Angelina And Zahara Jolie Coordinated Style In Black

They appeared together at the New York City screening of Without Blood

ahara Jolie showed that she inherited the fashion sensibility of her famous mother Angelina Jolie. Twenty-one-year-old Zahara appeared with the actress at the screening of the film Without Blood in New York City, and their perfectly coordinated fashion edition attracted attention.

Mother and daughter opted for black, but wore it in completely different ways. Zahara chose a simple but very effective black dress with a halter neckline and an interesting detail on the waist. The more casual silhouette of the dress allowed her to maintain a sophisticated yet understated look, while she completed the look with black pointy shoes, dangling earrings and a short black manicure.

Her natural appearance left a special impression. Zahara wore her hair loose, in her natural curls, while her make-up was kept to a minimum, with an emphasis on a fresh and radiant complexion.

Angelina Jolie, on the other hand, stayed true to her signature elegant style. The actress appeared in a black suit consisting of a double-breasted blazer and trousers with pleats. Nevertheless, under the strictly tailored jacket, she wore an ivory silk bra decorated with lace, adding a dose of femininity and subtle provocation to the classic business edition.

And Angelina opted for black pointed-toe shoes, while wearing her signature platinum blonde hair straight and loose. She completed the look with black cat eye eyeliner and bright pink lipstick.

Although they opted for simple cuts and a neutral palette, Zahara and Angelina once again showed how effective black can be. Their releases were different, but they were united by the same aesthetic — understated elegance without superfluous details.

The reason for their joint appearance was the film Without Blood , whose screenwriter, director and producer Angelina is. The war drama stars Salma Hayek and Demián Bichir, and the film is based on the novel of the same name by Alessandro Baricco.