See the Best Celebrity Runway Remakes of 2015
Celebrities always have first dibs on the gorgeous gowns that hit the runways. Often times, just after a show's final walk, a dress is packed up and shipped to a star (or really, their stylist). And as awe-inspiring as designer creations may be, sometimes the construction of the garment calls for a little tweaking in order to make it red carpet-ready. Ahead, seven times our favorite style stars revamped killer runway looks.
Solange Knowles in Giles
It may be hard to believe, but Knowles toned down the fan-shaped Giles frock that she wore to the 2015 Met Gala. On the runway, the holographic number came with a high-low hem.
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Daisy Ridley in Chanel
Daisy Ridley arrived at the Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiere in Tokyo wearing Chanel separates. On the runway, the set was shown over a crisp button-front blouse, but Ridley decided to ditch the layered look to show off the unique neckline.
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Julianne Moore in Saint Laurent
To make this velvet Saint Laurent number red carpet-ready, Moore added a floor-grazing hem with an elaborate train for the Freeheld premiere in New York.
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Selena Gomez in David Koma
At Jingle Ball 2015, Selena Gomez gave new life to David Koma’s embellished runway look by pairing the top with a black high-waisted pencil skirt.
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Sarah Hyland in Zac Posen
For the 2015 Emmy Awards, Hyland took a Zac Posen Fall 2015 gown and altered the neckline to create an off-the-shoulder silhouette.
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Léa Seydoux in Miu Miu
Seydoux ditched the sleeves and opulent bib collar on this Miu Miu frock at the Beijing photocall for Spectre.
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Kristen Stewart in Chanel
Stewart gave the avant-garde look that Kendall Jenner wore on the Chanel Spring 2016 runway everyday appeal by removing the dramatic overlay skirt.