On Sunday, 2 February at The Royal Albert Hall in London, The 73rd British Academy of Film and Television Arts (or BAFTAs) Awards ceremony was hosted by Graham Norton. The United Kingdom-based BAFTAs support, develop, and promote art as an independent charity, focusing on film, television, and games. This year was all about promoting sustainability and celebrities were asked either to use sustainable fashion brands, wear vintage, or even re-wear something they already owned. 

Let’s take a look at the BAFTAs best-dressed women. 

The Duchess of Cambridge

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate wore an old Alexander McQueen white gown with stunning gold embroidery detailing that she wore in 2012 for a state dinner in Malaysia. She had the sleeves altered from flowing sleeves to structured sleeves, made tighter and lined. The bodice is fitted with unique detailing around the sweetheart neckline. She finished the look with shiny gold shoes.

Emilia Clarke

Game of Thrones actress Emilia Clarke wore a stunning simple skeleton-like beaded Schiaparelli spring 2020 gown with a 90s spaghetti-strap silhouette. Here’s a video of her getting ready with Vogue. 

Scarlett Johnsson

Nominee for best actress for her film Marriage Story, Scarlett Johansson wore a 1920s style pink Versace gown with pink feathers and sequin details. The gown had a plunging neckline with two strap details on the back. She accessorised with large diamond drop earrings.

Here’s her red carpet interview in which she refuses to take sweets from the interviewer! 

Margot Robbie

Australian actress Margot Robbie wore a beautiful black lace Chanel gown with peplum detailing at the waist and cape-like sleeves, revealing an open back.

Margot accepts the BAFTA on behalf of Brad Pitt, who is cleaning up this award’s season. 

Florence Pugh

English actress Florence Pugh was nominated for best supporting actress for Little Women. Florence wore what appeared to be a simple black dress underneath a large ruched taffeta fuchsia pink cape-jacket with tie detailing from the SS20 Dries Van Noten collection. She wore black platform heels and accessorised with a diamond necklace.

Here’s an interview with Florence and Laura Dern.

Rhoda Ofori Attah

Ghana-born Oxford School of Drama-trained actress Rhoda Ofori Attah wore a stunning black dress with a diagonal silk pattern with large white bow details on the shoulders. She wore large gold earrings to accessorise and finish her look.

Here’s an interview.

Rebel Wilson

Australian actress Rebel Wilson wore a black and red gown with red sequin sash detailing.

Rebel’s speech stole the show.

What was your outfit at the BAFTAs?

Let us know in the comments which lady wowed you! Tell us if we forgot to mention someone that you loved.

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