Shiloh Jolie isn't afraid to try out a new look. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's daughter was photographed earlier this month, showing off a new hairstyle that made us immediately think about one of Angelina Jolie's most emblematic '90s looks.
Jolie is no stranger to changing up her looks. While she usually sticks to her long and brown hair, in the '90s, she tried out different colors, including black and blonde hairstyles.
One of her most emblematic looks was a blonde hairstyle, which she had in the film "Girl, Interrupted," earning her first and only Academy Award.
Earlier this month, Shiloh was photographed alongside her rumored girlfriend Keoni Rose, showcasing a similar blonde hairstyle. While Shiloh is a natural blonde, her new hairstyle is bright yellow, giving her almost a bleached blonde look.
Shiloh paired the hairstyle with some key accessories that gave her a punk-rock vibe, including a piercing under her lip and a black Tony Montana sweatshirt, featuring Al Pacino's character printed in the front.
She rounded out the look with jeans and black sneakers and was seen walking alongside Rose, who wore baggy pants and a black top. The two were carrying different shopping bags.
Angelina Jolie's affinity for blonde hair
While Jolie is one of Hollywood's most emblematic brunettes, over the past year, she's been photographed with blonde hair. This transition began after the premiere of her 2024 film "Maria," which amassed critical acclaim and resulted in Jolie attending various red carpet events in support of the project.
Earlier this month, she was photographed on the set of "Anxious People," her upcoming movie starring Aimee Lou Wood and Jason Segel, retaining her blonde locks. This time, she had an even more radical hairstyle change, sporting a short bob.
Over the years, Jolie has gone through various hairstyle changes, one time even shaving her head for a role. "I was sick in the film, so I had to look like I was losing hair. So I shaved it off with a razor," she said in a 2017 interview about her work in "Gia."
"And I kind of loved it. It was kind of freeing to feel like hair doesn't matter and to get rid of it."