Angelina Jolie traveled to Italy to attend the Turin Film Festival, where she dressed elegantly for the occasion.
She wore a loose-fitting black knit sweater with a V-neckline, which she rolled up at the sleeves to give it a more relaxed and informal look. She wore the top with a midi-length pencil skirt, emphasizing her tiny body. The ensemble demonstrated her ability to seamlessly combine elegant minimalist pieces with a variety of styling options.
The actress defied red carpet conventions by wearing plain black suede flats rather than high heels. Angelina completed her look with delicate hoop earrings and a sleek yellow-gold bracelet. She then wrapped a beautiful beige wool coat over her shoulders to insulate herself from the evening chill.
Jolie’s makeup was classic, with a cat-eye look and nude lipstick.
Her highlighted hair was arranged into enormous, curling waves that flowed down her back. Angie was honored at the festival with the “Stella della Mole” award for her acting career. She also showcased her new project, Without Blood, which had its international premiere.
Angelina wrote and directed the drama, which is based on the novel by Italian novelist Alessandro Baricco. Salma Hayek, her close friend and the star of Maleficent, performed the primary role. The 58-year-old actress of Mexican heritage played Nina, a youngster witnessing a horrible act of vi:olen:ce by rivals that k.i.l.l.e.d her father and brother.
Jolie landed in Italy alone, despite having recently made numerous public appearances with her children to promote her film Maria, which is about opera singer Maria Callas.
Last Monday, the Oscar-winning actress went to the Governors Awards gala with her 16-year-old son, Knox. According to sources close to Brad Pitt, Angelina’s solo appearances are purposeful, intending to put pressure on her former husband.
Since their breakup in 2016, the stars have been embroiled in a lengthy court battle, and they are currently disputing the French estate, Château Miraval, which includes a vineyard where they were married.
