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Worst Dressed at the BAFTA After-Party

Worst Dressed at the BAFTA After-Party
Published 3 months ago on Feb 17, 2025

BAFTAs After-Party: From Red Carpet Glamour to Garish Getups.

The BAFTAs red carpet dazzled with stunning gowns and impeccable style on Sunday night. However, the after-parties across London told a different story, with many stars swapping their glamorous award show attire for questionable fashion choices, leaving much to be desired in the sartorial stakes. British and international celebrities alike seemed to miss the style memo, opting for brash and garish looks that clashed with the elegance of the evening.

Among the fashion missteps was Laura Whitmore, 39, who attended the Universal Focus Features DWA BAFTA celebration at Maison Estelle. The former Love Island presenter's ensemble consisted of a gaudy red skirt and an ill-fitting nude corset that clashed with her skin tone. Oversized sleeves and a dated lip-shaped purse only added to the mishmash effect, detracting from her usual polished style.  

Whitmore wasn't the only one who missed the mark. Even style icon Alexa Chung, 41, known for her effortless street style, surprised onlookers at the British Vogue x GQ BAFTA Fashion & Film Party at Tramp. Chung opted for silky blue pajamas, more appropriate for bedtime than a red carpet event. The model showcased her legs, but the pajama-inspired look, paired with clear vinyl slip-on stilettos, felt underwhelming for the occasion.

Alex Scott, 40, joined by her girlfriend, Jess Glynne, 35, at the same party, took the double denim trend to an extreme. Scott's bizarre deep blue jumpsuit, featuring an awkwardly fitting backless polo neck and flared legs, looked straight out of the 90s. The unflattering cut and fiddly stilettos failed to complement the former Lioness' typically stunning style.

Pop superstar Camila Cabello, 27, braved the chilly 4C February weather in a skimpy, noughties-style rara dress that resembled lingerie at the Netflix BAFTA After Party at The Twenty Two in Mayfair. The red and black number, combined with heavy jewelry and gladiator sandals, seemed more fitting for a Coachella festival than a winter awards show in London.

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BAFTAs After-Party: From Red Carpet Glamour to Garish Getups.

The BAFTAs red carpet dazzled with stunning gowns and impeccable style on Sunday night. However, the after-parties across London told a different story, with many stars swapping their glamorous award show attire for questionable fashion choices, leaving much to be desired in the sartorial stakes. British and international celebrities alike seemed to miss the style memo, opting for brash and garish looks that clashed with the elegance of the evening.

Among the fashion missteps was Laura Whitmore, 39, who attended the Universal Focus Features DWA BAFTA celebration at Maison Estelle. The former Love Island presenter's ensemble consisted of a gaudy red skirt and an ill-fitting nude corset that clashed with her skin tone. Oversized sleeves and a dated lip-shaped purse only added to the mishmash effect, detracting from her usual polished style.  

Whitmore wasn't the only one who missed the mark. Even style icon Alexa Chung, 41, known for her effortless street style, surprised onlookers at the British Vogue x GQ BAFTA Fashion & Film Party at Tramp. Chung opted for silky blue pajamas, more appropriate for bedtime than a red carpet event. The model showcased her legs, but the pajama-inspired look, paired with clear vinyl slip-on stilettos, felt underwhelming for the occasion.

Alex Scott, 40, joined by her girlfriend, Jess Glynne, 35, at the same party, took the double denim trend to an extreme. Scott's bizarre deep blue jumpsuit, featuring an awkwardly fitting backless polo neck and flared legs, looked straight out of the 90s. The unflattering cut and fiddly stilettos failed to complement the former Lioness' typically stunning style.

Pop superstar Camila Cabello, 27, braved the chilly 4C February weather in a skimpy, noughties-style rara dress that resembled lingerie at the Netflix BAFTA After Party at The Twenty Two in Mayfair. The red and black number, combined with heavy jewelry and gladiator sandals, seemed more fitting for a Coachella festival than a winter awards show in London.

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