Camila Morrone showcases her effortless summer style in boho chic look in NYC

Camila Morrone stepped out in New York City’s West Village this week, embracing a casual boho chic aesthetic that proved she looks stylish on and off the red carpet. The actress and model was spotted smiling while grabbing coffee with a friend.

She was dressed in a delicate white dress paired with classic cowboy boots, joining the cowboy core trend paired with a laid-back vibe. Camila carried a camel-toned Coach handbag that completed the outfit.

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She was photographed walking around her neighborhood, showcasing her relaxed energy and natural beauty. Her low-key outing in NYC follows a major fashion moment earlier this month when she dazzled at the premiere of her new film 'Gonzo Girl' during the 2025 Tribeca Festival. 

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On the red carpet, the proud Latina stunned in a white silk Gabriela Hearst gown, accented with black lace trim, a look that proved her preference for monochrome elegance.

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When it comes to beauty, Camila is known for keeping it simple. She styled her signature brunette hair in loose waves, rocking a soft glam makeup look and accessorizing with minimal jewelry, posing for photos ahead of the screening.

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Fans at the premiere were treated to a few warm moments, as she stopped to take photos and greet them before heading inside. It’s not the first time she has stepped out in black-and-white ensembles, as she has consistently favored this timeless color palette.

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From her Golden Globes appearance to Chanel’s Haute Couture show in Paris last summer, the 'Daisy Jones & The Six' star has a clear preference for simple yet ethereal outfits. 

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Camila admitted that she found out what makes her feel more confident during an interview with Marie Claire UK. "Throughout young adulthood you're trying all of these different things to find out what makes you feel sexy, confident, and bold, and [for me] it is only in the past few years that I have started to narrow down my go-tos," she said.