Baftas 2022 fashion: who wore what to the London awards show

Rich jewel tones and sumptuous velvet gowns were favourites on the red carpet

Lady Gaga, wearing a custom emerald Ralph Lauren Collection dress, upon arrival at the 75th British Academy Film Awards in London. AP Photo

Naomi Campbell, in a black velvet Burberry gown. AP Photo

Ariana DeBose, wearing yellow Oscar de la Renta. EPA

British actor Daniel Kaluuya, wearing feather-trimmed Prada. AFP

Salma Hayek, wearing purple velvet Gucci. Getty Images

Irish actress Caitriona Balfe in a custom velvet Armani Prive dress. AFP

Sienna Miller, wearing a Gucci gown with lace gloves. AP Photo

Emma Watson, in a halter-top Oscar de la Renta dress. AFP

British actress Daisy Edgar-Jones, in fringed Gucci. AFP

Lucy Boynton, in silver Chanel. AP

French actress Lea Seydoux, wearing a sequin embroidered Louis Vuitton gown. AFP

Millie Bobby Brown, wearing black velvet and lace Louis Vuitton. AP Photo

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch and his wife Sophie Hunter. AFP

Florence Pugh, in black Carolina Herrera with a white train. AP Photo

Sebastian Stan, in a Givenchy tuxedo. AFP

Rebecca Hall, in silver sheer Christian Dior couture. Getty Images

Adwoa Aboah, in black Saint Laurent. AFP

Haley Bennett, in red Valentino. AFP

Host Rebel Wilson, in a tiered tulle Giambattista Valli Couture dress. AFP

Rachel Zegler, in blue Vivienne Westwood. AFP

Daisy Ridley, wearing a Vivienne Westwood gown. Getty Images

Emilia Jones, in a gold Atelier Versace halter gown. AFP

British actress Lashana Lynch. AFP

British actor Riz Ahmed, wearing clashing Gucci pieces. AFP

Alana Haim and Este Haim. AFP

British actor Tom Hiddleston and British actress Zawe Ashton. AFP

Emerald Fennell, in a royal blue velvet Gucci tuxedo. Getty Images

British actor Stephen Graham. AFP

British actress Ellie Bamber. AFP

Jessie Buckley. AP Photo

Renate Reinsve. AP Photo

British actor Ciaran Hinds. AFP

British actress Simone Ashley. AFP

Millicent Simmonds. AP Photo

The British Academy Film Awards took place in London on Sunday night, with the likes of Lady Gaga, Salma Hayek and Naomi Campbell walking the red carpet.

Rich jewel tones and sumptuous velvet gowns were favourites on the night, with Lady Gaga wearing a custom emerald green Ralph Lauren Collection gown, which took 150 hours to make according to the brand.

Director and actress Emerald Fennell donned a royal blue velvet Gucci tuxedo for the occasion, paired with gold platform heels, while Hayek wore a purple velvet Gucci gown.

Both Campbell and Belfast star Caitriona Balfe wore black velvet gowns. The English supermodel's was a Burberry design, while the Irish actress opted for an Armani Prive piece.

Lady Gaga, Salma Hayek and Naomi Campbell wore velvet designs to attend the 2022 British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Getty Images, AFP

The men of Hollywood also turned out in style, with Riz Ahmed, Daniel Kaluuya and Sebastian Stan all putting in an impressive effort on the red carpet.

Ahmed wore a Gucci tuxedo in clashing hues, with a dusty blue jacket, pale pink shirt, brown trousers and a black mohair vest. Stan looked sharp in a Givenchy tuxedo elevated with an embellished collar.

Kaluuya, however, pulled out all the stops in a Prada coat, finished with vibrant blue feather cuffs and trimming.

2022 Bafta Awards winners

Sci-fi epic Dune won five prizes and dark Western The Power of the Dog was named Best Film at the British Academy Film Awards.

Jane Campion was named best director for The Power of the Dog, becoming only the third woman to win the prize in the 75-year history of the awards.

Lead acting trophies went to Hollywood star Will Smith and British performer Joanna Scanlan. As an event that has worked to overcome a lack of diversity, the Baftas this year recognised a wide rage of talents, including the first deaf winner, American actor Troy Kotsur, for his role in Coda.

British film academy chairman Krishnendu Majumdar opened the show, which was hosted by Australian actor-comedian Rebel Wilson, with a message of support for Ukraine.