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Couture review – Angelina Jolie is the wrong fit for inert fashion drama

Toronto film festival: the Oscar winner is adrift in Alice Winocour’s uninvolving film about three thinly written women involved in a Paris fashion week show

The otherworldly beauty and consuming, tattoo-strewn look of Angelina Jolie hasn’t always allowed for a great deal of versatility as an actor, a difficult face to seamlessly slot into most stories. The star hasn’t seemed to be all that interested in acting for a while anyway (since 2012, she has physically appeared on screen just seven times) and has preferred to spend time behind the camera and focusing on both her family and her philanthropic pursuits. Her films as a director have been of both genuinely noble intention and minimal cinematic value (her last effort, Without Blood, premiered at last year’s Toronto film festival but still doesn’t have US distribution) and as she enters her 50s, it seems like she’s rediscovered her passion for acting again.

Angelina Jolie Recreates Leg-Baring Oscars Pose 13 Years Later

Angelina Jolie showed some leg at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, bringing to mind an iconic, viral look she showcased on the 2012 Oscars red carpet.

Now, more than 13 years later, Angelina Jolie has recreated the now-iconic, thigh baring style that she displayed on the 2012 Oscars red carpet.

The 50-year-old showcased her latest leggy look at the premiere of her new film Couture at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival Sept. 7. Angelina walked the red carpet wearing a full-length, chocolate silk, double-breasted Gabriela Hearst coat, paired with black, pointed patent leather pumps.

And her latest look should come as no surprise, considering Angelina’s fashion statements have always turned heads.

Angelina Jolie, Jacob Elordi, Tessa Thompson and more visit L.A. Times Studio at TIFF

Nothing says “awards season” like a fall film festival. The Times’ reporters, critics, videographers and photographers are on the ground at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, bringing you all the news from TIFF’s 50th edition. Our coverage includes our TIFF Daily newsletter, along with photo and video highlights from the Los Angeles Times Studio at RBC House.

Bookmark this site and revisit all weekend to see new actors, directors, documentarians and international icons who couldn’t wait to say hi to us. And be sure to check out our complete coverage of TIFF 2025 throughout the festival.

1. Dustin Hoffman, 2. Back row, director/Writer Daniel Roher and Leo Woodall. Front row, Dustin Hoffman and Lior Raz from the film “Tuner.” (Christina House/Los Angeles Times)

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