Casual Kristen strikes AGAIN! Does this make anyone else wish they could like, go on a hike with her or something? Very jealous of Dylan Meyer at this moment in time.BG015/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
WHO IS THIS?! Stewart's look for the 2021 Met Gala "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" is so good we almost don't even recognize her. The woman really is a chameleon. (As evidenced by her fantastic performance in Spencer, by the way. We mean it. If she doesn't get the Oscar nom we will RIOT.)Taylor Hill/WireImage
Pink pnats. Blue shirt. Long socks. Loafers. And those red-tinted sunglasses again. Kstew knows how to kill a color palette (and we mean that in a good way, obviously.)Vivien Killilea/Getty Images
MORE KILLER CASUAL LOOKS! Can anyone rock a bowling shirt harder than this?! We don't think so!Vivien Killilea/Getty Images
Of course, we couldn't not mention her skirt-and-crop combo from the LA premiere of 'Spencer' - is it us, or is there something about straight horizontal lines that just WORKS for her?Amy Sussman/Getty Images
Of course, sometimes you just can't beat a classic look - and this blue-gray sequined dressed she wore to the UK premiere of 'Spencer' is definitely what we would call 'classic.' And yet, with her hair worn down causally and no jewelry to speak of, Stewart still manages to bring her signature casual vibes to the outfit.Samir Hussein/WireImage
THE 'CLUELESS' VIBES!!! Stewart is channeling Alicia Silverstone's Cher HARD in this pic from the Chanel Womenswear Spring/Summer 2022 show.Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images
This is solely a hair-and-makeup appreciation post. Yes, obvioulsy the fit is fab, but that smokey eye is obvioulsy the center of attention, and those effortless waves are envy-inducing.Randy Shropshire/Getty Images for Los Angeles Confidential / Hamilton Behind the Camera Awards
Casual Kristen strikes again! We especially love that she's jumping in on the tinted sunglasses trend here. BG005/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
QUEEN OF HALF SUITS!! Many celebrites have done this look as of late, but we think it's the lace leggings with this one that really make our eyes pop out of our heads. Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM
Somehow, her casual looks kill just as hard as her formal ones - from the baggy jeans to the smiley-face crocs, there's something beautifully effortless and real about how chill she looks.Gotham/GC Images
Of course, everyone raved about this look at the 2021 Gotham Awards - the straight line red dress was a talking point, but what people really loved was the messy-but-still-elegant bow her hair is tied into on top of her head.Taylor Hill/FilmMagic
We're not sure what's better about this look - the white skirt instead of a black one making it look almost like she's just wearing an oversized dress shirt, or the long tie to accent it.Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for CHANEL
Is KSTEW just the queen of suits in general? Maybe. But we don't know that many people who can pull off a brown one this well in the year 2022. (Ok, it was actually 2021, but still.)Amy Sussman/Getty Images for Deadline
Stewart stunned as usual for her January 24 appearance on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' - you don't often see suspenders that thick, but with those chunky black laces on her shoes, it just works.Gotham/GC Images
THE LEG. KRISTEN. COME ON. WE CAN'T HANDLE THIS.Marc Piasecki/Getty Images
She absolutely rocks this babydoll tunic at the aforementioned Venice Film Festival - seafoam green is a very good color for her, and the white shoes are a great contrast.P. Lehman/Barcroft Media via Getty Images
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Despite giving what has been almost universally agreed-upon as an amazing performance as Princess Diana in the recent film Spencer, Kristen Stewart has been continuously snubbed in the nominations department by major movie awards.
The most recent snub that has everybody talking has come from the BAFTAs - the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. It's unclear why Stewart has recieved this second omission from nominations, especially after Spencergot such rave reviews at the Venice Film Festival, but it is confusing, as she is stil very much being considered an Oscars contender.
Perhaps it has something to do with the UK's sensitive relationship with material that has to do with the royal family - they (royal family included) have already given several mixed reactions to the popular series The Crown.
Regardless, the lack of nomination has baffled Stewart's fans - but they've found a few different ways to show their favorite actress that they still love her.
One of those ways has been multiple Twitter compilations of all of the actress' impeccable style choices over the past year or so - because while we can't do anything about the whims of certain awards panelists, we can certainly let the actress know that not having their approval doesn't mean she's losing her influence.
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