Here’s a double take.

No, these aren’t the Hollywood A-listers strutting their best on the Golden Globes red carpet. Instead, it’s a series of pint-size recreations of some of the night’s most memorable looks, using children dressed as stars such as Anne Hathaway and Halle Berry.

New York-based artist Tricia Messeroux and designer Andrea Pitter transformed their models for the appropriately named ”ToddleWood” photo shoot.

“It’s nothing but fun,” Messeroux told Celebuzz of the shoot. “We get hair and makeup and go crazy!”

Toddlewood, which she began in 2008, was inspired by Messeroux’s three-year-old daughter.

The main goal of Toddlewood is to put on a larger-than-life scale dress-up party and “transform them to look like grown-ups,” Messeroux said.

“The kids just love it. They have so much fun,” she added. “It’s like a play date for them and they have a ball.”

This isn’t the first year the tiny tots have donned couture to playfully pose like their favorite celebrities.

She started the award show craze in 2012 for the Globes and Academy Awards and also plans on coming up with a fun concept for this year’s Oscars.

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