TV and radio presenter Vick Hope, who co-hosted the Bafta red carpet alongside Stacey Dooley, opted for a glamorous black Bevsa dress which she paired with a collection of gold rings, necklaces and hair cuffs. 

Stacey Dooley paired her ruched satin dress from Halpern with a pair of black stilettos adorned with a sparkling square detail. 

Olly Alexander debuted two incredible looks at the awards show; first, a matching yellow snake-effect jacket and trouser combo (as pictured above) to perform his hit song Starstruck, and later, a red carpet look from Ludovid de Saint Sernin’s AW 2021 collection.  

Sophie Okonedo, who was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Netflix’s Criminal, looked incredible in her Bottega Veneta dress and contrasting green shoes. 

Rakie Ayola, who took home the award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in BBC’s Anthony, wore a pale pink dress from Bora Aksu SS21.

Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash opted for an emerald green gown with sculpted shoulders designed and made by a trio of students from the London fashion school Central Saint Martins.

Famalam’s Gbemisola Ikumelo wore a bespoke Edeline Lee gown for the evening. 

The co-host of the Baftas online red carpet live show AJ Odudu took to the red carpet wearing a red, feather-clad dress by Vietnamese designer, Tran Hung.

Derry Girls and Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan took to the carpet in a neon orange dress courtesy of Valentino, which came complete with a 1950s-esque circle skirt and puffed sleeves. She finished the look with jewellery from Vashi.      

Zawe Ashton, who is one of the guest presenters at tonight’s ceremony, took to the carpet in a flowing Zimmerman dress. 

I May Destroy You’s Michaela Coel, who took home two awards, dazzled in a dramatic black cut-out gown by buzzy London label Maximilian which she amped up with chunky gold jewellery by Alighieri.

Bridgerton’s Golda Rosheuvel looked suitably regal in a dramatic Simone Rocha tulle dress embroidered with red roses and vines.

Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood, who won the award for Best Female Performance in a Comedy Programme, wore a custom floral Miu Miu dress, which she paired with a classic beehive and silver earrings.  

Fresh off of her success in Channel 4’s It’s A Sin, Lydia West opted for a glamorous black Loewe dress with open shoulders and puffy white sleeves, which she paired with a small black clutch. 

Siena Kelly, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Channel 4’s Adult Material, wore a high-necked yellow and black spotted gown. 

Claudia Winkleman looked seriously chic as she walked the carpet in a black tassell-adorned, poncho-style dress by Taller Marmo.

I May Destroy You’s Paapa Essidu paired his burnt orange Valentino suit with a white turtleneck jumper and shimmering sweater vest.

Drag Race UK star A’Whora brought a dose of glitz to the red carpet with this silver cut out dress doused in sequins and finished with pink and neon-yellow feathers.  

Small Axe’s Letitia Wright wore a black collared mini Prada dress with diamond detailing and an array of delicate silver jewellery. 

Sex Education’s Ncuti Gatwa mixed up his classic black JW Anderson suit and white shirt combo with a gold necklace and statement belt that tied at the waist. 

Rose Matafeo, who recently wrote and starred in the BBC Three comedy Starstruck, walked the red carpet in a pale pink dress by Samantha Pleet.

I May Destroy You’s Weruche Opia took to the red carpet alongside her mother in a pink sequined dress with diamond-shaped cutouts.

Killing Eve’s Jodie Comer looked effortlessly cool in her tailored top and trousers combo by earth-first designer Gabriela Hearst, which she wore with Tiffany & Co. jewellery.

Billie Piper’s black and pink Moschino mini, which she paired with a black smoky eye, a big, crimped ponytail and Ara Vartanian jewellery, delivered some serious rockstar vibes.