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2018 BAFTAs Menswear Red Carpet Roundup
A few men were in the mix at the 2018 BAFTAs on Sunday (February 18) at Royal Albert Hall in London, England.
Nicholas Hoult: The actor was looking plenty handsome in a Tom Ford tuxedo that represented the best of tried-and-true, classic form.
Timothée Chalamet: This long and lean Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello suit was right within Timothée’s wheelhouse. I especially liked the crisp, folded detail of the white dress underneath that proved extra-smart and sleek.
Daniel Kaluuya: Winner of the EE Rising Star Award, the ‘Get Out’ actor suited up in a Burberry ensemble that was no ordinary tuxedo. Not only was it sharp, it delivered a little something-something extra in the embellished detail, which he completed with a Time’s Up pin.
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2018 BAFTA Awards Red Carpet Roundup
Black gowns dominated the 2018 BAFTAs on Sunday (February 18) at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England, but the red carpet was by no means boring with celebrities showing their support for the Time’s Up movement in a wide array of striking looks.
Letitia Wright: Showing a darker side of Gucci, the ‘Black Panther’ actress, who was one of the presenters on the night, looks charming in a belted dress. The bug-like embroidery perks up the black velvet base. Some have remarked how the brands looks sometimes suffer from too many details, but this one has the balance right.
Sally Hawkins: The Best Actress in a Leading Role nominee for ‘The Shape of Water’, shone in a Ralph & Russo gown. This is a more sensual look for her with the slashes in the bodice revealing a coquettish hint of skin. I wish she played into the theme more with romantic wavy hair.
Anya Taylor-Joy: Last year’s Rising Star Award nominee embraced the sexy glamour of Dolce & Gabbana in a black lace dress and golden crown. I can already hear the chants of people wishing the skirt was lined, and I must agree.
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18.02.18
Rachel Weisz In The Vampire’s Wife – 2018 BAFTAs
Rachel Weisz didn’t take to the red carpet, but was spotted in the press room for the 2018 BAFTAs this evening (February 18).
I’m sure by this point you don’t need me to tell you that this is a dress from The Vampire’s Wife.
This dress, known as the ‘Festival’ dress, has been seen in different colours, fabrications and lengths since the brand first made its red carpet debut last year.
I can understand why celebs keep opting for this dress. It’s universally flattering, easy to wear and style, plus it seems to have a knack of being event appropriate for any and every occasion.
Harry Winston jewels completed her look.
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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge In Jenny Packham – 2018 BAFTAs
All the attendees of the 2018 BAFTAs were encouraged to wear black as a stand against sexual assault, harassment and inequality in the entertainment industry.
The one person who didn’t wear black was Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
Instead she opted to wear a Jenny Packham green dress styled with a black clutch and stunning emerald jewels which felt over-elaborate with this look.
So why didn’t she wear black?
The Duchess, like other members of the royal family, are supposed to remain strictly neutral with respect to any political campaign or movement, and are under pressure not to make political statements. Also, royal family members are also encouraged not to wear black unless they are attending a funeral or Remembrance Day.
You’ll be happy to learn that dark green is a colour that is closely associated with the Suffragettes, who used the colour to represent hope. So why she couldn’t make visual stand in this instant, perhaps she was making a subtle one.
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