Vivienne Jolie had her twin brother Knox keeping her company as she brought her artwork to a local fair in Los Angeles.
The 18-year-old daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt was photographed chatting with her brother outside the event, where she was selling her creations. Knox also helped with her display.
Dressed casually in a pale checked shirt layered over a taupe top, Vivienne paired loose dark jeans with brown ankle boots. Her hair was pulled back and secured with black clips.
Knox wore an oversized charcoal T-shirt and dark pants, adding a playful accessory: a bright orange crab-shaped crossbody bag with oversized eyes.
The photographs captured the siblings leaning against a brick pillar together. In another image, Vivienne perched on a low wall and held her phone above her head to take a photograph, with Knox standing nearby.
© GuessWhoISaw / BACKGRIDThe twins celebrated their 18th birthdays on July 12. Their latest outing offered a glimpse of the creative interests Vivienne has been developing alongside her work in theater.
Vivienne Jolie brings her artwork to Los Angeles
This isn't the first time Vivienne has taken her work to a local market. In September, she was photographed selling original artwork at another Los Angeles street fair, again accompanied by Knox. Her display carried the name "The Tulip Fields," with prints, stickers and birthday cards featuring her drawings and paintings among the items available.
Her interest in making things has already extended beyond the art stall. In 2024, Vivienne worked alongside Angelina on the Broadway musical The Outsiders, serving as her mother's volunteer assistant.
© GuessWhoISaw / BACKGRIDAngelina has spoken warmly about her daughter's willingness to learn and the care she brings to creative projects.
"She's very thoughtful and serious about theatre and working hard to best understand how to contribute," she said in a statement to Entertainment Tonight when their involvement was announced.
Angelina Jolie's creative bond with daughter Vivienne
It was Vivienne's enthusiasm that first drew Angelina to The Outsiders. After seeing the production at California's La Jolla Playhouse several times, she encouraged her mother to watch it too.
Angelina subsequently became a producer on the Broadway adaptation, which went on to win Best Musical at the 2024 Tony Awards.
© GuessWhoISaw / BACKGRIDFor the actress, sharing the project offered something more personal than a professional collaboration. She explained that watching Vivienne respond to the story helped her understand what mattered to her daughter, and why the characters resonated with her.
© Getty Images for Tony Awards ProVivienne also made sure her mother kept up with the work. Speaking to People at the show's opening, Angelina recalled her daughter's no-nonsense approach to their responsibilities.
"She'll correct me," she said. "She'll say, 'Didn't you read the memo? We have to do this. We have to go through this.'"
