Sharon Stone, 55, could pass for a woman half her age as she shows off her slim figure in all-white outfit

She's 55-years-old, but Sharon Stone could have passed for a woman half her age as she stepped out in Los Angeles on Monday.

The actress looked stunning in a tight-fitting white vest top which highlighted her slim figure, teamed with a loose pair of white linen trousers.

Sharon finished off her look with a lightweight beige jacket and wedge heels as she indulged in some retail therapy on Rodeo Drive.

Youthful: Sharon Stone, 55, could have passed for a woman half her age as she headed out in Beverly Hills on Monday

Careful planning: Sharon teamed her white top and trousers with a beige jacket, wedge heels and gold jewellery, with a beaded headband in her blonde hair

The Basic Instinct star had clearly carefully thought about her accessory options for the outing, teaming the outfit with a drop necklace, beaded necklace and sunglasses.

Sharon's outing comes after she insisted in an interview earlier this month that she wants to grow old gracefully, and is proud of looking so natural at her age.

She told Britain's HELLO! magazine: 'I have never been a person who lies about their age. I've always thought that ageing is something we should grow into, not try to fight.'

The Lovelace star is a self-confessed gym addict and likes working out as much as possible because she enjoys the adrenaline rush, especially when it comes to water sports.

Shopping up a storm: Sharon indulged in some retail therapy on Rodeo Drive after a few work meetings

Sharon said: 'I do a lot of exercise because I enjoy it. I go to the gym, which is how I clear my mind when life gets overwhelming.
'I love everything in the water - I love to be in a boat, and I'm just now learning how to paddleboard, which is really fun.'
The blonde is also a fan of dancing and tries to incorporate the activity into her daily life - wherever she may be in the world.
She said: 'I dance a lot - when I'm in a hotel room I push back the furniture to clear a big space, put the music on and dance and dance. Plus, I have three growing boys to run after, which keeps you fit in itself.'