Cate Blanchett recycles an old Versace dress for her glamorous performance at the SAG Awards
Cate Blanchett looked nothing short of spectacular while in attendance at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
The Australian actress, 53, recycled an old Versace dress she previously wore on the red carpet for the star-studded ceremony in 2016.
Cate’s dress featured a form fitting design and a plunging neckline, complete with stunning lace across the bust and back.
The high fashion number accentuated her slim figure as she opted for a glamorous makeup palette of dewy foundation and soft pink lips.
Cate was nominated for her work in Tár at the SAG Awards for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actress in a Leading Role.
Cate Blanchett looked nothing short of spectacular while in attendance at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday
Cate wore the dress seven years ago at the 18th Costume Designers Guild Awards in Los Angeles.
However, she has since modified the dress to include a lower neckline and lace detailing.
Cate arrived at the SAG Awards in high spirits, mingling with A-list guests like Amy Poehler and Aubrey Plaza.
Cate’s dress featured a form fitting design and a plunging neckline, complete with stunning lace across the bust and back
She mingled with A-list guests including Amy Poehler (center) and Aubrey Plaza (right)
Cate wore the dress at the 18th Costume Designers Guild Awards in LA in 2016 (pictured)
She has also been spotted with Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan.
Last week, Cate won Best Actress at the BAFTAs for Tár, in which she portrays a narcissistic orchestra conductor.
She beat out the likes of Viola Davis, Danielle Deadwyler, Ana de Armas, Emma Thompson and Michelle Yeoh for the gong.
She has also been spotted with Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan
Michelle looked chic in a black dress with a yellow embellishment on the front
Cate was nominated for her work in Tár at the SAG Awards for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actress in a Leading Role
She also thanked her family in her speech, saying: “[Thank you] so much for letting me go cause it really took a lot. It took me enormously away from you.
‘”So many?” I do not know what that means. That was the state I was in.’
She recently said that the drama’s themes kept its cast and crew engaged, making filming “the most stimulating” she’s ever been a part of.
In the feature, she plays Lydia Tár, the world-famous gay conductor of a Berlin orchestra whose skyrocketing career is overshadowed by an abuse scandal.
In the feature, she plays Lydia Tár, the world-famous gay conductor of a Berlin orchestra whose skyrocketing career is overshadowed by an abuse scandal