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Almost a year after Carrie Fisher's tragic death,Science Fiction Archives her daughter Billie Lourd paid tribute to the iconic Star Wars actress and took on the mantle by appearing alongside her in The Last Jedi. Lourd honored her mother with two subtle visual tributes at Saturday's premiere in Los Angeles.

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Lourd appears in The Last Jedias Lieutenant Connix (she was also in The Force Awakens), and arrived at the premiere wearing her hair in a stunning bun just like Leia's from the end of A New Hope.

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The hair may have been a more obvious homage to her mother, but Lourd also wore one of Fisher's rings on her left hand.

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Fisher passed away on Dec. 27, 2016, due to complications after a heart attack on a flight from London to Los Angeles. She had already wrapped filming on The Last Jedi but was scheduled to appear in the untitled Star Wars Episode IX, which has now been adjusted.Fisher's death deeply affected everyone associated with Star Wars, from cast and crew to fans, and the film is dedicated to her memory.

Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedipremieres Dec. 15.

h/t Buzzfeed

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