All black and blue! Jessica Alba cuts a chic figure in casual outfit as she joins husband Cash Warren for some retail therapy

Jessica Alba and Cash Warren got to spend some quality time on Valentine's Day - with the actress sharing an image of them celebrating with champagne and chocolate covered strawberries. 

And on Saturday, the pair took some more time together as a couple as they indulged in some retail  therapy while out shopping at Barneys New York in Beverly Hills.

Jessica, 32, looked chic in high waisted black denim jeans, a crisp white top, teamed with a bright blue button up shirt and a black jacket draped over her shoulders.

The mother-of-two wore her hair in soft waves with a side parting along with her black pointed toe flats, a pearl necklace, and a leopard print purse completed the look. 

Cash looked casual and comfortable in a grey v-neck shirt, teamed with jeans and white sneakers. 

The 35-year-old appeared in high spirits as he tipped the valet ten dollars and then lifted up his jeans hem to show off his royal blue polka dotted socks. 

The couple proceeded to do some grocery shopping. 

The day before, the Into The Blue star carried the same leopardprint bag during a lunch date at Urth Caffe in Los Angeles with two-year-old daughter Haven.

On Monday, Jessica admitted to Ellen DeGeneres that she got so tipsy at the pyjama party she threw for Cash’s 35th birthday last weekend that she has absolutely no memory of the police coming to ask for the music to be turned down.

And, worse still, it was her father-in-law who told her what happened.

Appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Fantastic Four star said that her husband had asked for the party because 'that’s what you do when you’re a grown adult, you have a pyjama pizza party and you play games, and so we’re all wearing onesies...We’re playing really grown up games like Twister.' 

Laughing, the brunette, added: 'My father in-law, who’s very conservative, he was there. 

'He was an all-American basketball player. He’s a pretty buttoned up guy. And he asked the bartender if the punch…did it have anything in it? The bartender is like: "No. It’s just right there. It's just punch."

'So my father in-law's downing it because it tastes delicious. He was like, "Ah, man. I feel funny" and I’m like, "oh no!" 

'And so, Popo got a little drunk and then he called the next day and he was like, "That was a fun party and the punch...It got me. I got loopy and then when the cops came..."'