Angelina Jolie revisits her 1990s blonde era by showing off newly dyed golden tresses while working on her upcoming Chloe collection

The mother-of-six was pictured looking chic as ever while working on her new collection with Chloe, in two images released by the fashion house.

One photo saw her in an elegant sleeveless black gown with her hair styled straight as she worked with the team on the upcoming fashion range.

Another photo saw her discussing some ideas with the others at a table, while sporting a beige coat.

The superstar has mostly kept to a darker hair color over the years and has worn her hair long, aside from rocking a pixie haircut back in the late 90’s.

The actress and director — who announced her own label in mid May — has teamed up with the brand to create a womenswear capsule collection.

The Hollywood icon is working with the French luxury fashion house to create the sustainable Atelier Jolie range which has been co-designed by Angelina and Chloé’s creative director Gabriela Hearst.

Inspired by Angelina’s own wardrobe, the collection is comprised of evening wear and will feature fluid silhouettes and tactile details, while offering a timeless aesthetic in line with Jolie’s vision ‘to create one-of-a-kind pieces that embody personal creativity and purpose’.

The collection is inspired by the pair’s mutual ‘high ideals for the betterment of our species’ and the Tomb Raider star is donating her earnings from the collaboration to invest in ‘establishing apprenticeships for tailors and artisans at Atelier Jolie’.

In a statement, Gabriela said: ‘From the moment I heardaout Angelina’s vision for Atelier Jolie, I believed in it. It is a way to elevate others through the beauty of garment-making and her deep respect for the environment.

‘It’s an honour for me that Chloé will be the first collaborator for Atelier Jolie, as both have high ideals for the betterment of our species. That is the reason why I love both Angelina and Chloé so deeply.’

Angelina added: ‘Very few luxury brands are a certified B Corp. It was important to me to work with Chloé, one of the first luxury brands to be a B Corp. It has been a privilege to design with Gabriela Hearst, and I hope all women will feel comfortable and beautiful in this capsule collection.

‘My earnings from this collaboration will be invested in establishing apprenticeships for tailors and artisans at Atelier Jolie.’

Atelier Jolie will be available from this Autumn.

In mid May she shared she is launching Atelier Jolie which will be a space for creative types in the design field.

The ex-wife of Brad Pitt shared a look at her new logo over a copper background.

‘I’m starting something new today—a collective where everyone can create,’ wrote the mother of six.

‘Atelier Jolie is a place for creative people to collaborate with a skilled and diverse family of expert tailors, pattern makers and artisans from around the world,’ added the Eternals actress.

And the former UN ambassador continued: ‘It stems from my appreciation and deep respect for the many tailors and makers I’ve worked with over the years, a desire to make use of the high-quality vintage material and deadstock fabric already available, and also to be part of a movement to cultivate more self-expression.’

Deadstock fabric refers to rolls of fabric that are left unsold by a fabric mill or leftover from a brand’s production run.

New collection: Jolie has teamed up with Chloe to create a womenswear capsule collection. The Hollywood icon is working on the sustainable Atelier Jolie range which has been co-designed by Angelina and Chloé’s creative director Gabriela Hearst

New from AJ: Jolie made a big announcement in mid May. The Oscar-winning actress shared she is launching Atelier Jolie which will be a space for creative types in the design field

New look: Inspired by Angelina’s own wardrobe, the collection is comprised of evening wear and will feature fluid silhouettes and tactile details, while offering a timeless aesthetic in line with Jolie’s vision ‘to create one-of-a-kind pieces that embody personal creativity and purpose’; seen in 2021 in Rome

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