15 Famous People Who Recycled Their Red Carpet Looks And Wore Them To More Than One Event
1.At the 2025 Golden Globe Awards, Viola Davis wore the same Gucci gown she wore at the 2024 LACMA Gala. She loved the dress so much that during a fitting she said she'd wear it "a thousand times." Gucci's creative director, Sabato De Sarno, tweaked the gown to have a rainbow cape for the Golden Globes.
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“A rainbow is a symbol of hope and happiness in a dark time. Very meaningful for Viola, who never does anything without purpose,” Viola's stylist Elizabeth Stewart told Vogue. Viola added, “The dramatic, bold but classic style made me feel like I was stepping into the woman I’ve always been….and dreamed of being.”
2.Cate Blanchett also recycled one of her past looks for the 2025 Golden Globes. She previously wore this custom gold Louis Vuitton dress at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2024.
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Elizbeth Stewart, who also works as Cate's stylist, said this look is “simple and iconic that we will all love to look at again and again."
3.Billie Eilish recycled the Gucci look she wore to the 2020 Billboard Awards and wore it again for the 2022 Environmental Media Association Awards. However, the second time around, she left out the matching bucket hat.
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4.Kate Middleton recycled her Alexander McQueen gown for the National Portrait Gala in 2019. She first wore the look in 2017 at the British Academy Film Awards.
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5.At the 2020 Academy Awards, Jane Fonda wore the same gown she wore at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014.
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During the awards ceremony, she also held a red coat from Neiman Marcus, which she claims is the last piece of clothing she will ever buy.
6.Keira Knightley wore the same Chanel dress to the Finch & Partners Pre-BAFTA party in 2008 and Serious Fun’s London Gala in 2013. She also wore the same dress for her 2013 wedding.
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7.Kirsten Dunst first wore this Christian LaCroix dress in 2004 at the Vanity Fair Oscar party. She re-wore it 13 years later at an event for Garden of Kalahari.
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8.At the 2018 Academy Awards, Rita Moreno wore the same Pitoy Moreno gown she wore at the awards show in 1962, the same year she won her first Oscar.
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9.Tiffany Haddish has famously worn this white Alexander McQueen gown several times throughout her career. She first wore the gown in 2017 to the Girls Trip premiere. She joked that she was unable to return the $4,000 dress so she made sure to get her money's worth out of it.
10.Laura Dern wore this Armani Privé dress three times throughout her career — the Sheba Humanitarian Awards Gala in 1995, the 2013 Vanity Fair Oscars Party, and the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscars Party.
11.Elizabeth Banks wore the same Badgley Mischka gown to the 2004 and 2020 Vanity Fair Oscars Party.
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12.At the 2023 Met Gala, Marion Cotillard wore the same Chanel gown she wore to the 2008 BAFTAs. "I wore this dress when I won the BAFTA for La Vie en Rose in 2008 and it is until today one of my favorite dresses ever," she told Women's Wear Daily.
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13.Glenn Close wore this white Ralph Lauren suit to the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards and to the Ralph Lauren fashion show in 2024.
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14.Helen Mirren has worn this Dolce & Gabbana dress several times in her career. She wore it at the Hitchcock premiere in 2012, the Empire Film Awards in 2013, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2013, the Prince's Trust Celebrate Success Awards in 2013, the Roundabout Spring Gala in 2014, and Stephen Daldry's Tony Nomination Celebration in 2015.
15.Finally, at the 2016 Democratic Convention, Meryl Streep wore this American flag Catherine Malandrino that she first wore to the Doubt photo call in 2009.
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