This year's Oscar showed that not only the organizers, but also the participants are trying to follow trends, take care of nature and sew outfits from environmental materials. The organizers made sure that the buffet had only vegetarian snacks. The Cinema Academy is an organization that gathers a huge number of people around the world, so they must support the planet. Participants of the award also picked up this idea. Not many, but still there are those who decided not to buy new outfits, but to recycle old ones.
Jane Fonda
Jane Fonda actively participates in protests against climate change and therefore fully supports the Academy's idea of saving the planet.
The 82-year-old actress appeared at the award in the dress she wore earlier in 2014. The woman also stated that she was never going to buy new clothes again.
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Kim Kardashian
Other celebrities decided not to buy or sew brand new dresses to order. Instead, they bought clothes from old collections. For example, Kim Kardashian was published in a dress from the collection of Alexander McQueen in 2003.
Lily Aldridge
Lily Aldridge changed two vintage dresses during the event. During a presentation on the red carpet, she appeared before the worlds in an old 2013 dress from Ralph Lauren. For a party after the award, she changed into a white Gucci dress designed by Tom Ford in 2004.
Olivia colman
Olivia Coleman shocked the world with a blue dress with long sleeves, complemented by a long cloak of environmentally friendly materials.
Joaquin Phoenix
Joaquin Phoenix also joined the general movement. In January, the actor announced that he would wear one of the same tux by Stella McCartney at all events.
