Modern style icon Anya Taylor-Joy always serves, and her look for this year's BAFTAs poses no disruption to her superlative red carpet reputation. The biggest night in British film and television, held at the Royal Festival Hall, has always championed the finest televisual and cinematic talent, but we honestly believe that Anya is worthy of an accolade on the sole basis of her look. Nothing short of legendary.
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The Last Night In Soho star looked the picture of romance in an ensemble by Italian luxury fashion label Schiaparelli. Fresh from the brand's SS23 collection, her blush pink micro dress took centre stage. The boxy-shaped structured piece was crafted from a soft, plush velvet and featured a lustrous sheen as well as bow appliqué detailing.
© Photo: Getty ImagesAnya opted for a piece by Italian luxury label Schiaparelli
The 26-year-old accessorised her ultra-short piece with minimalist gold strappy sandals and a loop-style choker necklace. But the pièce de resistance, the jewel in Anya's sartorial crown, was undoubtedly the outerwear which she wore while she graced the red carpet. Not uncalled for given the temperamental British weather, the The Menu star wrapped up warm in a XXL duvet-like shawl, created in a fabric which perfectly matched the base of her dress.
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© Photo: Getty ImagesThe star wore her platinum locks in a sleek middle parting
Anya looked second to none, her ultra-radiant complexion practically glowing. Her makeup was relatively pared down considering it was such a glitzy event, but she exuded effortless chic via a slick of mascara and a deep pink lipstick, infused with brown undertones. She wore her platinum locks in a sharp middle parting, cascading down her back in barely-there cool girl waves.
Anya went on to present the award for the Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer to Charlotte Wells for Aftersun alongside the inimitable Jamie Lee Curtis who sported a champagne-hued slip gown and an asymmetric black jacket. Safe to say, we’re into it.
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