Apparently Hollywood actresses and singers really do a girls' night out in some serious style. Just recently, the famous 'Hunger Games' star Jennifer Lawrence and her newly found friend and 'Royal' singer Lorde went out on town in New York City for an all-girls date night.

When two shining celebrities go out together, paparazzi and several fans will definitely know about it and so several photographs have sprung up and showed that the two were quite stylish although seemingly casual in their girls' night out.

Lawrence wore a white shirt paired with a pair of torn jeans, a stylish black bag and of course her bright blonde locks while Lorde wore a navy blue dress and a shiny red bag to compliment her outfit. The two were seen out and about in NYC.

The fans apparently missed where the two went and hang out but the two were seen coming back towards where Lorde was staying in the Big Apple.

As the two walked towards the Carlyle hotel, it is noticeable that both ladies were completely make-up free but of course still had their Hollywood beauty.

The two were known to have developed a friendship upon working together during the 'Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1' film where of course Lawrence was the lead actress and Lorde was said to have worked on the soundtrack for the film.

Lorde sang the 'Yellow Flicker Beat' in the film while working with Lawrence who surprised everyone with her excellent vocal talent in the song 'The Hanging Tree'. The two also previously already publicly announced that they were indeed friendly in their social media.

Lawrence was complimented by her new friend Lorde in a previous Twitter Q&A mentioning how cute the actress was during the making of the film. "Haha she was so cute, very excited that i was there! she kept running over between takes to chat/we double fangirled. i luv jen," she wrote.

Meanwhile, Lawrence also praised her friend Lorde in an interview with BBC Radio saying, "I completely fanned out. 'Is she here? Is she here? Is she here? She's here? Ok, cool...got a picture with her,'" she recalled.