Giving the local Twilight fans a treat was Kristen Stewart, who along with Robert Pattinson, made an appearance at the BAFTAs last night. But it wasn't just for the fans, Stewart was presented with the Orange Rising Star award. She also caught our attention on the red carpet for picking up on a trend that has been very popular so far this awards season. Wearing a short cream Chanel dress, Stewart wasn't the only one to try out a pale shade, Claire Danes also went neutral in a draped metallic number designed by Burberry.
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She may not have been nominated this season, but that didn't stop Kate Winslet from wowing us in this knock-out ensemble. Getting behind our British designers, Kate opted for a Stella McCartney black figure-hugging gown featuring triangular lace panelling. Sexy cut-out sections was another big trend of the night, with Olivia Williams also daring to show a little flesh in a Catherine Walker gown. But back to Kate... the actress finished off her look with some Tiffany jewels, Roger Vivier clutch, and black strappy sandals. Thumbs up all round!
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Without a doubt our favourite look from last night's BAFTAs belonged to Carey Mulligan. Not only did she win a Best Actress award for her role in An Education, but the 24-year-old also took out our top gong in the style stakes. Carey's floor-length floral Vionnet gown, featuring a dual hem-line and waist ribbon was a beautiful and sophisticated choice. Together with her pair of black YSL heels, she represents a modern-day Audrey Hepburn thanks to some classic styling and that gorgeous gamine pixie crop. Look out Audrey Tautou!
To see more looks from last night's BAFTAs - click here for our celebrity gallery.
Our own version of the Oscars - the BAFTAs - took place overnight. As usual, all eyes were on the red carpet and which starlets got it right and which got it so wrong. Near the top of our favourite looks was Audrey Tautou, who went against the safe option of black or neutral (a huge key trend of the night) in a bright pink ruched number by Lanvin and red heels. Vanessa Redgrave, who bowed before Prince William to accept the BAFTA Fellowship award, and her daughter Joely Richardson (dressed in Catherine Walker) both looked resplendent. While one of our favourite actresses, Romola Garai, shook things up in a colourful strapless prom dress from Erdem's A/W '09 collection. To see a gallery of red carpet looks, click the image below.
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Part two of our BAFTA's style rundown, it was a star-studded event at this year's British Academy with awards going to David Attenborough and comedy duo Jennifer Saunders & Dawn French.
Onto the fashion, we loved Alexa's look for the BAFTAs, and we've got some more stunning style courtesy of Liz McLarnon, Davina McCall and more. We particularly love Skin's Hannah Murray, her silver tap shoes are the cutest thing we've seen on the red carpet!
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We bring you the rest of the red carpet pictures from last night's BAFTA Awards. Several notable appearances include Penelope Cruz (below) who channelled Audrey Hepburn in Azzedine Alia, Kylie Minogue in Chanel, Emily Mortimer in YSL, red was the colour pick for Sharon Stone and Karolina Kurkova. Frock horrors were provided by Alesha Dixon who overdid it on the ruffles in Marchesa. To check out full coverage visit our celebrity gallery below - please tell us who you think was the best dressed.
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Breaking up the mostly black sea of gowns at the BAFTAs was Freida Pinto. The Slumdog Millionaire actress went for this pastel pink strapless gown from Oscar de la Renta's Resort 2009 collection, dramatic coloured jewels and Jimmy Choo heels. Soft pink was also the choice of colour by Laura Bailey on the BAFTA red carpet (but more on that later!) I particularly love the layered ruffled hem on this gown, which offers a great contrast against Pinto's skin. It's no wonder she recently topped Vogue's Ten Best Dressed of the Week list. What do you think of her gown?
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