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13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year’s BAFTA Awards

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By Sarah Mariotti| Photography via Christopher Polk/NBC/NBCUniversal via Getty
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Earlier today, the British Film Academy’s dress code for the 2020 BAFTAs was revealed, in which they ask red carpet guests to dress sustainably for this year’s event. The mandate encourages celebrities to wear vintage (like Jennifer Aniston did at last week’s SAG Awards), choose a designer who keeps sustainability front of mind or re-wear a piece they’ve perviously worn. Naturally, that got us thinking about previous looks from some of the stars who will be in attendance at the February 2nd event. So, we compiled a list of dresses we’d love to see this year’s BAFTA attendees (including Kate Middleton) recreate. Scroll down for 13 of our all-time favourite looks:

Charlize Theron

Charles James: Beyond Fashion Costume Institute Gala, 2014

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Lupita Nyong’o

68th Annual Cannes Film Festival, 2015

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Scarlett Johansson

87th Annual Academy Awards, 2015

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13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Greta Gerwig

Charles James: Beyond Fashion Costume Institute Gala, 2014

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Margot Robbie

71st Annual Golden Globe Awards, 2014

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Renee Zellweger

Schiaparelli And Prada: Impossible Conversations Costume Institute Gala, 2012

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Awkwafina

World Premiere of “Oceans 8,” 2018

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13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Florence Pugh

EE British Academy Film Awards, 2018

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Saoirse Ronan

BAFTA Awards, 2013

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Jessie Buckley

The Olivier Awards with Mastercard, 2016

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Laura Dern

19th Annual Hollywood Film Awards, 2015

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13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Kaitlyn Dever

Teen Vogue’s 13th Annual Young Hollywood Issue Launch Party, 2015

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Kate Middleton

The Royal Film Performance of “Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom,” 2013

13 Red Carpet Looks We Want to See Recreated at This Year's BAFTA Awards
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Sarah Mariotti is a Toronto-based writer curious about fashion, spatial design, and ordinary human stories. When she’s not glued to her Kindle or writing about the next best earrings to hit the market, she’s putting on a pair of tortoise shades and ALD x New Balance sneaks and going for a nature walk — because a mentor and editor once told her that good ideas are always on the other side of a walk.

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