After the glamorous red carpet moments at the BAFTA Awards, the stars of the night made their way to exclusive after parties across London.
While many turned heads in their stunning gowns at the ceremony, the fashion choices at the after parties didn’t quite live up to the same standard.
A number of well-known celebrities ditched their sophisticated looks in favor of more daring, and sometimes questionable, outfits.
Laura Whitmore’s Fashion Fail at the After Party
One of the most talked-about fashion missteps of the evening came from Dublin-born presenter Laura Whitmore.
At the Universal Focus Features DWA BAFTA celebration at Maison Estelle, the 39-year-old showed up in a striking red skirt paired with a nude corset that didn’t complement her skin tone.
The corset appeared ill-fitting, and the addition of oversized sleeves and a quirky lip-shaped purse didn’t manage to save the look, leaving Whitmore’s ensemble feeling disjointed.
Alexa Chung’s Pajama-Inspired Look Raises Eyebrows
Model Alexa Chung, known for her impeccable street style, also missed the mark at the British Vogue x GQ BAFTA Fashion & Film Party.
Attending the event in silky blue pajamas, Chung appeared more ready for bed than for a night out.
While she showed off her enviable legs, the clear vinyl slip-on stilettos didn’t help elevate the look, leaving many to question her fashion choice.
Alex Scott and Jess Glynne’s Unusual After Party Look
Another surprising outfit came from Alex Scott, who arrived at the same BAFTA party wearing a deep blue denim jumpsuit.
The backless polo neck and flared pants felt more like a throwback to the ’90s than a stylish modern choice, and the fit was awkward.
Scott, typically known for her chic and tailored looks, didn’t quite hit the mark with this one, especially when paired with stilettos that seemed to complicate the outfit even more.
Camila Cabello’s Skimpy Rara Dress at Netflix After Party
Pop star Camila Cabello made a bold and chilly fashion choice when she arrived at the Netflix BAFTA After Party in Mayfair.
Despite the February cold, the Havana singer wore a skimpy red and black rara dress that gave off serious noughties vibes.
The outfit, paired with gladiator sandals and over-the-top jewelry, felt more suited for a festival than a winter awards show.
Lily James’ Bold Chanel Ensemble Turns Heads for the Wrong Reasons
Actress Lily James, usually a fashion icon, opted for a daring look at the Charles Finch & Chanel BAFTA Party.
Wearing a Chanel short suit with a cropped jacket, the outfit felt more like an attempt to channel Jackie O but with a Gen Z twist.
The result was a mix of styles that didn’t quite come together, making it a questionable choice for the star.
Maisie Williams Embraces Ballerina-Inspired Look
Game of Thrones alum Maisie Williams chose a very dramatic style for the Vogue GQ Fashion & Film Party at The Royal Festival Hall.
Dressed in a black ballerina-inspired dress with a drop waist and tutu skirt, Williams looked more like she was stepping out of the movie Black Swan than onto the red carpet.
The look left many fans divided, with some admiring her boldness while others felt it didn’t quite suit her.
Vera Wang’s Unconventional Outfit Stuns onlookers
The legendary fashion designer Vera Wang, 75, also turned heads at the event for all the wrong reasons.
Wang wore a bold monochrome dress with a cropped top, paired with a leather jacket and sunglasses.
While she still looked incredible at her age, her unusual outfit choice didn’t quite fit the occasion, leaving many to scratch their heads at the unconventional combination.
AJ Odudu’s Fashion Faux Pas and Other Misses
Among the most notable red carpet mishaps earlier in the night was TV personality AJ Odudu, who channeled a 2001 Kylie Minogue look that didn’t quite work for her.
The outfit, reminiscent of Minogue’s “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head” video, was out of place on the red carpet and didn’t impress fashion critics.
Other stars, including Clara Paget and Hannah Dodd, also suffered fashion blunders with mismatched accessories and ill-fitting dresses.
Gwendoline Christie’s Gothic Gown Raises Eyebrows
Actress Gwendoline Christie was another star who seemed to embrace an odd Halloween theme, donning a dramatic black Gothic gown with oversized shoulder pads and long satin strips.
She completed the look with bleached blonde extensions, but the entire ensemble left many questioning her fashion choice for such a glamorous event.
Isabella Rossellini and Tatiana Korsakova’s Outlandish Looks
Isabella Rossellini, the 72-year-old actress and Best Supporting Actress nominee, also caused a stir with her bold floral coat dress.
The outfit, which featured a clashing leopard print trim and lining, drew attention for all the wrong reasons.
Similarly, Russian model Tatiana Korsakova wore a semi-sheer black gown with a dramatic blue stain skirt tied in a bow, looking like she had styled herself without the help of a professional.
The Star-Studded BAFTA 2025 Ceremony
Despite the fashion missteps, the 2025 EE BAFTA Awards were a huge success.
The ceremony, held at The Royal Festival Hall, celebrated the best films and creative talent of the year.
Mikey Madison and Adrien Brody took home the top awards for Best Actor and Actress, while Conclave and The Brutalist dominated with four wins each.
The evening was filled with memorable moments, including heartfelt speeches from winners like Adrien Brody and Edward Berger, the director of Conclave.
The night ended with a few surprises, as Zoe Saldana accepted her Best Supporting Actress award in a tearful and emotional moment.
Even though the after parties saw a range of interesting fashion choices, the BAFTA Awards itself shone as a glittering night of entertainment and recognition for the stars of the film industry.
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