On a sunny afternoon in New York City, Angelina Jolie stepped out of the Greenwich Hotel looking ready for summer. The 47-year-old actress donned an elegant, long white dress with a sleeveless design, featuring a V-neckline and stitching over the bodice. With her hair down and a purse in hand, Jolie flaunted her comfortable platform sandals while sporting aviator sunglasses for a touch of Hollywood glamour. Walking alongside her was her daughter Zahara, who attends Spelman College and is now 18 years old. Jolie and Brad Pitt adopted Zahara from Ethiopia in 2005, making her their eldest daughter. This sighting occurred just three weeks before Jolie’s 48th birthday, which falls on June 4. Take a look at some of her best red carpet moments below.
Angelina Jolie and her daughter Zahara were spotted outside the Greenwich Hotel in New York City, looking ready for summer on Thursday afternoon. Zahara, who studies at Spelman College, was dressed casually in black slacks, a black T-shirt, a brown jacket, white sneakers, and an orange purse, with her hair worn down while holding onto her cell phone. The famous mother-daughter duo was first seen in New York City on Wednesday when they landed at JFK airport. Earlier this year, they were also spotted in Manhattan while enjoying dinner and shopping. Angelina Jolie, who shares six children with her ex-husband Brad Pitt, recently announced the launch of Atelier Jolie, a creative space for designers.
In the midst of the bustling city, a 47-year-old actress who has won an Academy Award was spotted looking stunning. Her attire consisted of a sophisticated white dress that had no sleeves and a V-neckline. The bodice featured intricate stitching that added to the overall elegance of the outfit.
In addition to carrying a purse, Brad Pitt’s former wife also chose to let her hair fall loosely around her shoulders.
Val Kilmer’s ex-partner recently revealed her new venture through a copper background logo. The mother of six stated that she is starting a collective where everyone can unleash their creativity. The project, Atelier Jolie, aims to provide a platform for artistic individuals to collaborate with skilled and diverse tailors, pattern makers, and artisans from different parts of the world. The Eternals actress shared that this initiative came from her deep appreciation and respect for the many tailors and makers she has worked with throughout the years. She also hopes to make use of high-quality vintage materials and deadstock fabrics while contributing to the promotion of self-expression.
She sported a pair of aviator sunglasses that gave her a touch of Hollywood elegance, and flaunted her chic platform sandals that looked as comfortable as they were stylish. Her shades were perfectly positioned to shield her eyes from the sun.
The daughter of famous actor Jon Voight proudly displayed her collection of tattoos on her slim arms. The term “deadstock fabric” refers to rolls of cloth that have not been sold by a textile factory or are remaining from a brand’s production batch. Jolie concluded her statement with an invitation for more updates and directed readers to visit atelierjolie.com. Her friend, Priyanka Chopra, added a red heart and fire emoji as a sign of support. On her website, Jolie shared a personal note emphasizing her passion for fashion and how she has had the opportunity to experiment with clothing design over the years. She acknowledged the importance of tailors in fashion, noting that they play a crucial role in bringing designs to life.
AJ recently reported that Jolie had some exciting news to share on Wednesday. The talented Academy Award-winning actress revealed that she is set to launch Atelier Jolie, a creative hub for designers.
According to Jon Voight’s daughter, Angelina, she loves creating with a specific group of makers who often go unrecognized for their talents. She plans to build a space where these creative individuals can collaborate with skilled tailors, pattern makers, and artisans from around the world. The goal is to provide a fun environment where people can express their creativity without limitations and discover themselves in the process. Angelina’s company will only use high-quality vintage materials and deadstock, allowing people to repair or upcycle items from their closet and create unique, meaningful garments. She hopes to create an inclusive community that highlights the contributions of everyone involved in the creative process and provides opportunities for underappreciated groups like refugees. Although she admits to being more of an artist than a businesswoman, Angelina is excited to be a part of this new creative collective and hopes others will join her.
