17 Best Looks From the BAFTAs 2020
Every year, the British Academy Film Awards honor the best and brightest in both British and international film and this year was no different. Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite won BAFTAs for Best Original Screenplay and Best Film Not in the English Language, while 1917 took home the BAFTAs for Best Film, Best Director, and a slew of other awards. But before the awards really got going, we had our eyes on the red carpet.
In the weeks preceding this year’s ceremony, it was announced that stars on the red carpet were to try to be sustainable with their fashion choices, suggesting stars wear old pieces or make an effort to ensure that new pieces were sourced sustainably. While it seems only a few celebs got the memo, that can’t stop us from enjoying the best of red carpet fashion from across the pond. Here were some of our favorites from this year’s BAFTAs.
Getty Images1/17Zoë Kravitz came to slay in this gold dress by Yves Saint Laurent. Add it to the never-ending list of Zoë Kravitz style wins.
Getty Images2/17Little Women star Saoirse Ronan was one of the few that took the BAFTAs’ sustainability call to heart with her dress, wearing a beautiful and voluminous black gown from Gucci composed of discarded fabrics.
Getty Images3/17Margot Robbie also opted for black, wearing a black gown complete with lace detailing on the top and shoulders.
Getty Images4/17Sex Education star Asa Butterfield kept it classic and classy in a six-button double breasted suit.
Getty Images5/17All eyes were on Florence Pugh, who wore a gorgeously enormous black-and-pink gown from Dries van Noten.
Getty Images6/17Greta Gerwig may have been snubbed by the Academy, but that doesn’t stop her from nailing this classic Hollywood look.
Getty Images8/17Lily Rose-Depp swapped the traditional red carpet gown for this sheer lace catsuit from Chanel, which she topped with a sheer black dress. All we can say is wow.
Getty Images9/17Charlie’s Angels star Ella Balinska may be a newcomer but it looks like she’s already got the red carpet all figured out. She kept the big dress theme going with her ruffled white and pink floral mini dress, which featured the longest train of the night.
Getty Images10/17Richard Malone may have gotten attention as the designer of Maya Jama's augmented reality gown, but that doesn’t mean he can’t shine on his own. The designer walked the red carpet wearing a formal baby blue ensemble complete with massive brown heels.
Getty Images11/17Daisy Ridley‘s dark forest green gown was a definite eye-catcher — especially paired with her matching pleated cape sleeve.
Getty Images12/17To celebrate her BAFTA Rising Star Award nomination, Booksmart star Kaitlyn Dever went full princess-mode, wearing a light pink tiered gown from Miu Miu.
Getty Images13/17Game of Thrones and Last Christmas star Emilia Clarke sparkled and shined in her beaded black look from Schiaparelli, which she accessorized with a pair of square black earrings.
Getty Images14/17Jodie Turner-Smith, star of Queen & Slim, rocked a glittering bright yellow dress that was simply out of this world.
Getty Images15/17Freya Allan, star of Netflix’s The Witcher, looked brilliant and poised in this simple long-sleeve black gown.
Getty Images16/17Vick Hope was not only a red carpet star but a host, broadcasting the events live for Facebook. While she may have matched the carpet, she definitely remained a stand-out, wearing a single-shouldered red gown complete with feathers and a long train.
Getty Images17/17Micheal Ward, the Jamaican-born star of Top Boy, was the eventual winner of the 2019 BAFTA Rising Star Award, which he accepted in this simple and elegant tux.
