Oscar Nominees Bring Old Hollywood Back

Then: Audrey Hepburn

The saying, "Everything old is new again," couldn't be more true in Hollywood. It's hard to find a red carpet that doesn't showcase at least one starlet trying to harness the old-school glamour of movie mavens from the past. We found uncanny similarities between some of 2013's Oscar nominated actresses and several of old Hollywood's finest.

Now: Anne Hathaway

A front-runner in the Oscar race for Best Supporting Actress, Anne Hathaway is easily a doppelganger for Audrey. The pixie cut (thanks to her drastic on-screen hair cut for Les Miserable), the strong brows and the warm brown eyes all scream Hepburn.

Then: Ginger Rogers

Ginger Rogers won the Best Actress Oscar in 1940 for playing the title role in Kitty Foyle.

Now: Amy Adams

Nominated for her role in The Master, Amy Adams has Ginger's knack for playing both fun and frivolous characters (Enchanted) as well as gritty ones.

Then: Veronica Lake

Known for her lengthy peekaboo hair style that typically covered one eye, Veronica Lake was a trendsetter in her time

Now: Jennifer Lawrence

Nominated for the second time in Oscar's Best Actress category, Jennifer Lawrence has quickly become a Hollywood tastemaker.

Then: Grace Kelly

Grace Kelly won an Oscar for her part in 1954's The Country Girl.

Now: Naomi Watts

WIth a similar quiet elegance, Aussie actress Naomi Watts radiates class and grace.

Then: Greta Garbo

Greta Garbo, known for having a strong, independent personality on set, was nominated for an Oscar in 1930 for her first "talkie," a film called Anna Christie.

Now: Jessica Chastain

Jessica Chastain is the first woman in 50 years to have lead roles in the top two movies at the box office for Mama and Zero Dark Thirty.

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