Drew Barrymore recreated some of her famous Hollywood childhood looks and totally nailed it

Drew Barrymore and her mother. (Photo by Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty Images)

Drew Barrymore took a walk down memory lane by recreating some of her most famous childhood red carpet looks for InStyle’s February edition, and she completely pulled off the challenge.

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“We are recreating looks from a very specific time period in my life from when I’m about five to 10, which would be about 1980 to 1985,” she explained to the magazine. “From a young age I was overly passionate and thought everything lived and died in a professional atmosphere because, back then, it was really all I had. I didn’t have a family. I’ve been working as long as I can remember.”

The actress’s recreated looks include many of her “Little Drew” outfits, including the pink tulle dress she wore to the 1983 Academy Awards, the bucket-hat she sported during a 1984 Vanity Fair shoot and many, many more.

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“I’ve grown and changed and evolved throughout the years, but I’m not, in spirit, that different from the kid in the pictures wearing giant poofy dresses,” she admitted. “I just had a lot of rebellion that had to calm down.”

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Now with children of her own, Barrymore also opened up about how she’s not looking for a relationship because motherhood is so fulfilling.

“My daughters are so fulfilling that I feel like my cup is just avalanching over. If love took on a physical analogy form, I’d be an overstuffed turkey or piñata,” she shared. “So I’m not really hungry for it at this moment. I don’t think I would have ever known that I could be this content, this whole, without being in a romantic relationship. That would have been a surprise to my younger self.”

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