Angelina Jolie And Daughter Vivienne Harmonize With Style On Tonys Red Carpet
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The mother-daughter duo both worked on Broadway's "The Outsiders," which was nominated for 12 awards at the ceremony.
Angelina Jolie and her daughter Vivienne proved that red carpet style is in their DNA with complementary fits at the 77th Tony Awards on Sunday.
Angelina rocked a stunning, strapless green velvet Atelier Versace gown and matching shrug while Vivienne ― one of Angelina and Brad Pitt’s six children ― donned a white collared shirt along with a teal-toned vest, pants and bow tie outside the David H. Koch Theater in New York.
The mother-daughter duo attended the ceremony to support the Broadway musical “The Outsiders,” where Angelina served as a producer while her 15-year-old daughter worked as a producer’s assistant.
The musical, which is based on the S.E. Hinton novel and Francis Ford Coppola-directed film of the same name, was nominated for 12 awards at Sunday’s ceremony.
The “Maleficent” star, in an interview with Deadline shared last week, explained that her daughter “loves theater” and “The Outsiders” had an effect on her daughter as her interest grew for the book, the film and the San Diego production of the musical.
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