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At first glance, it was business as usual on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival in early September. Jury president Cate Blanchett appeared on opening night in a sparkly Esteban Cortazar gown, albeit “recycled” from an earlier wearing, and later broke out several Armani Privé and Alexander McQueen numbers, some new, some repeats.

Cate Blanchett is bringing her style A-game to this year’s Venice Film Festival — and it’s all for a good cause!The 51-year-old star is working with her go-to stylist Elizabeth Stewart to promote fashion sustainability while dazzling in show-stopping numbers.“IT’S CHIC TO REPEAT! #CateBlanchett has decided to rewear some of her most cherished looks at this year’s Venice Film Festival,” Stewart wrote in an Instagram post showcasing the actress in an Esteban Cortazar gown on Thursday, September 3.

Venice Film Festival has been notably different to previous years, with attendees social distancing on the red carpet and keeping face coverings close at hand.Cate Blanchett, who is president of the jury at this year’s film festival, has taken the new coronavirus regulations in her stride, appearing twice on the red carpet since the event began on Wednesday 2 September.Eagle-eyed fashion aficionados may have found Blanchett’s outfits of choice familiar, with the actor wearing a midnight-blue, shimmering gown by Esteban Cortazar for the first night and an asymmetrical, floral Alexander McQueen top with a tuxedo jacket and trousers for the second.It turns out that both of these ensembles have been worn by Blanchett before, as she is making an

all-black looks to pins to send a message, as well as auctioned off looks post-event for important causes. This week, at the 2020 Venice Film Festival, Academy Award-winning actor Cate Blanchett made a statement of her own, by wearing looks that she has previously worn on the red carpet. Blanchett, who is attending the annual festival as its jury president, appeared on the opening night’s red carpet in a shimmering, navy blue gown courtesy of Esteban Cortazar.

Cate Blanchett looked to her closet for inspiration on what to wear to the 2020 Venice Film Festival earlier this week. Committed to sustainable red carpet looks, this year's jury president rewore and reimagined some of her iconic gowns for the festival in Italy.The 51-year-old actress donned a dark navy shimmering Esteban Cortázar gown that she previously wore to the 2015 BFI London Film Festival premiere of her film, .

2020 Venice Film Festival officially kicked off last night – and saw some of cinema's biggest names grace the red carpet for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began earlier this year. And, the A-listers did not disappoint in bringing back red-carpet fashion in style with Cate Blanchett championing sustainability in her Esteban Cortázar gown and Tilda Swinton carrying the most beautiful face mask, designed by artist James Merry.Swinton used the sculptural piece – which Merry said was inspired by stingray skeletons, seaweed, orchids and his favourite fish sculptures on the columns of the Rialto fish market in Venice – to accessorise her black-and-white ruffled Chanel ensemble.

2020 Venice Film Festival, marking one of the first major red-carpet events to take place since the coronavirus pandemic began. And, while there were certainly some differences to what we are used to seeing (i.e.

Cate Blanchett walks the red carpet while attending the opening ceremony of the 2020 Venice Film Festival on Wednesday (September 2) in Venice, Italy.