Sunday night brought the sparkle and spectacle of the 2025 BAFTA TV Awards to London’s Southbank Centre, where stars gathered at the iconic Royal Festival Hall to celebrate television’s finest.
While the night was packed with high-profile names and glamorous ensembles, not every fashion choice was a hit on the red carpet.
Some celebs went all out—but not necessarily in the right direction.
Red Carpet Fashion Misses Had People Talking
Among the head-turners for the wrong reasons was Christine McGuinness, who arrived in a glimmering lycra gown that hugged her figure tightly.
The dress featured a dramatic train, a bold chest cutout, and metallic paint detailing that barely covered her bust.
She paired the outfit with chunky gold accessories and silver heels, letting her long blonde hair cascade over her shoulders.
Una Healy also raised eyebrows in a short black strapless dress with a puffed skirt and a glittery silver top that didn’t quite flatter her frame.
Meanwhile, Gabby Allen went for full drama in a sheer black lace gown with high leg slits and strategic cutouts that left little to the imagination—choosing to go braless under the see-through ensemble.
Emily Atack drew attention with a retro-inspired white dress paired with black leather gloves, likely nodding to her 80s TV show Rivals.
She even took to Instagram to joke about her gloves, calling it “BAFTA Sunday” and teasing a “red hot carpet.”
And let’s not forget Anna Maxwell Martin, who, despite being nominated for Best Leading Actress, was nearly swallowed by a voluminous black gown topped with an oversized bow that threatened to wear her rather than the other way around.
Music Icons Took the Stage for Memorable Performances
Amid the fashion highs and lows, the evening delivered in entertainment.
Jessie J made a powerful return to British television with a performance of “The Award Goes To”—her first in six years—while Tom <
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