Diane Keaton, 71, looks youthful in striped top and scarf
Diane Keaton looked much younger than her 71 years as she was spotted filming a new project alongside Alicia Silverstone and Katie Aselton.
The iconic actress was seen talking and laughing during the scene in Los Angeles on Monday alongside the two actresses.
Diane looked youthful in a striped button-up shirt along with a small scarf tied tightly around her neck.
Youthful! Diane Keaton looked much younger than her 71 years as she was spotted filming a new project alongside Alicia Silverstone and Katie Aselton
She paired the collared shirt with dark blue pants that showed off her trim figure.
The veteran actress wore her natural grey hair down around her shoulders for a youthful look and opted for little makeup on her face.
She finished off the look with leather ankle boots that featured a bit of a heel.
Alicia was all smiles in a floral maxi dress that she paired with metallic flip flops.
The 71-year-old actress was seen talking and laughing during the scene in Los Angeles on Monday alongside the two actresses
She wore her caramel blonde hair straight around her shoulders and had on natural makeup that highlighted her pretty features.
The most noticeable costume change was Kate, who was sporting a fake baby bump for the unknown project, but appeared unfazed by her large belly.
She wore jeans and dark blue ballet slippers paired with a light green patterned maternity top.
The actress, who is marred to famed director Mark Duplass, wore her brunette hair down around her shoulders and had it styled with cute bangs for the film.
Fakin' it! The most noticeable costume change was Kate, who was sporting a fake baby bump for the unknown project, but appeared unfazed by her large belly
Diane was recently presented with the AFI Lifetime Achievement Award for her long and illustrious Hollywood career.
Former boyfriend and director Woody Allen, who helmed one of Keaton's most famous films, Annie Hall, presented the actress with the award in June.
The 81-year-old director first compared Keaton, 71, to ambitious actress Eve Harrington from the 1950 Hollywood classic All About Eve.
'This is not to suggest that Diane when I met her was ruthlessly ambitious, but she did make an interesting Freudian slip,' Allen told the star-studded audience at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
Close friends: Woody directed Keaton in eight films including the 1977 romantic comedy Annie Hall that won four Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actress and Best Director
'When we started going out she meant to refer to me as a talented young director, but instead called me a stepping stone. So, it was a red flag,' Allen quipped as Keaton laughed from the dais.
Allen also praised Keaton's writing ability and singled out her 2011 memoir Then Again in which she wrote about suffering from bulimia and her love for the director.
He then turned serious and called Keaton who he directed in eight films a 'great inspiration'.