Stars opt for eco-friendly look for Oscars 2020, including Jane Fonda who wore 6-year-old gown

It was an encouraging sign that not just Fond but a few other celebrities addressed issues of sustainability and eco-consciousness through fashion at the world’s biggest entertainment event.

Jane Fonda, the 82-years-old Hollywood star is an outspoken activist on the subject of climate change.

After declaring publicly that she won’t be buying any new clothing as part of her ongoing climate change protest, she appeared in a recycled look at the 2020 Academy Awards.

Fonda took the stage in a gray pixie cut and a crimson beaded Elie Saab gown she previously wore to Cannes in 2014, to present the Best Film award.

She also carried the cardinal-red coat, that she previously declared was “the last article of clothing I will ever buy” as part of her ongoing climate change protests.

Kaitlyn Dever opted for eco-friendly fabrics. The 23-years-old The Book Smart star wore a “completely sustainable,” red Louis Vuitton gown to the Academy Awards.

Margot Robbie opted for a  vintage dress instead of having a new dress designed.

Robbie, 29, who is a Chanel ambassador, brought vintage glamour to the red carpet in a couture dress from the fashion house’s Spring/Summer 1994 collection.

While Elizabeth Banks wore a gown she previously wore in 2004.

Meanwhile, Phoenix also opted for an eco-friendly dress for the big night.

Joaquin continued to show his environmentalism by once again re-wearing the Stella McCartney suit he has been wearing all season long.