Jennifer Garner steps out with teen daughter Violet for coffee run in Los Angeles
The actress, 53, looked casually chic for the outing in a striped white golf shirt with matching high-waist pants.
She completed her look with a pair of stylish brown leather sandals and square-framed shades, as she held onto a coffee cup and a green notebook.
Jennifer's long chestnut hair was styled straight and she wore natural-looking make-up with a neutral red lip.
Violet, 19, looked relaxed wearing a white cotton T-shirt with a pair of ankle-length, straight-leg jeans with square pockets on the front.
She stepped out in black and white sneakers, and completed her look with glasses, a white furry purse, and carried a white medical mask.
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