We can't really blame Sienna for borrowing the 40-year-old's instantly-iconic look. After all, Gwyn was declared the "World's Best-Dressed Woman" by People magazine this year and she's been hand-picked by both Hugo Boss and Max Factor to shill their goods. So we see this homage as a testament to Sienna's good taste.
Plus, the new mom probably has a pretty full plate at the moment, so we're not holding this lack of originality against her this time. Check out the photos of both ladies in their caped dresses and tell us what you think. Our vote goes with Gwyneth (the bright white hue of the dress paired with her sleek ponytail was perfection), but who do you think wore the look better?
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Gwyneth Paltrow in Tom Ford, 2012 Oscars
Anya, HuffPost Style/Stylelist/Stylelist Home Editor-In-Chief: "This look is befitting not only of a movie star, but of a queen. Gwyneth did several completely original things, rarely seen on the Oscars red carpet, here:
1. Covered her arms.
2. With a cape!
3. No earrings OR necklace.
4. A hairdo that didn't look shellacked."
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Chloe Sevigny, June 2007
Sarah, Stylelist News Editor: "Chloe Sevigny mixed orange, pink and nude without clashing. I think of this outfit whenever I wear a daytime dress for evening!"
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Brie, Stylelist/Stylelist Home Editor: "Anything Anne Bancroft wore in The Graduate (that leopard coat!)"
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Ashley Olsen, December 2005
Michelle, Stylelist Home Associate Editor: "I love everything Ashley Olsen wears."
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Carey Mulligan in Prada, 2012 Met Gala
Sarah, Stylelist News Editor: "I LOVE IT. She should have been the only one on the Best Dressed lists."
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Julianne Moore in Lanvin, Golden Globes 2011
Rebecca, HuffPost Style Associate Editor: "I know it was a totally polarizing look, but I really loved Julianne Moore's dress to last year's Golden Globes. Such a great color..."
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Diane Keaton in "Annie Hall," 1977
Nicole, Stylelist Home Intern: "LOVE Diane Keaton's get-ups in Annie Hall. They are timeless (and so is she)!"
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Uma Thurman in "Pulp Fiction," 1994
Brie, Stylelist/Stylelist Home Editor: "Makes a white button down and black capris a must."
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Brie, Stylelist/Stylelist Home Editor: "Jackie Kennedy's many fabulous shift dresses freed everyone from the tyranny of the shirtwaist dress with voluminous skirt."
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Kirsten Dunst in Rodarte, 2009 CFDA Awards
Rebecca, HuffPost Style Associate Editor: "Kirsten Dunst in Rodarte! (And all of the celebs who wore variations on that dress... besides Reese Witherspoon)."
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Jennifer Lopez in Zuhair Murad, 2012 Vanity Fair Post-Oscars Party
Shana, Stylelist Intern: "I love really any jazzy outfit from J.Lo, especially her deep red sequined gown at the Vanity Fair Oscar party this year."
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Catherine Deneuve in "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," 1964
Brie, Stylelist/Stylelist Home Editor: "Girly without overkill."
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Michelle, Stylelist Home Associate Editor: "I love this look because it's dramatic and elegant. Plus it's sexy but in a subtle way."
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Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast at Tiffany's," 1961
Ellie, HuffPost Style Associate Editor: "Before Holly Golightly, how could we have known how cool plastic Ray-Ban shades looked with Givenchy Couture? Between the accessories, the fit and the hair, this look is simply one of the best ever."
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Jennifer Lopez in Versace, 2000 Grammys
Christina, Stylelist Fashion Editor: "I'm gonna do it. I loved this."
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Rihanna in Gareth Pugh, June 2009
Dana, Stylelist Beauty Editor: "Only RiRi can make 'Star Wars' style sidewalk-chic."
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Sienna Miller is certainly a fashion figure in her own right, but that doesn't mean she's above taking inspiration from other stylish celebrities. In fact, the actress' latest outfit is essentially a ...
Sienna Miller is certainly a fashion figure in her own right, but that doesn't mean she's above taking inspiration from other stylish celebrities. In fact, the actress' latest outfit is essentially a ...
The Huffington Post | By Rebecca Adams Posted: 10/07/2012 12:10 pm Updated: 10/07/2012 12:30 pm