Angelina Jolie glittered on the red carpet of the ‘Couture’ premiere in Paris on Monday. The actress had all eyes on her as she stepped up on the red carpet in a fashion-forward ensemble and made a style statement alongside her co-stars.The Hollywood star sent the shutterbugs into a frenzy as soon as she stepped out of her car on her arrival at the red carpet event. The actress was seen getting out of her car in a silvery dress with a large cape coat to keep her warm.
Angelina Jolie attends ‘Couture’ premiere
On her arrival, she posed with her costars for photos before going on to greet fans by shaking their hands and signing autographs.
Angelina stuns in a sheer dress
Jolie, who plays the leading lady in the film, then went on to take off her coat, and walk the carpet while showing off her sheer dress. Embracing the nude-dress trend with elegance, the actress opted for the outfit that featured delicate silver detailing, enough to keep the look sophisticated and chic while also showing off her tattoos.The actress wore her hair down in neat waves while letting the dress take centre stage. Angelina Jolie opens up about her filmJoining the cast and crew for the Paris premiere, Jolie also addressed the audience, reflecting on her experience working on the film. Speaking candidly at the event, the actor admitted, “I’m still very shy with my French, but you will see how I did in the film,” she said.Jolie went on to describe ‘Couture’ as a meaningful project. Sharing her experience, she said, “It was a very special experience, because of all who are standing here, because of our wonderful writer and director and her being so open to share her life and thoughts with us.”
Angelina Jolie on her character
Highlighting the personal nature of her role, Jolie explained, “To then further create our characters, mine was very personal to me, so I felt very safe to be vulnerable.” In ‘Couture’, Jolie plays Maxine, a filmmaker who takes a job in the Paris fashion world while navigating a divorce, raising a teenage daughter, and facing a serious diagnosis. Go to Source
