Film premiere in Los Angeles
Angelina Jolie shows up with her children – daughter Zahara wears an old Oscar dress
Angelina Jolie with her children Maddox and Vivienne as well as Zahara, Shiloh and Knox (from left to right) at the “Eternals” premiere.
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Angelina Jolie attended a film premiere in Los Angeles with five of her six children. Two Jolie Pitt offspring particularly surprised with their outfit.
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie appeared with five of her six children on Monday for the premiere of her new film “Eternals” (theatrical release: November 4th) in Los Angeles. The entire family wore color-coordinated outfits in black and beige tones. Two of Jolie’s daughters stood out in particular.
Shiloh, who for years only appeared in boys’ clothes and also wore a raspy hairstyle, presented herself in an asymmetrically cut pinafore dress. Her hair, which was now longer again, she had tied back.
Zahara wears an Angelina Jolie Oscar dress
The second eye-catcher: Zahara shone in a silver, floor-length dress that appeared to be the same by Elie Saab Couture that Jolie presented at the Academy Awards in March 2014. At that time, Jolie appeared at Brad Pitt’s side, and a few months later the couple married on his estate in southern France.
In 2014, Angelina Jolie wore the Elie Saab robe at the Academy Awards – at the time she was still at Brad Pitt’s side
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Angelina Jolie herself wore a strapless brown dress from Balmain to the premiere. The 46-year-old’s jewelry was most striking: Jolie chose gold creoles, several bangles and a distinctive clasp between the lower lip and chin. Both Maddox and Knox opted for chic suits, while Vivienne harmonized with her mother in a neutral dress. Jolie’s 17-year-old son Pax was not there at the performance.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt had been a couple since 2005 and married in 2014. In 2016, Jolie filed for divorce. Since then, the two have been fighting over custody of their five children. The eldest, Maddox, is no longer part of the process because he is of legal age.