Baftas 2025 red carpet: sequins, satin and a ski mask
Pamela Anderson's dress (made by French brand Jacquemus) was the height of glamour, especially when paired with jewels. Add her natural-look makeup and the result looks a lot more interesting Photograph: Scott Garfitt/BAFTA/Getty Images
Host David Tennant sings his heart out on the red carpet as the ceremony begins. He later did something similar on stage Photograph: Vittorio Zunino Celotto/BAFTA/Getty Images for BAFTA
In a Louis Vuitton lace-dress with a bodice that could double as a shield, Cynthia Erivo won fashion hearts. And that's before even mentioning her nails Photograph: Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP
Animators Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham took things miniature, walking the red carpet with their characters Wallace & Gromit. Wallace even dressed up for the occasion, which is a nice touch Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA
Gwendoline Christie goes for goth in a black satin dress and long tresses complete with bows Photograph: Scott Garfitt/BAFTA/Getty Images
Kneecap – the Northern Irish band that are the focus of the 2024 film – walk the red carpet, complete with DJ Próvaí in his trademark balaclava Photograph: Ian West/PA
Colman Domingo shows what menswear could look like on the red carpet – with this lined coat, open shirt and very pointy shoes Photograph: David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock
Jeff Goldblum, wearing a suit with a waistcoat of shiny feathers, shows off his dance skills with his wife, Emilie Livingston Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA
Mikey Madison brings simple elegance to the red carpet with this floor-length Prada gown. The scarf-like detail keeps things interesting Photograph: David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock
Conclave co-stars Ralph Fiennes and Isabella Rossellini do the red carpet together – Rossellini's floor-length flowers are a rare bit of print on the red carpet, and it's much the better for it Photograph: Isabel Infantes/Reuters
Demi Moore waves to fans while wearing a proper film-star frock. With multiple sequinned panels, it was designed by the brand Alexander McQueen
Photograph: Scott Garfitt/BAFTA/Getty Images
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