Sydney Sweeney wears Angelina Jolie's 2004 Oscars gown two decades later.

It wasn’t just Marilyn Monroe who Sydney Sweeney emulated at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Hollywood on Sunday, but also Angelina Jolie.

In a touching nod to Angelina’s style prowess, the Euphoria star, 26, replicated her 76th Annual Academy Awards look from 2004.

The Old Hollywood Marc Bouwer cream gown cemented Angelina’s status as a fashion icon in the early 2000s.

Some 20 years later, Sydney followed Angelina’s footsteps and modelled the glamorous plunging halter neckline at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills yesterday evening.

Sydney recreated the bombshell look with the gown, matching shawl and accessories with a similar collection of layered pendant necklaces.

Angelina Jolie’s bombshell red carpet look from the 76th Academy Awards in 2004 made a reappearance on the red carpet yesterday evening

With the help of hair and makeup, Sydney managed to add her own touch to the archival look.

The White Lotus alum previously rocked her usual long, blonde tresses when she recently hosted Saturday Night Live.

For the annual Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Sydney changed it up and showcased a darker honey-blonde colour and her shoulder-length bob styled in bouncy waves.

The style differed from Angelina’s 2004 red carpet look, which saw the then 29-year-old’s long locks run loose.

With the incredible look, Sydney joined Angelina, 48, and the many A-list bombshells recognized for their red carpet outfits and graced many best-dressed lists.

Last night’s Oscars was filled with dazzling performances, controversial comments, a shocking pregnancy announcement, a naked appearance on stage, an awkward wardrobe malfunction – and an argument between host Jimmy Kimmel and former President Donald Trump.

It began with a cringy monologue from the host that saw him make a very crude joke about Robert Downey Jr.’s manhood – which did not go over well with the actor.

But when Donald posted a scathing tweet about Jimmy afterwards, blasting him as the ‘worst host’ in Oscars history, the comedian decided to blast him on national television, asking him: ‘Isn’t it past your jail time?’