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The Sundance Film Festival red carpets are fun for a few reasons. For one, they’re fairly low stakes. Many of these films will go on to have proper premieres and press tours where custom looks will be aplenty, but the more laidback nature of the festival provides an opportunity for actors to present their films in slightly more casual, but still cool looks.
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