Angelina Jolie goes shopping with her daughter Vivienne, 15, in NYC

Angelina Jolie cut an ethereal figure in a flowy white dress while indulging in some retail therapy with her daughter Vivienne, 15, in New York City on Saturday. 

The 49-year-old Oscar winner and teenager looked relaxed as they visited various stores, including McNally Jackson Bookstore. 

For their laid-back outing, Jolie styled her effortlessly chic frock with oversized black shades, a brown leather purse and a pair of heeled black booties. 

To beat the sweltering temperatures, the actress wore her light brown hair in a sleek updo. 

Her little girl wore a plain beige t-shirt, light-wash blue jeans and a pair of sneakers. 

Vivienne, the youngest daughter of Jolie and ex-husband Brad Pitt, carried her belongings in a black backpack. 

Last week, the teen joined her famous mother at the 77th Annual Tony Awards. 

Both Jolie and her teenage daughter had involvement in the Broadway production titled, The Outsiders – which garnered a whopping total of 12 nominations for the big night. 

For the occasion, Vivienne color-coordinated with her mother in teal-colored trousers as well as a matching vest that was left unbuttoned the front. 

The mother daughter duo paused for a quick photo session together upon arriving to the Lincoln Center where the ceremony took place. At one point, the pair were spotted sharing a laugh before heading into the main venue.

Jolie notably took on the role of a producer for the Broadway musical, The Outsiders, which officially premiered earlier this year in April. Vivienne also had the chance to be a producer’s assistant on the critically-acclaimed project.

Last month in May, it was also revealed that Vivienne dropped her father Brad Pitt’s last name from her moniker in The Outsiders Playbill.

According to People, the former couple’s daughter was listed as Vivienne Jolie in the literature, instead of Vivienne Jolie-Pitt. It’s unknown if she has legally changed her name.

The move came shortly after Angelina was ordered by a judge to turn over every NDA agreement that she signed with a third-party over an eight-year period amid the ex spouses’ ongoing legal battle.

Vivienne’s name change comes after her older sister Zahara made a similar choice in public.

Last November, when she was inducted into the AKA sorority at Spelman College, she appeared to drop her father’s last name as she introduced herself. In a video clip shared by Essence magazine, she stated, ‘My name is Zahara Marley Jolie.’

Pitt has also faced scorn from his son Pax, 20, who called him a ‘world-class a**hole’ and a ‘despicable person’ in an explosive instagram rant revealed by DailyMail.com.

Also last month, Brad and Angelina’s daughter, Shiloh, 18, officially requested to drop ‘Pitt’ from her surname in court documents obtained by TMZ. 

The dancer filed the paperwork on her 18th birthday which took place on Monday, May 27 and has asked that her new legal name be Shiloh Jolie. The action came after it was revealed that Pitt wants to repair his ‘broken’ bond with Shiloh. 

Brad and Angelina share biological children Shiloh as well as twins Knox and Vivienne, 15, and three adopted children: Maddox, 22, Pax, 20 and also Zahara, 19.

The pair began dating after Pitt and then-wife, Jennifer Aniston, announced their divorce in 2005.

The two later tied the knot in 2014, with the Maleficent actress filing for divorce in 2016 after only two years of marriage. Three years later in 2019, Brad and Angelina were declared legally single.

However, the stars are still embroiled in an ongoing divorce battle and the actor reportedly has a strained relationship with this children. 

The Outsiders is based on the 1967 book, The Outsiders, written by S.E. Hinton and the 1983 movie as the same name. 

The musical first debuted in 2023 in La Jolla, followed by its Broadway premiere a few months earlier in April. 

Earlier this month during an interview with Deadline, Jolie recalled how both she and Vivienne became involved in the Broadway production. ‘My daughter Viv loves theater.’ 

‘She appreciates all theater but she certainly knows what she feels close to and what she responds to. She went to see The Outsiders at La Jolla about five times and was telling me about it, and I had read the book, and I’d seen the film years ago.’

Angelina then saw the project with her daughter and noted that effect that it had on Vivienne, adding, ‘…I was learning what about it was important to her and why it connected so deeply to her.’

The mother daughter duo were soon contacted by producers and were asked to share their thoughts on the production. ‘So Viv and I sat together and we wrote down what we liked, what we were curious about.’

‘And they responded to our notes. For me, it was a moment to learn more about Viv, not me thinking of becoming a producer.’

The actress added, ‘I think at some point, it just felt the team seemed to feel that we were adding to it, so I really wanted to just be a support and listen and share my thoughts where useful.’

‘Most of the time, I was simply just listening. I have so much respect for Danya and her work,’ she said, referencing to director Danya Taymor.

‘And as a director I learned so much watching her, how she makes sure the artists who were doing such special work were heard and supported.’

Jolie revealed that her daughter was ‘there the whole time’ and Taymor also applauded the teen for ‘giving me the most amazing notes.’

Angelina was later joined on stage by daughter Vivienne as she was the biggest winner of the night at the 77th Tony Awards as the musical she produced earned top honors on Broadway’s biggest night. 

The stage production earned four wins including top honor Best Musical at the star-studded event on Sunday night.

Angelina and Vivienne proudly applauded on stage next to each other as fellow producer Matthew Rego accepted the final gong of the night with an inspiring acceptance speech.

The production also earned Best Direction of a Musical for Dayna Taymor, Best Sound Design of a Musical for Cody Spencer, and Best Lighting Design of a Musical for Brian MacDevitt and Hana S. Kim.