She doesn't need to wear black! Angelina Jolie pulls off wide-brimmed hat as the rest of her clothes hang off her while the mystery ring remains on her wedding finger

While busy scouting out film locations for her latest movie, Angelina Jolie showed off her tiny frame in a casual all-black outfit.
The 38-year-old's clothes appeared to hang off her as she stepped off a boat in Queensland, Australia, on Wednesday,
Angelina, whose diminishing weight has been focused on in the past, had a huge smile on her face as she waved to photographers.

Working mum: Angelina Jolie was spotted scouting for locations for her upcoming film Unbroken in Queensland, Australia

The mother-of-six sported a wide-brimmed, black hat which gave her a glamorous air when she got into an awaiting car.

While wearing a loose, slightly-sheer top, it was Angelina's legs that looked the skinniest of all as her plain trousers hung from her.

Despite the sunshine, the Hollywood A-lister wore a cardigan as well as carrying a coat, while her Ray Ban aviator sunglasses stayed firmly on her face.

Successful trip? The actress looked tiny as she got off a boat wearing an all-black outfit

Shady lady: The star waved to photographers from under a wide-rimmed hat

There was a distinct lack of colour in Angelina's outfit as she also held a large, black handbag and masculine black boots.
The star sparked more marriage rumours by continuing to wear the new gold band on her wedding finger, which was first seen earlier this month.
The sighting comes after Brad allegedly spent more than $250,000 on diamonds during a visit with the actress to a jewellery store in Hong Kong last month.
Speaking previously about his intention to wed Angelina, Brad said last November: 'The time is nigh. It's soon. I got a good feeling about it.'

Hard-working: The busy actress wasn't accompanied by any of her children during her outing

Angelina is gearing up to direct her latest movie, which is based on the book Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption, by Laura Hillenbrand.
The biopic follows the life of American Olympic runner Louis Zamperini who was captured by the Japanese military.
In a statement released by Universal Pictures, she said that it was a real privilege to bring the 96-year-old war hero’s story to the big screen, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.

Helping hand: Angelina needed some assistance when leaving the boat

Time to leave: The producer managed to look glamorous despite her casual outfit as she got into an awaiting car