in love with a Sicilian man while studying abroad in Italy,’ according to IMDB.
During an interview with People earlier this month, the star explained how she related to the character in the miniseries in various ways.
‘The fact that I would laugh out loud to all the things that she, as a woman that is not Italian, marrying a very Italian man, went through; it’s an ongoing thing for me,’ Zoe stated, referencing to her own marriage to Marco.
‘And a lot of it is just perfect and beautiful and blissful and exactly what I wanted,’ she also added.
Adorable: Zoe and Marco began dating in 2013, and shortly tied the knot later that same year
Connection: The actress explained to People that her latest Netflix project called, From Scratch, related to her own life and marriage to Marco; seen in October in Los Angeles
Zoe has also been cast in various upcoming projects, such as the anticipated third installment of Guardians Of The Galaxy, which is set to premiere in May 2023.
During a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, the actress explained what it felt like to film her character’s ‘departure’ from the movie.
‘Filming started bitter in the beginning ’cause obviously you’re anticipating the end,’ she stated. ‘But I’m just so happy that once again I got to work with great people.’
The star also added to the outlet while reminiscing about her days on the set that, ‘I had an evolution that I witnessed of myself, but also my director and my cast. I just felt very blessed and grateful. It was a very sweet departure, I have to say.’