Queen of minimalist street style Angelina Jolie strikes again, folks. This time, her location is New York City and her outfit involves a dress, and it's the most classic summer dress style you can wear. She opted for a lightweight white midi style with wide straps and a tie at the waist. The only other thing she needed was a pair of sandals. She opted for a pair of low-heel tan slides that are the perfect complement to a white dress. As usual, she kept the rest of her accessories minimal with just a shoulder bag and a watch.
We'd be hard-pressed to name one dress style that's more crucial for summer than a casual white dress. It's one of the breeziest, prettiest things you can wear, and it will never go out of style. Just look at Angelina Jolie—this photo could've been from 10 years in the past of the future and she'd still look perfectly chic and relevant.
Want to copy Jolie's perfect summer look? Scroll to shop white midi dresses and simple slide sandals to wear together.
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