Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, 15, Rocks Ripped Jeans Shopping With Mom Angelina For Home Supplies — Photos
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Shiloh helped her mom Angelina carry a bag full of goodies from their family shopping trip to the Container Store.
Shiloh Jolie-Pitt was as cute as a button as she went on a shopping spree with her mom Angelina Jolie. The 15-year-old fledgling dancer and the Maleficent star, 46, were spotted enjoying some retail therapy at the Container Store on Friday (March 11) in West Hollywood. Forever the fashionista, Shiloh rocked a designer white sweatshirt and ripped jeans for the fun day out.
Angelina, meanwhile, kept it chic in an all-black ensemble. The Oscar winner donned a simple, black top and matching pants. She paired the stylish look with a dark jacket, a chic handbag and a set of black flats.
While escorting her mother to all sorts of events, Shiloh has maintained her cool style. Back at the London premiere of Eternals in October, the teen was spotted on another shopping spree, where she rocked an “Italia Roma” black sweatshirt, denim shorts and black boots. She opted for a sleveless beige number at the L.A. premiere of the superhero flick. Then in Rome for another leg of the promotional tour, Shiloh sported a black velvet gown and a bright yellow pair of sneakers.
Much like the rest of her siblings — Maddox, 20, Pax, 17, Zahara, 16,, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 13 — Shiloh has lived most of her life in the spotlight. The family often accompanies their mother to red carpet events. In 2021, Angelina opened up about having her children thrust in the public eye and what she does as a protective mother to help them navigate it.
“I think the important thing is they haven’t made a choice, they’ve been public for their whole lives,” she told Entertainment Tonight. “And so, [we] try to find a way where they cannot be overwhelmed by it, but just be in it in a comfortable way. It’s a tiny piece of our life. We are just a family, but this little piece of our life where this is a moment. I’m happy that they’re able to have some fun with it and not take it too seriously, and start to explore themselves, even with their fashion.”