Sienna Miller

Actress Sienna Miller rocked up to the ceremony in a flowing silky dress courtesy of Gucci, and touched up with a necklace and earrings from Boucheron, adding a shining sparkle to her outfit. She also donned a pair of dramatic black laced gloves which added just the right amount of glamorous flare to the look.

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Normal People actress Daisy Edgar-Jones also wore a Gucci dress for the evening with hers being an extravagant custom shimmering piece in an icy blue hue. The sheer amount of sparkle from the dress clearly wasn’t enough though, as she was also wearing a bracelet and rings courtesy of Tiffany & Co. The mere presence of Daisy’s outfit made the whole night sparkle a whole lot more.

Florence Pugh

Florence Pugh looked a world away from her characters in films Midsommar and Black Widow, trading their looks of casual wear and skin-tight fighting gear for an elegantly tailored mini dress from Carolina Herrera with a delicately flowing pastel pink train attached at the back, adding a nice pop of colour to the outfit. Florence was also donning some Boucheron jewellery with two fabulous, glimmering rings adding a subtle but noticeable touch of shine to the outfit.

Salma Hayek

Salma Hayek added a wonderful touch of royalty to the red carpet in a glamorous velvet gown by Gucci in a romantically deep purple. The dress itself was lined with lace along the sleeves and chest, with subtly raised shoulders which gave Hayek a very vintage look which she pulled off flawlessly. Her painted black nails and Boucheron jewellery only added to that vintage glamour.

Simone Ashley

Bridgerton star Simone Ashley was definitely one of the most colourful stars of the night in a hot pink Valentino get-up consisting of a sheer top, oversized trousers and a dramatic cape. As if the bright colour wasn’t enough, Simone also accessorised with a bracelet from Tiffany & Co. to add just a tad of sparkle to shine amongst the pink.

Ariana DeBose

Oscar de la Renta was the designer of choice for West Side Story star Ariana DeBose, whose bright yellow dress was perfect as spring is just around the corner. The cut of the dress was also very vintage, twisting around DeBose and leading into a trail behind her, all while allowing her to flash some leg. She also wore some Bulgari jewellery and accessorised the dress itself with a stunning ruby red brooch which complimented the yellow of the dress beautifully.

Millie Bobby Brown

Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown was dressed head-to-toe in Louis Vuitton, going for a gothic look which added a sense of drama to the red carpet. The velvet top of the dress led into a Victorian styled lace skirt which provided a cool texture contrast for the look. The actress also wore a lace bralette and elegant black opera gloves to really tie the gothic vibe together.

Zawe Ashton

Handmaid’s Tale star Zawe Ashton also brought some pink to the runway much like Simone Ashley. Whilst the pink of Zawe’s outfit wasn’t as loud as Simone’s it still nevertheless provided a pleasing pop of colour for the red carpet, with the calming shade of pink being very tranquil on the eyes. The dress was provided by Emilia Wickstead and flew loosely down Ashton from neck to toe, creating a look that looked both glamorous and quite comfortable.

Shalom Brune-Franklin

Shalom Brune-Franklin, star of The Tourist, wore a cut-out gown embellished with sequins from top to bottom, all courtesy of Ermanno Scervino. The already dazzling look was made even more dazzling by rings from De Beer, giving Shalom one of the most sparkling outfits of the night.

Bimini Bon-Boulash

Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon-Boulash brought high glamour and high drama to the red carpet in a sheer asymmetrical lace dress paired with blue lace opera gloves and some wonderfully chic heels, with the whole look exuding power and glamour flawlessly. Bimini also accessorized with jewellery from De Beers to add just a little extra to the already amazing outfit.

Naomi Campbell

Icon of the fashion world, Naomi Campbell, wore a flowing velvet gown from Burberry and topped it off with some Fawaz Grusoi earrings and bracelet. It was by all accounts a very simple look, yet that didn’t make it any less striking or beautiful for Naomi, as she looked graceful and elegant to the core. There really is beauty in simplicity.

Emma Watson

Emma Watson wore a distinctly more modern look compared to the vintage feel that a lot of other stars went for and, of course, she looked fantastic. The Little Women star wore a monochromatic two-tone tulle dress with a slick black vest on top and a flowing white gown below. She also sported some elegant black heels which wrapped around her ankles and carried a chic white purse which complimented the vibe of the outfit wonderfully.

Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga brought some vintage Hollywood glamour to the red carpet this year wearing a truly stunning twisted dress from Ralph Lauren in a gorgeous emerald green. Gaga accessorized with some Tiffany & Co. jewelry and a chic fluffy handbag, whilst also adding a typical Gaga touch to the outfit by donning some truly huge platform heels that made her presence well and truly known.

Daniel Kaluuya

Get Out and Queen & Slim star Daniel Kaluuya wore on one the most daring and mesmerizing coats we’ve seen on a red carpet so far this year. The coat, from Prada’s AW 2022 menswear collection, was oversized and lined with large blocks of teal fuzz across the middle of the arms and along the bottom quarter of the coat giving it a distinctly glamorous feel that isn’t all too common in menswear red carpet looks. Some chunky rings from Bulgari were accessorised tastefully and the white turtle-neck Daniel was wearing underneath the coat brought another level of class to an already undeniably classy look.

Adwoa Aboah

Fashion model Adwoa Aboah wore a strikingly elegant black gown courtesy of Yves Saint Laurent which draped gracefully down her body in a loose-fitting form for a very classic look. In addition to the dress she also wore some wonderful jewellery from Tiffany & Co, with her square earrings filled with a deep, dark blue being the standout pieces.

Alexa Demie

Euphoria star Alexa Demie wore a piece from Alaïa’s SS 22 collection last night which was one of the most unique outfits of the ceremony. The hot pink look was vibrant, whilst also cutting a unique silhouette with billowing sleeves draping down the actress’s arms and blending into the dress itself. Demie also wore a matching pink headpiece, adding just a touch more flair to the outfit.

Words By Andrew Coyle

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From its awaited guests and nominees, the moving speeches, and most importantly (for us) the incredible fashion… everything about last night served, and in all honesty, even exceeded our expectations.

So let’s have a look at our favourite fashion from the night, starting from Nicola Coughlan’s Valentino moment:

Nicola Coughlan in Valentino

A custom Valentino gown in a bright orange colour for the Bridgeton actress. A bold choice that perfectly reflects the current fashion trends and adds some colour to a red carpet that’s often characterised by classic (and sometimes unsaturated) choices. To make everything better the gown was matched with a vibrant smokey eye makeup, creating a contrast of tones while remaining in the vivid theme.

Letitia Wright in Prada

Talking about classic looks, Letitia Wright’s choice for the night is a modern alternative to one. A simple, yet sparkly, little black Prada shirt dress with matching black strappy heels. A very Prada look if you ask us, maybe not the most daring but certainly one of our favourite elegant choices of this red carpet.

Vick Hope in Bevza

An all-black silk dress moment worn by Vick Hope. Classic, once again, simple, yet stunning thanks to the complementing bohemian hairstyle and gold necklaces from Versace and Bulgari Stellar 79 Jewellery.

Billie Piper in Moschino

Alternating from the previous all-black options, Billie Piper’s look is here to spice things up. A Moschino little black dress with a pink sash puff sleeve. A balanced mix between fun and elegant, with all the attention given to the dress resulting from the minimal choice of accessories and laid-back hair.

A’whora in Kevin Garmanier

An eccentric option that we can’t stop talking about. A’whora’s sustainable glittery feathered dress was the fashion highlight of the night for us.

The hugging design of the Kevin Germanier look matched with jewellery by Cristopher Kane and the vivid makeup couldn’t have been more glamorous, nor daring.

Bimini Bon Boulash

Bimini Bon Boulash surprised us, as always after all. This time with a unique piece created by Central Saint Martins Womenswear graduates @demthe1st, @asabrietbratta and @kitty_d_h. The high-neck jade green gown with matching platform heels was one of the unforgettable looks of the night, whether green is your colour or not we are certain that you’ll love this look as much as we did.

Words By Chiara Ferrari, Graphic By Emily Chapillon

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Nicola Coughlan

This might be our favourite smokey eye, ever. Peacock blue and perfectly blended, Nicola wowed in her vibrant colours. The eye was curated by makeup artist Neil Young who used the Hypnose Palette in Bleu Hypnotique and the Lancome Ombre Hypnose Stylo in Blue Nuit.

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Lancome Hypnose Palette in Bleu Hypnotique

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Lancome Ombre Hypnose Stylo in Bleu Nuit

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Vick Hope

Vick stunned with her disco ball twinkle skin, warm smoked-out eye and long hair (courtesy of brand Boho Locs) which was styled into a deep side part. Hairstylist Michelle Sultan used gilded gold accessories to decorate the Bohemian look. Makeup artist Abbie May used the Sleek Makeup Highlighting Elixir in “sun lit” for the gleam.

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Sleek Highlighting Elixir in Sun Lit

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Lottie London Eyeshadow Palette – The Rusts

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Gbemisola Ikumelo

There is so much about this glam that we LOVE. From the intricately braided hair in the front which was left loose at the back, her shimmery smoked-out eye to the nude glossy lip, the whole glam was impeccable.

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NARS Cosmetics Voyageur Eyeshadow Palette

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Armani Eye Tint Eyeshadow

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Billie Piper

Billie was giving us all the 90’s vibes with the scraped back hair, scrunchie and two stands pulled out to frame her face. Over on makeup, artist Heidi North went for bold brows, a dusty pink lip and a subtly winged out eye.

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Prada Logo Plaque Scrunchie

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Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz

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Inglot All the Drama Eyeliner Gel

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Golda Rosheuve

Finger waves are always a beauty chart-topper and have been since the 1920’s. Golda Rosheuve allowed the hairstyle to speak for itself and the glam was kept fairly natural with a smoked-out eye and a neutral pinky lip.

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Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Heat/UV Protective Primer

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Tom Ford Eye Kohl Intense

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A’whora

Woah, RuPaul’s drag race star really bought the drama with his glam. Looking otherworldy, she stunned in neon yellow eye shadow peppered with glitter, SciFi eyebrows and sculpted silver waves.

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Charlotte Tilbury Brow Cheat

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Suva Beauty Eyeshadow Pigment

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ABH Blush Trio – Peachy Love

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Lawrence Chaney

The Scottish Drag Royalty’s glam was inspired by Greek mythology to which she called herself ‘Thalia, the muse of comedy.’ The glam is fierce and the hair is high.

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Charlotte Tilbury Eyes To Mesmerise in Star Gold

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The 2021 BAFTA’s awards took place over the weekend, celebrating the greatest talents within the film industry. With a much more diverse list of nominees for each and every category, female-oriented and directed films Promising Young Woman and Nomadland winning big and Tawainese Director Ang Lee receiving this year’s fellowship, it’s certainly a year of cinema to be celebrated, and a step towards better, brighter film industry.

One moment that stands out among many is the ‘Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema’ Bafta, this year awarded to Noel Clarke, a man who won the Rising Star Award only 12 years ago. In a movingly honest speech, the actor, director, and screenwriter, known for his stimulating and moving depictions of inner-city London youth, dedicated his award to the “underrepresented”. With the results of this year’s British Academy Awards, we’re certainly closer to the inclusivity we need, the representation and recognition so many deserve in such an unfair industry, and the celebration of art for what it is and not for the money put behind it.

With nominees attending virtually and celebrities such as Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Phoebe Dynevor able to grace the Royal Albert Hall in person, the fashion scene continued to thrive. Using Instagram as a primary platform to showcase the much-missed red carpet number. Here are Voir’s top picks for best-dressed celebrities at the 2021 BAFTA Awards.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas– A Sustainable Queen

Priyanka Chopra Jonas walked the red carpet in preparation to present the award for Best Animated Film. Nick Jonas, attending as a plus one enhanced the power couple image to a fashionable, united force. Priyanka’s alternative BAFTA outfit she posted onto Instagram was the winning number that made a lasting impression, wearing Ronald Vanderkemp’s sustainable couture and Bulgari jewellery. Priding the design on ethical luxury fashion, Priyanka’s silk milkado jacket is pieced together in art form; it contains gorgeous embellishments of hand-painted beads with pleated butterflies and plissé skirt. We are totally here for the encouragement of sustainable couture; even more so when it looks as good as this narrow scoop neck, shoulder-padded wonder.

Emerald Fennell- Double Winner

Winning two 2021 BAFTA awards for Outstanding British Film and Best Original Screenplay, the Director of ‘Promising Young Woman,’ Emerald Fennell embraced her success wearing a custom Roland Mouret dress paired with jewellery designed by her father, Theo Fennell. The ivory gown creates drama through drapery. Its colour and lightness projects a whimsical vision, this minimalist look creates a classy and timeless tone, it is subtle and stunning.

Cynthia Ervivo– Glittering in Gold

Cynthia Ervivo took to the socially distanced carpet by storm. Her glittery Louis Vuitton skater dress number ensured she was not missed. The attention to details throughout her plentiful accessories complete the look, a highlight has to be her bejewelled nose ring and sparkling acrylics. Head-to-toe in glitz and glam, Ervivo dazzled with confidence, her dress created beautiful shape oozing sophistication.

Phoebe Dynevor- Lady Whistledown Would Approve

The Duchess of Hastings did not disappoint; Bridgerton Star Phoebe Dynevor graced the red carpet with a gorgeous Louis Vuitton gown. With an asymmetric neckline, it creates an effortless and stylish effect. The fact Dynevor chose not to accessorise with a necklace proves this dress speaks volumes alone.

Bukky Bakray and Kosar Ali – BAFTA Debut

During Bukky Bakray’s virtual win of the EE Rising Star Award gave glimpses of her silky Prada gown. Her performance in the (BAFTA) award winning film ‘Rocks’ is her first acting role. The talent and potential Bukky Bakray demonstrates is an exciting prospect for film industry. However, it is not only acting which Bakray is thriving at; this lady has got style looking ever so elegant in her pink silk Prada gown.

Styled by the same stylist (Zandrian Smith) as Bakray, BAFTA Nominee for Best Supporting Actress, Kosar Ali, wore a custom Alexander McQueen on her BAFTA debut. The stylists expressed their intentions to reflect Ali’s personality through her outfit. This is achieved for it portrays a youthful and fresh feel. Ali’s outfit contains a variety of textures, giving the look more depth. Her outfit has been described as a ‘cleansed palette,’ encouraging the crisp and dainty vision intended.

Renée Zellweger– Thriving across the Pond

Bridget Jones’ Diary Star, Renée Zellweger presented the award for Leading Actress virtually from LA. Wearing a slinky, metallic midi dress, this off-the-shoulder gown complemented her figure, creating gorgeous shape. The Armani Prive custom dress gives a classic minimalist feel. The dramatic neckline offers a unique, statement detail, providing the perfect balance for a BAFTA dress.

Words By Theodora Wood and Daisy Greetham

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With the 73rd British Academy Film Awards being held in London last night, we have created a run down of our favourite looks that the nominated ladies on the red carpet absolutely nailed.

Margot Robbie: ‘Birds Of Prey’ actress, Margot Robbie, walked the red carpet in a black peplum-waisted Chanel number with floating laced sleeves and an open back.

Florence Pugh: ‘Little Women’ star, Florence Pugh, opted for a voluminous, puffy fuchsia gown with a long train by Dries Van Noten, standing out in a crowd dominated by black dresses and tuxedos.

Zoe Kravitz: Glittering in gold, Zoe Kravitz shone on the red carpet in a metallic gold Saint Laurent dress which she paired with simple red drop earrings that matched both her red-lip and the red carpet.

Scarlett Johansson: ‘Marriage Story’ star, Scarlett Johansson, didn’t hold back for the 73rd BAFTAs as she floated down the red carpet covered in pink sequins and feathers, displaying a thigh split and short feathered train. This Versace number was accessorised with some simple drop earrings to add even more sparkle and flair.

Emilia Clarke: ‘Game of Thrones’ star, Emilia Clarke, chose an elegant floor-length custom-style Schiaparelli gown with sequin embellishment covering the bodice and trailing down the skirt. She paired this with some simple purple gemstone earrings, adding a splash of colour to a classic black look.

Jodie Turner-Smith: Accompanied by her husband Joshua Jackson, Jodie Turner-Smith looked radiant in a halter-neck yellow Gucci gown that perfectly illuminated her baby bump, as she walked the red carpet glowing and covered in sequins.

Naomie Harris: Scarlett Johansson wasn’t the only glamorous actress flaunting a thigh-high split, as British actress Naomie Harris waltzed down the red carpet in a tasseled silver Michael Kors number. This silver was continued throughout her look as she accessorised with a matching clutch and strappy heels.

Ella Balinska: Looking like a spring day, Ella Balinska glided on the red carpet in a pink and white floral Giambattista Valli gown that featured a ruffled hem and neckline. The ruffle-trimmed cape added an element of drama to the otherwise delicate ensemble.

Lily-Rose Depp: The 20-year-old model reinvented the nude look in a sheer lace LBD, striking a pose as she stood out from the crowd in this sexy Chanel number. Showing that sometimes simple is all you need, Lily-Rose Depp opts for some open-toed black pumps and silver accessories.

Words by Katie Janes

Graphics by Katie Janes

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The BAFTA Awards commenced with elegance as the nominated ladies flaunted their designer dresses across the red carpet, this combined wonderfully with the multiple wins for 1917 and Parasite; as well as the standing ovation for ‘Outstanding Contribution’ winner Andy Serkis. But most importantly, Joaquin Phoenix calling out BAFTAs on the lack of diversity within the industry dominated the night in London. Let’s look back on the most poignant and heartfelt moments from the 2020 BAFTA Awards.

Standing ovation for Andy Serkis

Serkis’s sensational, avant-garde-esque service to the film industry over the last two decades was met with incredible acclamation; with the audience giving him a standing ovation. Clearly, the most popular person in the building, every face in the crowd beamed with delight after each word of his speech: “I love this work. Motion capture is an egalitarian art form.” Serkis proclaimed as he was handed his ‘Oustanding Contribution’ award. All of this acclamation makes it even more baffling that he has been snubbed as much as he has.

Joaquin Phoenix calls out BAFTAs on lack of diversity

The week leading up to the BAFTAs presented us with the viral hashtag “”, which was the result of the clear lack of representation presented through this year’s nominees list; so there was no surprise that during his acceptance speech for Best Actor, Joaquin Phoenix used this platform to put the focus on the historical systematic racism within the Award Show.

While he began the speech with thanks towards the academy, the Joker actor expressed:

“I also feel conflicted – we send a very clear message to people of colour that ‘you’re not welcome

here.”

“I’m ashamed to say that I’m part of the problem because I’ve not ensured that the sets I’ve worked on are inclusive.”

“We really have to do the hard work to truly understand systemic racism. I think that it is the obligation of the people who have created and perpetuated and benefited from a system of oppression to dismantle it… so that’s on us.”

Parasite and 1917 dominate the awards

After winning the award for Best Foreign Language Film at the Golden Globe Awards, receiving four nominations at the 73rd British Academy Film Awards, and also becoming the first non-English film to win the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. Parasite continued to impress at the BAFTAs by winning the awards for Best Film Not in the English Language and Original screenplay.

WW1 drama 1917 racked up an incredible four award wins at the BAFTAS: for Best Sound, Product Design, Film and Outstanding Film Award. After already winning two awards at the 77th Golden Globe Awards: for Best Motion Picture – Drama and Best Director.

Words by Charlie Miller

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