Eva Longoria wears a top that says ‘tequila’ on front as she shops at Saint Laurent

Eva Longoria went for a casual look as she strolled during a shopping trip around Paris on Wednesday.

The Desperate Housewives actress, 47, wore an all-black outfit, which included a black Tequila sweatshirt, black leggings and black sunglasses with white sneakers. 

The mother-of-one was seen holding onto a black shopping bag from French fashion house Saint Laurent.

The Grand Hotel actress recently shared a series of Instagram pictures of herself dancing at a beach side restaurant with her adorable son Santiago, four.

Eva showed off a soft golden tan in a sexy swimsuit and wore her brunette locks in a messy low bun, with a cream hat. 

‘My little dancing partner,’ she captioned her post. 

The Hollywood star is married to entrepreneur José Bastón; together they have son Santiago. 

The Texas native has been busy with her many projects.   

Longoria and her friend Dania Ramirez produce a podcast together that puts a spotlight on a family of Dominican women who fought against a brutal dictatorship and gave up everything in the fight for freedom. 

The actors’ new scripted podcast with iHeartMedia’s My Cultura Network Sisters of the Underground, tells the true story of the Mirabal sisters.

They are Patria, Minerva and María Teresa, Dominican dissidents whose courageous activism and subsequent murders by the state triggered outrage that led, in part, to the downfall of the brutal dictator Rafael Trujillo (aka El Jefe) in the 1960s.

Longoria and Ramirez — who formed a deep friendship after working on Devious Maids, which Longoria executive produced — told TODAY that bringing this story to life was ‘serendipitous.’

‘There’s nothing shocking to me that women are at the center of rebellion because women are disproportionately affected by things like this,’ Longoria said, adding that in this day and age, ‘our democracy is being threatened and it’s going to be the activism, I believe, of women in this country to really get democracy back on track and to make sure that our rights aren’t being taken away, that we’re being heard.’

Longoria added, ‘We fight for everything, every day. Women have to be twice as good, twice as efficient, twice as fast, twice as prepared and so it’s still the reality of it.’