Celebs hit the red carpet for the British Fashion Awards

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One of the biggest stars of the night was singer and businesswoman Rihanna. The Fenty owner and creator showed off a unique look with a striking, fluffy blue hat and matching fluffy blue dress. Very Bluey chic.
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With her was her partner, musician A$AP Rocky. Rocky was delighted to be given the award for Cultural Innovator, telling the crowd it "means so much" to him. Rocky wore a dark blue suit with a white shirt and bright red tie.
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On hosting duties were presenter - and new Masked Singer panellist - Maya Jama along with music star Kojey Radical.
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Star Wars legend Daisy Ridley who plays jedi Rey, was also present - but without a lightsaber in sight.
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Must be nice to go to an awards show like this with a sister to have fun with! Singing siblings Halle and Chloe Bailey arrived in contrasting white and black outfits for the event.
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Unlike the Bailey sisters, tennis star Venus Williams arrived without her fellow tennis-playing sister Serena in tow. She wore a black suit with a dramatic black overcoat on top.
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Travelling less far was BBC, Brit Awards and former Capital Breakfast presenter Roman Kemp.

3 December 2024

Celebs, designers and sports stars hit the red carpet for the British Fashion Awards on Monday night at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Pop star Rihanna arrived in a fluffy pale blue coat along with her partner A$AP Rocky, who was given the award for Cultural Innovator.

Also there were Star Wars actor Daisy Ridley, tennis star Venus Williams and Little Mermaid, Halle Bailey.

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