Angelina Jolie marked Women’s Day at Atelier Jolie, spending time with the Iranian Women Institute for Life and Liberty—an organization inspired by the Women’s Life Freedom movement that raises awareness about women affected by gender apartheid and discrimination.
For the occasion, the Maria actress opted for an elegant and “gorgeous” look, wearing a cream-colored, dainty maxi dress with a ruffled neckline. She layered it with a sheer sandy cropped blouse featuring a drawstring waist and delicate brown embroidery on the sleeves. Black pumps completed her chic ensemble.
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Jolie styled her blonde hair in a simple center part and kept her makeup minimal, embracing a natural and effortless look.
According to an Instagram post by an attendee, the empowering event celebrated "the resilience, creativity, and collective strength of women in Iran and Afghanistan."
The Academy Away winner is widely recognized for her philanthropy, especially her decades-long advocacy for refugees.
Serving as a Goodwill Ambassador and later a Special Envoy for the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) for over 20 years, she has dedicated herself to humanitarian efforts. Throughout her career, she has donated to numerous charities, helped build schools for refugee girls, and collaborated with organizations like the Afghanistan Relief Organization, among many other initiatives.
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Jolie's outing comes after she was snubbed by the Oscars, but now, sources said to In Touch that the actress is in serious discussions about her next big move.
The mother of six was up against the likes of Demi Moore in The Substance, with the insider revealing, “Angelina had Netflix’s full backing, but CAA steered the entire company behind Demi [Moore]. Look who won that little battle, and decisively at that."
They added, "Everybody in town knows that Netflix spent ten times more money than Demi’s team did to try and get her nominated, and that turned out to be millions of dollars down the drain."
