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Jane Fonda has been in the film industry for more than 50 years, so, not surprisingly, she’s learned a thing or two about life (and working the red carpet). Note the on-trend gold leather jacket and cream ensemble (shown right) that the legendary actress/fitness guru wore to the Los Angeles premiere of her HBO drama The Newsroom. We caught up with Fonda at a New York fundraiser for her charity, the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, and wanted to know what advice the 74-year-old star would give her younger self. “To be more self-aware,” she told InStyle.com. “I didn’t pay attention back then and I wish that I had. I used to think it was a bad thing, but I now think it’s a good thing to know who you are and how you want to present yourself to the world. I didn’t then.” She certainly gives the impression of a self-possessed woman, and we love that she’s an active charity supporter to boot!

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Four decades after the mystery thriller Klute earned Jane Fonda her first Oscar, she recreated one of the most iconic looks from the 1971 film at a fundraiser in New York last night—the trench coat, shown here. “It never occurred to me [when we were making the movie] that the clothes would become an iconic fashion statement,” the actress told InStyle.com at the event, held at the Darby Downstairs. “They were just the clothes that I wore [in real life], and I wanted to wear them in the movie. A lot of the clothes were mine—the boots, the purse, the choker, the short leather skirt.” The reenactment was part of a fundraiser for her charity, the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, which she founded in Atlanta in 1995. She enlisted the film’s original costume designer Ann Roth to design last night’s replica trench, which was auctioned off to raise money for her organization (it sold for $1,000). The moment touched many guests, including Bravo’s Andy Cohen, who interviewed her about the movie’s wardrobe Watch What Happens-style in front of the crowd. “Jane is one of the few women who has reinvented herself almost in every decade, and has remained gorgeous through it all, and iconic, and aspirational, and fashionable,” he told us. “There’s nobody on the planet who has had the life that Jane Fonda has had.”

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Elizabeth Banks shined at the Los Angeles premiere of The Hunger Games, and not just because of her blood orange Atelier Versace dress. Thanks to makeup artist Fiona Stiles, the Effie Trinket actress got a dose of glowing skin. “I have always thought that Elizabeth looked like a young Jane Fonda, so I used Barbarella as a reference for the makeup,” Stiles told InStyle.com. To achieve the fantasy look, Stiles swept Benefit’s Sun Beam ($26 at benefitcosmetics.com) over the bridge of Banks’s nose after applying foundation, then used the NARS Cap VertBronzer ($38 at narscosmetics.com) to define her cheekbones. She set her complexion with loose powder, and finished with a generous sweep of peach blush. Now that’s a look we love!

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