The BAFTA Awards, or the British Oscars - as it's commonly referred to, is a night that will forever be a highlight of the awards season, showcasing not only the best in film but also the most stylish celebrities in the industry.
This year Demi Moore, Zoe Saldana, Timothée Chalamet and Marianne Jean-Baptiste are all nominated for awards, with Emilia Pérez receiving a whopping 11 nominations.
Bvlgari is the official supporting partner of the 2025 ceremony, and as the action unfolds, the red carpet becomes a battleground for fashion, with A-listers bringing their A-game in haute couture, meticulously curated ensembles and standout accessories.
From sleek, tailored silhouettes to dramatic, flowy gowns and impeccably styled suits here are the very best-dressed celebs to take to the red carpet at London's Royal Festival Hall.
© Getty Images for BAFTASelena Gomez
Selena Gomez stole the show in possibly our favourite look she's ever worn. The actress stunned in a custom Schiaparelli beaded maxi dress which was attached to a plunging neckline velvet underlay. She completed her showstopping ensemble with a stack of jewels from Tiffany & Co.
© Getty ImagesAriana Grande
Stealing the show (as per usual) Ariana Grande decided on a statement custom Louis Vuitton gown. Featuring a dreamy plunging neckline in black velvet and a voluminous ruffled attached skirt in a dreamy Glinda pink. The Wicked actress finished off the look with a selection of diamonds from Chaumet and a pair of heels from Jimmy Choo.
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© Getty Images for BAFTADemi Moore
Demi Moore was all smiles in her bejewelled Alexander McQueen halterneck gown. The intricately crafted ensemble featured hundreds of thousands of different coloured diamantes in different sizes and made up a stained glass window-inspired picture. As the final piece of the puzzle, the Substance star added a selection of diamonds from De Beers.
© Getty Images for BAFTASaoirse Ronan
In true It-Girl fashion, Saoirse Ronan looked radiant in a subtle yet elegant muted mint green scoop neck gown and satin shawl combo from Louis Vuitton.
© Getty Images for BAFTAAnna Kendrick
Anna Kendrick decided to don all-black for the London-based event. She settled on a plunging neckline black beaded gown which came complete with a giant satin bow positioned on her waist. To top off the look, Anna dripped in a selection of jewels from Bvlgari.
© Mike Marsland/WireImageNabhaan Rizwan
Nabhaan Rizwan opted for a striking head-to-toe Dior menswear look for the event, proving just how fun fashion can really be.
© Getty Images for BAFTATimothée Chalamet
Timothée Chalamet took style cues from his girlfriend Kylie Jenner in a black blazer and trouser combo which he styled with a plain black tee and a diamond choker necklace.
Controversial Baftas triumphs
© Dave Benett/Getty Images for BAF1998
Shakespeare In Love star Judi Dench won best-supporting actress despite her fleeting screen time and strong competition from stars of Elizabeth, Saving Private Ryan and The Truman Show.
2004
Another contested award was for Bill Nighy who won best supporting actor for his role as washed-up rocker Billy Mack in Love Actually (Christmas film fans may disagree that the awarding was questionable).
2005
A mostly forgotten film, My Summer Of Love bombed at the box office but surprisingly took home the Bafta for Best British Film.
2006
Leaving Mr Darcy fans heartbroken, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of The Were-Rabbit triumphed over Joe Wright's much acclaimed adaptation of Pride & Prejudice in the Best British Film category.
2014
In the same year Woody Allen was accused of sexual abuse, his film Blue Jasmine was up for three awards: Best Original Script, Cate Blanchett for Best Actress and Sally Hawkins for Best Supporting Actress.
2020
A troubled year for the awards due to their perceived lack of racial and gender diversity (the directorial nominees were all male) leading to the #BaftasSoWhite trend.
2021
Noel Clarke won the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema category but his triumph was short lived as Bafta suspended both his membership and the award after 20 allegations of sexual harassment were made against him.
2024
There was outcry when Andrew Scott received no nominations for his widely lauded performance in All of Us Strangers yet costars Paul Mescal and Claire Foy did.
© Getty Images for BAFTAMikey Madison
Anora star Mikey Madison kept her look for the night elegant, deciding on a full Prada look. The star settled on a strapless fitted cream gown which she elevated with a satin shawl in the same hue. to elevate the subtle yet overly chic look, Mikey opted for a selection of Tiffany & Co. jewellery.
© Getty ImagesLeo Woodall
Heartthrob of the moment Leo Woodall decided upon an all-black tailored moment and accessorised with a Tiffany & Co. by Jean Schlumber floral brooch which was pinned to his satin lapel.
© Mike Marsland/WireImageVanessa Williams
Desperate Housewives star Vanessa Williams proved just how elegant bold colours can be on the red carpet. The actress stunned in a sheer moss-green skirt and puff sleeve combo from Pamella Roland's FW25 RTW collection. The cherry on top of the ensemble was of course her selection of Bvlgari jewellery.
© Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty ImNaomi Ackie
Naomi Ackie looked flawless in a one-shouldered subtle lilac chainmail gown. The decadent dress fitted the star like a glove, emphasising her stunning figure.
© Getty Images for BAFTACynthia Erivo
Wicked star Cynthia Erivo looked divine in a custom white lace Louis Vuitton maxi dress. The nuptial-chic dress featured a structured high-fashion neckline while her buckled-up shoes oozed cool-girl elegance. As the final statement, the It-Brit added a selection of light-catching jewellery from Tiffany & Co.
© Getty ImagesJessica Plummer
Jessica Plummer wrapped up warm in a fluffy vest and sheer tights ensemble. She accented the look with a lace Michael Kors Collection skirt, a slim leather belt and a pair of Jimmy Choo ‘Ixia’ pumps.
© Getty ImagesNico Parker
Nico Parker oozed Old Hollywood Glamour in a sheer black dress adorned with dainty crystal detailing from Chanel's FW24 Couture collection.
© Getty ImagesPamela Anderson
A fresh-faced Pamela Anderson stole the show in a bridal-chic all-white ensemble from Jacquemus' SS25 RTW collection. The famed face styled her off-the-shoulder sheer dress with a pair of white leather pumps and a statement necklace from Pandora.
© Getty Images for BAFTACamila Cabello
Camila Cabello delivered eclectic elegance while simultaneously sporting fashion's beloved 'no trousers' trend. The singer and actress opted for a dreamy satin bodice gown with a crystal-encrusted sheer halterneck accent and matching floor-length skirt from Sabina Bilenko Couture. The final touch was a selection of white gold and diamond jewels from Tasaki.
© Getty Images for BAFTAMolly-Mae Hague
Love Island alum Molly-Mae Hague boasted bold shoulders in a cropped blazer and floor-grazing maxi skirt from Nadine Merabi.
© Getty Images for BAFTAMarisa Abela
Sleek chic was Marisa Abela's aesthetic of choice for the evening. The Back to Black star decided to scoop her long brunette locks into a slick back bun, the perfect hairstyle to accompany her fitted black rhinestoned gown.
© Getty Images for BAFTAAnnabelle Wallis
Looking dreamier than ever in a plunge silver chainmail gown, Peaky Blinders actress Annabelle Wallis perfected gilded glamour.
© Getty Images for BAFTADavid Tennant
Co-host for the evening David Tennant went all out for this year's BAFTA Awards, matching his decadent burgundy-toned suit to his freshly dyed hair.
© Getty Images for BAFTAJoe Alwyn
The Brutalist star Joe Alwyn donned a dreamy suiting look in fashion's most beloved winter hue- deep burgundy. He accessorised the look with a simple red flower brooch from Tiffany & Co. on his lapel.
© Getty Images for BAFTACelia Imrie
Bridget Jones star Celia Imrie perfected elegant glamour in a square neck, longsleeve velvet black gown.
© Getty Images for BAFTAPegah Pourmand
Channelling her inner Marilyn Monroe, Pegah Pourmand stole the show in a dreamy all-white plunging neckline gown with lace cutout detailing and a fluffy feather shawl.
© Getty Images for BAFTAWunmi Mosaku
Wunmi Mosaku decided on a peak-chic red carpet gown. The actress donned a fitted velvet black strapless gown with a blush pink satin skirt accent.
© Getty Images for BAFTAAJ Odudu
AJ Odudu turned heads in an ethereal cool-girl bridal look. The white fitted gown featured an attached hood accents and a daring thigh-high slit.
© Getty Images for BAFTANick Park, Merlin Crossingham and Wallace and Gromit
Nick Park, Merlin Crossingham and Wallace and Gromit dressed to impress. Wallace donned a zesty green tuxedo look while Gromit opted for a subtle red bow tie.
© Getty Images for BAFTAThomasin McKenzie
Luxe lace was Thomasin McKenzie's dress code of choice for the event. The New Zealand actress opted for a long sleeve off-the-shoulder look and paired it with a bold red lip shade, a diamond necklace and matching earrings from Bvlgari.
© Getty Images for BAFTAMonica Barbaro
Making a sparkly statement in a bejewelled Armani Privé SS25 Couture halterneck sheer gown and a selection of Bvlgari jewellery, Monica Barbaro made sure to turn heads.
© Getty Images for BAFTAStacy Martin
Calling on Louis Vuitton to create her a custom look for the occasion, Stacy perfected effortless elegance in a dreamy plunging neckline, low-back gown covered in floral accents and hundreds of thousands of tiny bead embroidery.
© Getty Images for BAFTAKelly Rutherford
Actress and certified style icon Kelly Rutherford decided on a black satin pleated look complete with a subtle waist cutout from Robert Wun. To accent the ensemble she added a dreamy diamond necklace and a set of matching drop earrings from Chaumet and a set of pumps and a clutch from Jimmy Choo.
© Getty Images for BAFTAGwendoline Christie
Actress Gwendoline Christie leaned into her on-screen character Larissa Weems in Netflix's Wednesday for the evening. Her long black satin gown was accented with tiny bows tied into her long blonde locks.
© Getty Images for BAFTAAnna Higgs
Anna Higgs looked radiant on the red carpet in a blush-toned strapless satin midi dress. To tie the look together she added a statement diamond necklace and a pair of pointed-toe pumps.
© Getty Images for BAFTAJeff Goldblum
Everyone's favourite fashion icon Jeff Goldblum dressed to impress as expected. The actor decided on a sleek suiting moment which he paired with an iridescent feathered vest.
© Getty Images for BAFTAClara Amfo
Host for the evening Clara Amfo decided on a decadent all-white look, complete with a flowing train and diamond-shaped motifs on the front.








