Shiloh Jolie was photographed in Los Angeles. The daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt was spotted on a rare outing in the city where she lives, wearing comfortable clothing and displaying her lip ring.
© BOLD/INSTARimages / GROSBY GROUPShiloh was spotted earlier this week at her local farmer's market, in the midst of a crowd that was also browsing products and fresh produce.
Shiloh was photographed browsing through the market, in a baggy grey sweatshirt with a still from the film "Little Miss Sunshine." She appeared to be waiting for someone, with her sweater's hoodie over her head.
© BOLD/INSTARimages / GROSBY GROUPHer silver lip ring is seen glinting in the sun, with her hair pulled back and away from her face.
Shiloh debuted her lip ring last year, sporting a silver stud. For this outing, she switched up her style, opting for a silver ring.
Shiloh's fearless approach to her style
While Shiloh leads a private life, having no interest in developing a presence in the spotlight, she's known for her laid-back approach to fashion and her fearlessness when it comes to trying out nw things. Over the years, Shiloh has sported different hairstyles and clothing styles, from dyeing her hair black to cutting it short to styling it in pigtails.
When it comes to her clothes, she tends to prefer baggy and comfortable clothes, which she wears on frequent outings to the dance studio, but she's also worn dresses and more feminine clothing on different outings.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupIt seems like Angelina Jolie has raised kids who enjoy exploring their styles. Her youngest son, Knox Jolie Pitt, is often spotted around Los Angeles with his hair dyed in different colors and wearing colorful outfits.
“One of the most important things, I think, is to basically not get in their way,” she said in an interview with L'Officiel from this year. “As a parent, you try to do many things, but you also try to not get in the way of this human being who has a life separate from yours and so much potential in their own mind,” she continued.
“You want to make sure that you support them.”
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