Angelina Jolie is a woman of many talents. Of course, there's her acting, movie making, and humanitarianism. But she also knows how to dress. Between last week's Venice Film Festival outings and this week's Telluride Film Festival, she's shape-shifted with her clothing choices, from old-money "rich mom" in a trench coat to opulent Maria Callas-esque gowns on the red carpet. Now, the 49-year-old is pulling out sweater dresses like she's ready for a cozy, but no less luxurious, fall.
On Tuesday, September 3, Joliewore a floor-length Brunello Cucinelli sweater dress from the brand's Fall Winter 2024 ready-to-wear collection. The oatmeal-colored maxi featured a scoop neck, wide sleeves, and a slim silhouette. She completed the look with camel tan pointed-toe Roger Vivier leather pumps, adorned with the house's signature square buckle. For accessories, Jolie kept it simple with her classic oversized black sunglasses. Her glam was similarly pared down: a slightly glossed pink lip, a basic blowout, and deep red nails for a pop of color.
Jolie's sweater dress is like a casual iteration of her Old Hollywood red carpet gown. Last week, the star wore a custom Tamara Ralph chiffon number to the Venice Film Festival, complete with an elegant faux fur stole, in a beige shade that nearly matches her latest knit piece. She wore the strapless gown to the premiere of her new movie, Maria, in which she plays the legendary opera singer Maria Callas.
Earlier in the week, Jolie arrived in Telluride, kicking off the tan-beige-brown color palette in a double-breasted khaki trench coat with sleeves cropped just above the elbow.
Jolie has the right idea with her color story. Classic camels and creams are classic fall shades, and they're not going anywhere this year. The neutral tones have been all over fall 2024 runways, from tan furry garments at Alexander McQueen to beige flirty minis at Versace and light brown dusters at Altuzarra.
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