Sunday night in London the biggest names in Hollywood will descend upon the Royal Albert Hall for the 2020 BAFTA Awards. I have to say that after getting a list of the presenters I am super excited for this years red carpet. “Sustainability is very important to BAFTA, and we’re doing more than ever before,” a BAFTA spokesperson told Harper’s Bazaar. “The goal is that the EE British Academy Film Awards 2020 will be carbon neutral, working towards having a net positive impact on the environment. From travel and food, to branding and materials, BAFTA is ensuring the awards are as sustainable as possible.” That idea has pushed to the red carpet as well. The Duke & Duchess of Cambridge were asked to “dress sustainably” and quickly it went to everyone. So I decided to have fun with these wishes and do things a little differently than normal. Every look from this list is a wish for someone to re-wear something they have in the past, wear a vintage (or nouveau vintage), off the rack, archive runway, or from labels who are lauded as having sustainability as part of their core mission. Honestly I think this might be my favorite set of wishes. I raided the online vintage shop Shrimpton Couture (who has loaned out some of the best vintage for stars including Tracee Ellis Ross, Naomi Campbell, Emily Deschanel, Kate Hudson, Busy Phillips, & more) because owner and curator Cherie Balch has some of the most amazing gowns. I also found “second hand” gowns from The Real Real and 1stDibs. When it came to the re-wear’s I’ve picked it was super easy choices there as each of the looks I want to see worn again are some of the looks that I immediately think of when I think of those ladies. Overall I am really intrigued to see what will happen on this red carpet.
The 2020 BAFTA Awards will take place on Sunday February 2, 2020.
Margot Robbie hasn’t wowed me in a really long time. In fact she has only made two appearances this awards season so far and neither was all that impressive. I said to a friend of mine who runs a Margot Robbie style centered Instagram account on the day of the Chanel Spring 2020 Couture presentation that “I don’t want any of that Chanel Couture collection worn” and I specifically meant by Margot Robbie. So despite the fact that Margot is a face of Chanel I decided to step outside the French legacy house picking this silver holographic laser cut Julie De Libran Spring 2020 Couture slip style gown would make for a really interesting choice for Margot to wear on this red carpet. It is a simple style, but the construction is what really makes this look a wow. Effortless with just the right amount of effort. Sometimes the simplistic looks are the hardest to sell because everything from head to toe has to be perfectly in place. I think that for this look that Margot should style the look with a sleek side parted updo, defined eyes, bold matte red lips, a 
Mary Elizabeth Winstead is one of the more underrated stars when it comes to her red carpet looks. While she hasn’t delivered major wow moments during the Birds of Prey promo tour but definitely hitting high glamour with looks from Valentino and Etro. For the London premiere of this film I would LOVE to see Mary really deliver a major high fashion moment wearing this raspberry pink Halpern Spring 2020 RTW one shoulder column gown which features a major billowing sleeve. As I was on the hunt for the perfect gown for Mary to wear on this red carpet I saw this Halpern gown and I was immediately sold on the idea of her wearing this gown on the red carpet. It brings the perfect amount of drama and glamour that I believe that Mary could sell with effortless ease especially if styled with a romantic updo, soft glittery smokey eyes, punchy pink lips, a pair of 
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