BAFTA Awards 2024: Best Red Carpet Looks!

One week ahead of the SAG Awards, the spotlight shifted to England for the BAFTA Awards 2024, also recognized as the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards, drawing Hollywood’s brightest luminaries. The event might as well have been dubbed the Oppenheimer and Poor Things Awards, given the dominance of both films across numerous categories. Emma Stone deserves a special round of applause for clinching the leading actress BAFTA for her portrayal of Bella Baxter in the Yorgos Lanthimos production.

The Holdovers also celebrated significant victories, with Da’Vine Joy Randolph securing the supporting actress accolade, a triumph she hopes to replicate at the upcoming Oscars. While Barbie failed to secure any wins among its five nominations, Margot Robbie emerged victorious on the red carpet, captivating in her Barbie pink satin and black sequins Armani Privé ensemble. Let’s face it; many of us eagerly anticipate the breakdown of the glamorous outfits. Don’t forget to check out the full list of winners here.

Without further delay, here’s a rundown of the standout red carpet looks from the BAFTA Awards 2024, including Ayo Edibiri and Stone’s remarkable peach ensembles, the latter’s custom Louis Vuitton dress taking a staggering 450 hours to perfect.

Emma Stone

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A bold cloud-sleeved peach outfit with peach and red makeup, and Louis Vuitton heels.

Margot Robbie

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A custom Giorgio Armani Privé silk pink and black velvet gown with a sweetheart neckline and black paillette embroidery, paired with black opera gloves.

Dua Lipa

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A crimson gown with a dramatic matching cape by Valentino.

Carey Mulligan

A black silk and velvet bustier Dior Haute Couture gown inspired by the ‘Autriche’ gown from the Fall 1951 Haute Couture collection.

Emily Blunt

A bejeweled naked gown with midriff-baring cutouts.

Florence Pugh

A black and silver embellished outfit with a cape, and a white mini dress with lace panels and a unique hemline for the afterparty.

Charithra Chandran

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A fully beaded Sabina Bilenko Couture gown, and a red gown with sequin detailing.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor

A dramatic sheer black gown by Antonia Riva, featuring lace, sequin details, and decorated with black flowers.

Fantasia Barrino

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A powerful red dress with an oversize wrap and contrasting black opera gloves.

Daisy Edgar Jones

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A plunging burgundy Gucci gown with a knotted detail over the torso and a grand slit down the center.

Ayo Edebiri

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She looked elegant in a creation by Bottega Veneta, known for their modern yet timeless designs.

Taylor Russell

She was ethereal in a white cut-out gown with feather details, a bespoke piece from Loewe that added a touch of fantasy.

Emma Corrin

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Known for trendsetting, Emma Corrin made a bold statement with a no trousers look from Miu Miu, pushing the boundaries of red carpet fashion.