For a very long time, many have questioned whether or not the red carpet is sexist: in 2014, filmmaker Jennifer Siebel Newsom founded the Representation Project and the #AskHerMore campaign, urging journalists to ask women questions beyond, ‘Who are you wearing?’

So it makes sense that, in light of the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements, we have seen countless stars reclaim the red carpet and use it for good.

At the Golden Globes and BAFTA Film Awards, attendees wore black as a “strong, unifying and simple statement” in support of those who have experienced sexual harassment and abuse.

Similarly, the Grammys saw men and women attached white roses to their outfits as part of a planned protest.

And now television stars have made a point of, once again, using fashion to keep this powerful message alive at the BAFTA TV Awards. With a little help from Reese Witherspoon, of course.

See if you can guess how…

How Reese Witherspoon transformed the TV BAFTAs red carpet from afar