Keke Palmer Turns Sidewalks of N.Y.C. into Her Own Catwalk in 2 Vibrants Looks

Keke Palmer came to slay the sidewalk.

The actress and singer, 31, stepped out in New York on Jan. 15 to promote her latest project, One of Them Days, looking as glam as ever.

For an appearance on Good Morning America, Palmer wore a body-hugging midi-length rust-colored dress with a wide belt. She topped it with a long cozy light pink coat while posing for pictures outside the studio. She finished her look with pointed-toe heels and a Dior handbag.

Her hair was styled in a voluminous curled fashion, with the color nearly matching her dress.

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Palmer didn't spend her whole morning in just one outfit, though. Of course not! She also stopped by Today with Jenna and Friends, where she pitched in as cohost following Hoda Kotb's departure last week.

For her hosting gig, she wore an all-green pantsuit with fur lapels on the jacket. While outside the studio, she carried a white Chloé bag and completed the look with another pair of pointed-toe heels.

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Palmer's newest film, One of Them Days, also stars SZA in her acting debut. The former child star told PEOPLE in December that audiences are about to be "gagged" by her talent.

"Honestly, it's so, so good. I really am just so proud of you and the movie. It's all, to me, a match made in heaven."

For her part, SZA told PEOPLE that working alongside Palmer made her debut gig a little easier, but it was still daunting trying something new.

"I'm trying something brand new. All I can do is try my best, you know, and thank God for the opportunity and just kinda lean into and accept it as a growing experience," SZA shared. "I have tons of fears of being perceived on camera, talking, my voice [and] being next to Keke, who's a superstar of so many multitudes."

The duo plays best friends in the film, which is produced by Issa Rae. It hits theaters Jan. 17.

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