Angelina Jolie is one of the most gorgeous women in the world and she is definitely fashion-forward. Here are ten of her boldest outfits which blew us all away!
Being heavily pregnant with twins did not stop Angie looking absolutely fantastic as she walked the red carpet at the Kung Fu Panda premiere in 2008. This flowing green chiffon dress made her look radiant but also comfortable. The neckline proved that she was not afraid to show off her chest even whilst pregnant.
Back in the 90’s and early 2000’s, Angelina was better known for her punk rock style as opposed to glamorous dresses. Her appearance at the Lara Croft: Tomb Raider premiere was no different. Styled in a pair of leather trousers, paired with a studded belt, and worn alongside a black tank top and a pair of leather boots, Angelina was the perfect embodiment of her character.
If there are two things Angelina Jolie loves, they are Versace and the colour green – as proven by the 2011 Golden Globes. Angelina wore this full length, full sleeved, sparkly green dress as she attended the ceremony for her Best Actress nomination for The Toursit. The dress also had a draped back which revealed the prominent tattoo on her shoulder blade.
This may be Angelina’s most famous dress – so much so that it became a meme! The striking black dress with the plunging leg split showed off Angelina’s incredible figure. It was also a more revealing look for her after years of wearing predominantly full length dresses with sleeves.
Angelina attended the 2014 Oscars with her then-partner Brad Pitt where his movie 12 Years a Slave won Best Picture. Angelina looked absolutely breathtaking in this Elie Saab Couture gown which glistened every time the lights of the red carpet hit it. The dress had full sleeves with nude sections which, once again, displayed Angie’s beloved tattoos.
One of Angelina Jolie’s most famous outfits was the Yves Saint Laurent tuxedo she wore to the 2014 BAFTAs. She and Brad wore matching suits, a symbol of what appeared back then to be an unbreakable bond. Angelina chose to wear her bow-tie undone, giving her a smart casual look that only she could pull off.
Angelina blew everyone away when she stepped onto the red carpet at the 1999 Golden Globes wearing a glittery silver Versace dress with a drop-back and halter neck. The dress was so different from everything Angie had worn previously and she looked the epitome of vintage Hollywood glamour.
What colour other than green does Angelina Jolie love? Surprisingly, it’s beige! In a collection of paparazzi photos of Angelina out and about in L.A., the actor is seen wearing a short, strapless beige dress with a flowing beige coat, and a pair of beige stilettos. Nobody else could wear all beige and look as good as Angelina does.
In 2004, Angelina made the daring choice to wear a satin gown to the Oscars – and she pulled it off in the way only she can. The white Marc Bouwer dress looked almost bridal as Angelina made her way down the red carpet. It also came with a gorgeous shawl which Angelina draped around her wrists for the evening.
When Angelina was invited to meet the Queen in 2014 to receive an honorary damehood, she dressed appropriately. She wore a stunning white suit jacket and skirt, combined with a neck-scarf and a pair of grey stilettos. With her hair pulled up into a classy bun, Angelina looked completely at home in Buckingham Palace.
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