Angelina Jolie has landed a high-profile magazine cover: on Friday the star was spotted on the cover of CR Fashion Book.
Friday also marks the eighth anniversary of her divorce from Brad Pitt.
The Oscar winner looked gorgeous with her blonde hair down and curly as she posed for the magazine.
Inside the issue, The Eternals actress spoke about her supporting role, Atelier Jolie.
“Over the years, I’ve seen fashion dictated by trends and arbiters appointed by taste,” said the mother of six.
«But looking inward and dressing for yourself, truly expressing yourself with creativity and ingenuity, is a useful rebellion in this modern age.»
Angelina Jolie has landed a high-profile magazine cover: on Friday the star was spotted on the cover of CR Fashion Book
Friday also marks the eighth anniversary of Brad Pitt’s divorce filing. Their last red carpet appearance together was in November 2015.
And Jolie added that she was happy to launch Atelier Jolie because it is “exciting” to see what happens when “artists collaborate.”
Carine Roitfeld interviewed Jolie and her first question was why she started Atelier Jolie.
“My intention was to build a space, a home, really, for people to create and be inspired. The house is made up of artists and designers from around the world, and at its core is an invitation to re-engage in design and build a community,” said the star, whose next film is about Maria Callas.
‘Introducing the first-ever CR Love & Fantasies cover, featuring the legendary @angelinajolie,’ read the caption of the cover shared on Instagram.
‘In our Fall/Winter 2024 issue, Jolie speaks to @carineroitfeld, EIC of CR, about how her creative collective @atelierjolieofficial is a home for artists.’
On the cover, Jolie wears the @atelierjolieofficial x @zarifnyc limited capsule collection, designed by Jolie and Zarif founder Zolay Sherzad.
“Zarif combines traditional Afghan techniques with contemporary design, and this collection — made using patterns from the house of Atelier Jolie and stock fabrics — aims to help preserve cultural heritage and support Afghan women. Pre-order CR25: Love & Fantasies now at the link in bio, available on newsstands October 28,” the caption also read.
“Over the years, I’ve seen fashion ruled by trends and arbiters of taste,” says the mother of six. “But looking inward and dressing for yourself, truly expressing yourself with creativity and ingenuity, is a useful rebellion in this modern age.”
