It’s the final day of the Second Round, and things will only move faster from here. Starting tomorrow, I will combine matchups from multiple categories into each newsletter, so pay attention to what you’re voting for!

For what I believe is the first time, every winner of yesterday’s matchups had at least 60% of the vote—not a close one. But with A Close Shave and What We Do in the Shadows heading to the Sweet Sixteen, we’ve got a few more underdogs entering the next arena.

You can find a detailed rundown of Knit Madness here.

The Sweater: A green cardigan (likely hand-knitted by his mother) that’s cozy enough to wear at home.

Who Wore It: The singular Fred Rogers, of course. Who’d probably have a lot of thoughts about what’s happening to children’s education right now.

Replica: Yes

Notes: It’s not so much that Mr. Rogers’ green cardigan is the key sweater from this series—I feel like when I picture him, he’s always in red—but rather, it’s the best-quality screenshot I could get from Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, the documentary about Rogers that’s streaming on Netflix right now. (10/10 would recommend, but keep tissues nearby.)

Previously Defeated: (16) The Lake House.

The Sweater: A white Aran cardigan that’s appropriately warm enough for a holiday in Surrey.

Who Wore It: Movie trailer editor Amanda (Cameron Diaz), newly settled into the quintessential English cottage she swapped her LA mansion for.

Replica: Yes

Notes: Previously written about in a feature. A delightful addition to the Nancy Meyers-verse.

Previously Defeated: (9) Poker Face.

The Sweater: A tan and brown Westerly zippered cardigan.

Who Wore It: The dudest Dude (Jeff Bridges) to ever dude.

Replica: Yes

Notes: Tired: Purchasing the Dude’s Pendleton Westerly sweater for yourself. Wired: Purchasing the Dude’s Pendleton Westerly sweater for your dog.

Previously Defeated: (15) Clueless.

The Sweater: A ribbed dark gray turtleneck.

Who Wore It: A Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) who’s finally about to take control of his life.

Replica: No

Notes: The Truman Show is nearly over 25 years old, is probably overused as a reference, and absolutely holds up.

Previously Defeated: (10) Scream (1996).

The Sweater: A hand-knitted red collared sweater.

Who Wore It: Pádraic Súilleabháin (Colin Farrell), who’s at the end of an increasingly escalating friendship breakup—and without the ability to subtweet.

Replica: Yes

Notes: The Banshees of Inisherin has a ton of great knitwear, but the crowning achievement is this pullover designed to look like a button-down shirt. And Delia Barry, the Irish octogenarian who made it, is pretty cool, too.

Previously Defeated: (11) Grease.

The Sweater: A light gray Guernsey sweater (according to behind-the-scenes photos since the film is in black-and-white).

Who Wore It: Canadian Wickie and No. 1 seagull hater Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson), who’s hiding much more than the fact that his name is actually Thomas Howard.

Replica: Yes

Notes: Maybe it’s the magic of a Robert Eggers movie striving for period accuracy, but that Guernsey sweater just looks like it smells, even if it didn’t when Pattinson and Willem Dafoe shot this.

Previously Defeated: (3) Scooby Doo, Where Are You!—Jinkies!

The Sweater: A white turtleneck sweater paired with dark gray fingerless gloves.

Who Wore It: Lara Antipova (Julie Christie), a young woman in Russia toward the start of the Russian Revolution.

Replica: No

Notes: I know the least about this film of any of them (it’s on my list), but Lara’s turtleneck is here mainly because it’s a really nice sweater.

Previously Defeated: (5) Jaws.

The Sweater: A ribbed periwinkle cardigan.

Who Wore It: A very disheveled—but still very much a babe—Loretta Castorini (Cher).

Replica: No

Notes: A fantastic look for someone getting dumped by her fiancé and proposed to by his brother in a matter of minutes.

Previously Defeated: (4) Dunkirk.

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