Times celebrities outfit repeated some of their most iconic looks

Remember when Meghan Markle found the perfect summer work dress? Yep, the Duchess stepped out at the Southbank Centre in 2018 wearing this sleeveless Nonie trench midi, which then prompted us to immediately start our search for something similar.

Meghan was then spotted wearing the chic look once more on the Duke and Duchess' tour of South Africa in 2019, styled almost identically (if it ain't broke don't fix it, amiright?).

Jennifer Lopez's belly button-grazing Versace jungle dress, worn to the 2000 Grammy Awards, was one of the defining looks of the decade. And what's not to love? It's daring, sexy and undeniably eye-catching.

Then, out of nowhere, J.Lo surprised us all by making a surprise catwalk appearance at the designer's Milan Fashion Week show, wearing a revamped version of the iconic dress and, well, WHOA. 19 years later and Jen still knows how to work the look.

Kirsten Dunst first wore this ivory lacy mini dress to the 2004 Vanity Fair Oscars party with a pair of red satin pumps and her cute pixie look. Very throwback, no?

In 2017, Kirsten stepped out at Paris' Theatre du Chatalet wearing the exact. same. dress. Only, this time around, Kirsten has grown her hair out and fastened it into an up-do, finishing the ensemble with a pair of black pumps and silver necklace.

Fun fact: Kate Middleton is actually a huge fan of recycling her favourite looks. But one of our favourite examples is this ruby red, double-breasted Catherine Walker coat dress and matching suede pumps worn for the royals' annual Christmas service in Sandringham back in 2018.

Kate rewore the wintery classic for the 2020 Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey, this time swapping her pillbox hat for a more ornate floral fascinator.

If you think Keira Knightley's tulle mini looks familiar, it's because it's actually her wedding dress. Yep, this Chanel piece was originally designed for the A-lister's nuptials to James Righton in the South of France back in 2013 but has since been worn multiple times such as here, in 2008, with black tights and a coat at a pre-BAFTA party in London.

Clearly a big fan of the piece (just like us), Keira wore the designer number for a third time at the SeriousFun London Gala in 2013 with a pair of minimalist mules and soft waves.

Kate Moss wow-d crowds at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival wearing this feather-trimmed, vintage LBD (Little Black Dress).

And TA-DA! Here is it again with the supermodel stepping out in the piece while in New York City six years later.

Princess Diana famously reinvented some of her most iconic looks, including this stunning floral and lavender number worn to a banquet at Claridge's in 1989.

Three years later, Di stepped out wearing the memorable long-sleeve top, swapping the poofy '80s skirt for a more streamline pencil silhouette at a banquet in Seoul.

Deepika Padukone looks approx a zillion bucks in this shimmery strapless Dolce & Gabbana number, worn to the 2012 Vogue Beauty Awards in Mumbai.

So it's no surprise that she whipped it out again for the 2017 Vanity Fair Oscars party, where it looks every bit as flawless.

Selena Gomez turned heads for all the right reasons back in 2017 when she stepped out in New York City wearing this powder blue dress by cool-girl Parisian brand, Rouje.

The next month, Selena elevated the same mini by swapping her neutral bag for a sleek black design and a swipe of red lipstick. We're big fans of how she makes the trainers still work with both looks.