Angelina Jolie Goes Full Glam in Draped Gown forMariaRed Carpet Premiere at Venice Film Festival

Mar. 15, 2025

Angelina Jolie attends the ‘Maria" premiere at the 81st Venice Film Festival.Photo:Ernesto Ruscio/Getty

Ernesto Ruscio/Getty

Angelina Jolienever misses.

The actress, 49, hit the red carpet at the2024 Venice Film Festivalfor the Aug. 29 premiere of her newest filmMaria, where she stars as the title character. In the biopic, she plays opera singer Maria Callas.

Jolie wore a custom strapless beige Tamara Ralph gown with a fur stole covering the sleeves (which added a touch of wintery glamour), romantic drapery down the silhouette and a pleated skirt hem.

Her blonde hair was styled in an effortless side-part look while her glam was equally simplistic — save for the bold red lip that matched her nails and overall elevated the monochromatic earth-tone ensemble.

Angelina Jolie continues her style streak in a monochromatic ensemble and bold glam.Andreas Rentz/Getty

Andreas Rentz/Getty

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Jolietouched down in Veniceon Aug. 27. She was seen waving as she arrived, wearing a khaki-colored belted trench coat over navy bottoms, dark sunglasses and black boots, with her hair down in a straight style over her shoulders.

She continued her rounds on Aug. 29, making appearances on the grounds in a black dress with a low back revealing her tattoos and aflowy brown chiffon dressthat made her look like the goddess of Venice.

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Angelina Jolie in Venice on Aug. 27.Jacopo Raule/GC Images

Jacopo Raule/GC Images

Larraín added, “Having the chance to combine my two most deep and personal passions, cinema and opera, has been a long-awaited dream. To do this with Angelina, a supremely brave and curious artist, is a fascinating opportunity. A true gift.”

The movie tells the “tumultuous, beautiful and tragic story of the life of the world’s greatest opera singer, relived and reimagined during her final days in 1970s Paris,” according to a press release.

source: people.com