The BAFTA Awards 2026 took place at the Royal Festival Hall in London, bringing together some of the biggest names in global cinema for a glamorous red-carpet evening.
Hollywood and international stars including Leonardo DiCaprio, Emma Stone, Timothée Chalamet, Paul Mescal, Michael B. Jordan, and Teyana Taylor arrived in style, showcasing statement looks and high-fashion ensembles.
Standout Red Carpet Looks
Leonardo DiCaprio opted for a classic tailored black suit paired with a crisp white shirt and bow tie, keeping his look timeless and refined.
Timothée Chalamet wore a Givenchy tuxedo designed by Sarah Burton, delivering a sharp and contemporary aesthetic.
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Tilda Swinton made a striking fashion statement in Chanel, while Emma Stone turned heads in a halter-neck gown from Louis Vuitton.
Indian actor Alia Bhatt stunned in a custom silver sequined gown by Gucci, styled with a soft white fur stole and minimal nude makeup — creating an ethereal red-carpet presence.
Teyana Taylor complemented the glamour in a wine-coloured ensemble by Burberry.
Special Appearances
Filmmaker-actor Farhan Akhtar attended the ceremony alongside his wife Shibani Dandekar. Farhan opted for a white tuxedo while Shibani wore a halter-neck golden satin gown.












A notable highlight of the evening was the joint appearance of Kate Middleton and Prince William, marking their first major public engagement since recent high-profile developments. Middleton dazzled in a blush-toned gown by Gucci, while Prince William complemented her look in a wine-coloured tuxedo.
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This year, One Battle After Another leads the nominations, closely followed by Sinners, generating strong competition across major categories.
With powerful performances and high-fashion moments dominating the night, the BAFTA Awards 2026 once again delivered global glamour and cinematic celebration on one stage.

















