Scout Willis cuts a casual figure in cycling shorts while shopping in West Hollywood

Scout Willis cut a casual figure as she indulged in shopping on Wednesday while out and about in West Hollywood.

The singer, 30, opted for relaxed cycling shorts and an oversized t-shirt after visiting Urban Outfitters.

The daughter of Hollywood A-listers Demi Moore and Bruce Willis paired the look with a pair of Chelsea boots as she stepped out into the California sun.

Scout’s long wavy head of hair fell on her back while her blonde highlights enhanced her stylish look.

The hitmaker looked a bit confused as she searched her red shoulder bag as she headed home.

The musician started her promotion campaign for her album by releasing the lead single, Woman At Best, in mid-May.

Willis called the song “a love letter to sacred female fury” and made an intimate music video she co-directed, in which she dances through a house while her sultry vocals play an acoustic guitar.

“This song is an ode to female creativity, sexuality and freedom, to the idea that I can be anything without hiding or withholding anything of myself,” she said in a statement reported by People.

She added: “I wrote this song with an almost prescient clarity, and it exactly describes the arc of a relationship that I wouldn’t enter until months after it was written.”

The album was released on Friday, June 24, which she celebrated two days later with a party and performance at Scout’s General Store in Los Angeles.

After having had a little over a week to think about all the hard work that went into the project, Willis confessed that the day of the release “felt so happy, like it was my birthday, but a birthday when I got a little kid!!’

However, she began to wonder how much should actually be celebrated after hearing that the U.S. Supreme Court’s Roe Vs. Wade (1973), thus leaving a woman’s right to abortion to the states.

“I felt a lot of guilt as I considered celebrating on a day of so much collective sadness, fear and anger,” she wrote in an Instagram post on Friday, July 1. “And then I had to ask myself, can I exist in this duality and hold the joy and pride in my achievement as well as the collective pain?”

After grappling with her thoughts and emotions, Scout realized I could, and in fact I could be of much better service while holding onto that duality.”

She added: “So with this album, with my life, my mind, body and soul, I promise to serve from a place of orientation, deep compassion, empathy, love, joy and pleasure.

She ended her message by thanking everyone who attended the party and the record’s performance, as well as those who “celebrated it from a distance.”