To finish off the look, she added a blue #WithRefugees ribbon, sending a message of solidarity with the millions of displaced people all around the globe. For the occasion, Blanchett wore a silky blue top from a Louis Vuitton afoschival collection, paired with a black maxi skirt made from sustainably-sourced silk, also by the French fashion house.

It’s no surprise, then, that the actor continued her eco-minded red-carpet streak at the Oscars, where she was nominated in the Best Actress category for her powerhouse performance in Tár. Meanwhile at the SAG Awards, she opted for a dazzling sequined Armani Privé gown, which featured repurposed lace from a dress she’d worn twice in the past. Over at the London Critics’ Circle film awards, she brought back a statement Alexander McQueen suit, which she debuted at a premiere in 2019. At the BAFTAs, for example, she rewore a Maison Margiela gown that she first wore to the Oscars back in 2015. (KKTV) - Police in Colorado Springs shared a photo of Marvin Teigen on Monday reminding the public of a cold case that is now 40 years old.

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