The WandaVision actress, 33, stepped out in a tight green tank top and a pair of black trousers.

She pulled a black baseball cap low over her eyes, and she walked in sandals.

Mother-daughter: Elizabeth Olsen enjoyed a mother-daughter day out with her mom Jarnette in Los Angeles on Thursday

The Los Angeles native protected her eyes with dark sunglasses and her hair was tied up in a tight bun.

Her mother, 68, wore a large black shirt and light purple sweats. She added a black headband and tied her hair up in a messy ponytail of sorts.

The pair were just leaving the grocery store Whole Foods when they were spotted.

Causal chic: The WandaVision actress, 33, stepped out in a tight green tank top and a pair of black trousers

Like mother, like daughter: Her mother, 68, wore a large black shirt and light purple sweats. She added a black headband and tied her hair up in a messy ponytail of sorts

The Oldboy actress’ outing marked a rare day off for the perpetually busy star.

Along with her recent work on WandaVision and Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, the actress is set to star in the upcoming limited HBO series, Love And Death.

The show will take place in 1980 Texas, and follows Candy Montgomery, played by Elizabeth, who allegedly murdered her neighbor, Betty Gore, according to Deadline.

There isn’t an official release date, but the true crime series is set to premiere on the streaming site later in 2022.

Playing a killer: Along with her recent work on WandaVision and Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, the actress has been cast to star in the upcoming limited HBO series, Love And Death (pictured May 2022)

Playing an alleged killer: The show will take place in 1980 Texas, and follows Candy Montgomery, played by Elizabeth, who allegedly murdered her neighbor, Betty Gore, according to Deadline (Candy Montgomery pictured)

Although the talented beauty has starred in a number of films, Elizabeth has chosen to get rid of her social media accounts.

During an interview amid a segment for Good Morning America, the star opened up about her decision.

‘I feel like I had a good mental health relationship with Instagram,’ she stated, adding that it, ‘didn’t give me a lot of joy in my life.’

She also explained that deleting her social media has, ‘made me really intentional with what I consume from what I’m reading or the internet.’