Timothée Chalamet, a nominee for Best Leading Actor for “Marty Supreme,” made a striking entrance in custom Givenchy.
Timothée Chalamet, nominated for best leading actor for “Marty Supreme,” arrived in custom Givenchy. Credit…Isabel Infantes/Reuters
Stars of the year’s biggest movies gathered at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday for the British Academy Film Awards, or BAFTAs, as they’re known. Britain’s answer to the Oscars, the BAFTAs have proven a broadly reliable precursor to the Academy Awards, now just three weeks away. “One Battle After Another” leads the best picture nominations with 14, followed closely by “Sinners” (13) and “Hamnet” and “Marty Supreme” with 11 each. Alan Cumming will host the ceremony, as the nominees duke it out.
But before a single award is bestowed, there are entrances to be made. Scroll on to see what nominees and presenters are wearing for their arrivals.
Teyana Taylor, nominated for best supporting actress for “One Battle After Another.” Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesEmma Stone, nominated for best leading actress for “Bugonia,” in Louis Vuitton. Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersLeonardo DiCaprio, nominated for best leading actor for “One Battle After Another.” Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersChase Infiniti, nominated for the rising star award and best leading actress for “One Battle After Another,” arrived in Louis Vuitton gown. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressMichael B. Jordan, nominated for best leading actor for “Sinners.” Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesPaul Mescal, nominated for best supporting actor for “Hamnet.” Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressOdessa A’zion, nominated for best supporting actress for “Marty Supreme.” Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressTilda Swinton. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressKate Hudson, nominated for best leading actress for “Song Sung Blue,” arrived in Prada. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesCarey Mulligan, nominated for best supporting actress for “The Ballad of Wallis Island.” Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesEthan Hawke, nominated for best leading actor for “Blue Moon,” in Giorgio Armani. Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersSadie Sink, who will play Juliet in a coming West End production of “Romeo & Juliet.” Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesRose Byrne, nominated for best leading actress for “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” wore Miu Miu. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressGracie Abrams. Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressWagner Moura of “The Secret Agent,” one of the nominees for best film not in the English language. Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressFrom left, Rei Ami, Ejae and Audrey Nuna, the singing voices of Huntr/x in “KPop Demon Hunters.” Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressGlenn Close. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesOliver Laxe, director of “Sirat,” a nominee for best film not in the English language. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesJesse Plemons, nominated for best leading actor for “Bugonia,” with his wife, Kirsten Dunst. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesBenicio Del Toro, nominated for best supporting actor for “One Battle After Another.” Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesInga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, nominated for best supporting actress for “Sentimental Value.” Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersKathryn Hahn. Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersAlan Cumming, host of the 2026 EE BAFTA Film Awards. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesLeomie Anderson. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressEmily Watson, nominated for best supporting actress for “Hamnet.” Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersCillian Murphy of “Steve,” nominated for outstanding British film. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesChloé Zhao, nominated for best director and best adapted screenplay for “Hamnet.” Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressErin Doherty of “Adolescence” in Louis Vuitton. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressHarry Lawtey. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesMaggie Gyllenhaal. Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressRuth E. Carter, nominated for best costume design for “Sinners.” Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesPatrick Dempsey. Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressSheila Atim. Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressPosy Sterling, a nominee for the EE Rising Star Award. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressRobert Aramayo, nominated for the rising star award and the best leading actor for “I Swear.” Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressJenna Coleman. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressMaya Rudolph. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesSaja Kilani of “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” a nominee for best film not in the English language. Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressMinnie Driver. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesStellan Skarsgard, nominated for best supporting actor for “Sentimental Value.” Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersKerry Washington. Credit…Isabel Infantes/ReutersGillian Anderson. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesAimee Lou Wood. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesAlicia Vikander in Saint Laurent. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesMotaz Malhees of “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” one of the nominees for best film not in the English language. Credit…Alberto Pezzali/Invision, via Associated PressGugu Mbatha-Raw wore Giorgio Armani. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesVera Wang. Credit…Alastair Grant/Invision, via Associated PressAaron Pierre. Credit…Dominic Lipinski/Getty ImagesSarah Niles. Credit…Isabel Infantes/Reuters
