Cate Blanchett
Actress Cate Blanchett appears to have donned the same black dress she wore on the EE Bafta red carpet at the 2015 Oscars.
The velvet dress has the same open-back silhouette, although it looks like the shoulders have been padded to give it a wider, more dramatic shape.
Cate Blanchett (Ian West/PA)
Blanchett – a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador – was one of the many celebrities who accessorised her outfit with a blue ribbon, a symbol of solidarity with refugees and displaced people around the world.
Blanchett wore Maison Margiela to the 2015 Oscars (Image: Alamy/PA)
There were a number of black outfits on the red carpet, tapping into the gothic glam trend that’s becoming more prevalent this awards season.
Gwendoline Christie (Ian West/PA)
Game Of Thrones and Wednesday actress Gwendoline Christie appeared to channel the aesthetic of the spooky Netflix hit series in an all-black high-necked dress designed by her partner Giles Deacon.
Julianne Moore (Ian West/PA)
Giving an old Hollywood take on goth glamor with her Saint Laurent look, Julianne Moore wore a simple black strapless dress paired with a striking white feather dress.
Carey Mulligan (Ian West/PA)
Carey Mulligan’s take on the trend was all about simplicity: a demure black dress with a square neckline that perfectly matched her short bob hairstyle.
Yvonne Orji (Ian West/PA)
Actress Yvonne Orji upped the sex appeal with her choice of a black glittery dress with a fur stole and opera gloves that resemble those worn by the Princess of Wales.
Ellie Goulding (Ian West/PA)
Singer Ellie Goulding broke the boundaries in her whimsical dark gray dress, which had sleeves fully covering her hands and reaching to the floor.
The Princess of Wales stepped out onto the red carpet again wearing a Greek-style gown by Alexander McQueen, which she wore to the Baftas for the first time in 2019.
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