THE RUNDOWNAngelina Jolie and Zahara coordinated in black for a screening of Jolie’s film Without Blood.Jolie put a lingerie-inspired spin on her signature black tailoring.Zahara chose a draped halter dress with pointed sling-back heels.Angelina Jolie and her daughter Zahara coordinated outfits for a rare event together.On Monday night, the pair attended a New York City screening of Jolie’s new film Without Blood at Village East by Angelika. They arrived hand in hand, both dressed in black—but in decidedly different looks.XNY/Star Max//Getty ImagesJolie leaned on one of her longtime wardrobe signatures: a black suit. Her double-breasted blazer was worn with loose, pleated trousers and a silky ivory bra underneath. She finished the look with pointed black heels and wore her long blond hair down and straight.James Devaney//Getty ImagesZahara went the dress route, wearing a sleeveless black halter style with a deep V-neckline. Draped fabric gathered into a knot at the front of the dress before falling into a long, straight skirt. She accessorized simply with drop earrings, pointed black sling-back heels, and a dark manicure.The outing was a family affair as much as a film event. Jolie was photographed holding Zahara’s hand as they made their way into the screening and, at one point, kissing her daughter on the head.James Devaney//Getty ImagesJolie wrote, directed, and produced Without Blood, an adaptation of Alessandro Baricco’s novel starring Salma Hayek Pinault and Demián Bichir. The film arrives in U.S. theaters on September 18.Zahara’s appearance alongside her mother comes a few months after she graduated from Spelman College in May. Jolie recently spoke to L’Officiel about her daughter’s experience at the HBCU and what it meant to their family.“I just felt so deeply honored to be a part of it,” Jolie said. “I came in knowing that she belonged and it was a special place for her. I didn’t assume I would be as welcomed and educated and supported as I was. There’s no place that would’ve been better for her—it really transformed her and it’s really a part of our family now.”