BAFTAs 2016: The GLAMOUR fashion verdict
The BAFTAs attracted some of the world's most stylish stars last night - from Julianne Moore and Cate Blanchett to Alicia Vikander - but just how did they fare on the GLAMOUR fashion barometer?
We've rounded up the 10 best dressed guests from the event, analysing the style credentials of the chicest dresses and red carpet looks.
See our pick below:
GettyAlicia Vikander
Alicia Vikander continued to impress on the red carpet last night in her leather Louis Vuitton dress, which weighed a jaw-dropping 2 and a half stone. Not everyone could pull off spiked leather column gown, but Vikander brings a slice of nonchalant Scandi cool.
GettyRooney Mara
Rooney Mara worked an exquisite Givenchy nude gown, staying true to her ethereal, otherworldly signature style. Mara consistently eschews safe, prom-like gowns for directional often quite gothic looks - we love.
GettyDree Hemingway
A certain tabloid has compared Dree Hemingway's Erdem gown to a curtain (a bland, basic criticism if ever we heard one), but we're big fans of its romantic prairie girl appeal.
GettyCate Blanchett
Cate Blanchett won the style trophy with her beautiful custom-made Alexander McQueen gown. The look was a testament to the craftsmanship of the brand, and also to the innate style of Blanchett - who nails both feathers and embroidered florals.
PA PhotosDakota Johnson
Red has a reputation for veering into brassy terrain, but it's Dakota Johnson's porcelain skin that makes this plunging Dior gown look romantic, rather than attention-grabbing. Note the ruffles - a key trend for spring/summer 2016.
GettyBel Powley
Every self-respecting star knows that if you want to fit in with the fashion elite this season you need to be wearing Gucci - which were exactly the thoughts of Bel Powley last night. Her lurez techni-colour dress is glamorous, playful, modern and with a hint of Studio 54 - a winning combination.
GettyJulianne Moore
Julianne Moore is known for looking perennially chic and the BAFTAs 2016 were no exception. Her monochrome Armani gown was beautiful in a gloriously understated way. We also take our hats off to Moore for being one of the only stars to have acknowledged the Baltic weather - she arrived on the red carpet wearing a black turtle neck cape over her gown.
GettyStacy Martin
Part Henry VIII, part Elizabeth I, there is an sumptuous regal appeal to French actress Stacy Martin's velvet Miu Miu dress.
GettyIsla Fisher
It's hard to go wrong in Stella McCartney - it's a safe bet, but Isla Fisher looks timelessly elegant all the same.
GettySaoirse Ronan
Saoirse Ronan's ornate Burberry gown gets a thumbs up from us - the simple silhouette prevents the all-over embellishment from looking too chintzy or fussy.
