She revealed last week that she spent her teenage years working as a waitress in a pizza restaurant in Georgia. 

And was back on the East Coast on Sunday, enjoying a solo outing and retail therapy around .

The 51-year-old beauty was all smiles and in great spirits while braving the chilly weather in a pair of Tod's loafers.

Happy days: Julia Roberts was all smiles when she stepped out in New York City for some retail therapy on Sunday

Julia stunned in a navy colored overcoat and a pair of loose fitting pants of the same color.

She teamed the look with a pair of patent leather loafers by Tod's and accessorised with a burgundy colored cross-body bag. 

The Pretty Woman beauty accessorised the winter ensemble with a pair of shades and carried around a hot beverage mug and a bottle of water.

Gorgeous: Julia stunned in a navy colored overcoat and a pair of loose fitting pants of the same color and patent leather loafers by Tod's

Julia's brunette locks were styled into loose waves for the outing.  

Her makeup was kept simplistic with blushed cheeks and a pinky nude lip.  

The Homecoming star's sighting comes after she appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday where she revealed that she spent her teenage years as a waitress in her home state of Georgia. 

Beauty queen: Julia's brunette locks were styled into loose waves for the outing

Rise to the top: The Homecoming star's sighting comes after she appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday where she revealed that she spent her teenage years as a waitress in her home state of Georgia

'I worked in a pizza parlor. I was a teenager, I was in high school,' said the mother-of-three who is wed to cinematographer Danny Moder. 

The Runaway Bride star added, 'Ironically now, it’s funny because the place was called ShowBiz Pizza. I think I was inspired by my job there.'

She went on to star as a waitress in her breakout hit Mystic Pizza in 1988 alongside Annabeth Gish and Lili Taylor.   

Julia is now reportedly worth $140m. 

Started at the bottom: 'I worked in a pizza parlor. I was a teenager, I was in high school,' said the mother-of-three who is wed to cinematographer Danny Moder