Most iconic dresses of the BAFTAs

Blanchett's low-key gothic dress, a repeat wear from the 2015 Oscars, showcased her commitment to sustainable fashion and made a subtle political statement with a blue ribbon. This timeless piece, re-worn with purpose, became profoundly iconic.

Turner-Smith's flamboyant iridescent gown, with its contrast of feather and sequins, teamed with face crystals, was a show-stopping choice. Its intricate embellishments and dramatic flair made it a truly iconic and unforgettable look.

Moore's encrusted, high-neck, backless gown, featuring thousands of crystals, was likened to abstract art or stained glass. Her choice of a British designer for the London event, combined with the dress's unique artistry, made it a standout.

Lipa's sophisticated and elegant red Greek-style dress with a flowing cape was a show-stopping choice. Its vibrant color and dramatic silhouette made it a truly iconic and memorable look on the red carpet.

Her Royal Highness's choice to re-wear a custom Gucci gown from 2019 made a significant statement about sustainability and timeless elegance. This decision garnered widespread attention and set a precedent for eco-conscious red carpet fashion.

Taylor's dramatic maroon gown, belted like Burberry's signature trench coats and featuring a high collar, offered a unique and theatrical take on a British classic. It was a standout moment, providing a fresh interpretation of iconic British fashion.

Stone's slinky black gown with a gaping keyhole at the chest exuded a slick and modern glamour, moving away from traditional Old Hollywood styles. Her contemporary choice made a strong and sophisticated fashion statement.

The 'Marty Supreme' actor's elegant black lace gown by Johnathan Anderson at Dior, paired with a diamond choker, was noted as one of the best-dressed looks of the night. Its classic yet refined aesthetic made it truly iconic.

Mosaku's regal blue fringed gown with sculptural draping and an asymmetric neckline, created by independent London designer Priya Ahluwalia, was praised for rewriting red carpet rules. Her choice, especially while pregnant, made a unique and impactful statement.

This custom look, featuring Schiaparelli's signature corsetry and intricate embellishing with a black plunging bust, was described as giving 'glamorous 20th-century aristocrat vibes.' It was highly praised for its drama and intricate details.

Edebiri's Old Hollywood-inspired peach column dress, with a halter neckline and sweetheart bustier, accompanied by ivory opera gloves and a thrilling fur-effect shawl, was widely celebrated. It perfectly channeled a silver screen darling and embraced Pantone's Color of the Year.

Robbie's satin pink dress with shiny black details and opera gloves continued her iconic Barbie-inspired style campaign. Her radiant and 'Barbie-esque' look perfectly channeled the iconic doll, making a strong thematic statement.

Taylor-Joy's daring structured velvet mini dress with a removable floor-length cape and Tiffany & Co. jewels was unmissable on the red carpet. Its bold hemline and dramatic couture elements made it a truly iconic and fashion-forward statement.

Zellweger commanded attention in this sumptuous off-the-shoulder silk gown with matching pointed-toe stilettos when she picked up her Best Actress award. Its elegant simplicity and vibrant color made it a memorable and iconic choice.

Nyong'o looked every inch a goddess in this Elie Saab dress, which she notably chose to wear in support of the Times Up movement. Its ethereal quality and powerful message made it a truly iconic and impactful look.

Hurley owned the BAFTAs red carpets, and this embellished Versace dress is often cited as a favorite. Its dazzling details and her confident styling made it a truly iconic and memorable look from the era.

Hall's heavenly white satin gown from the 1996 show is considered a memorable and elegant look. Its timeless simplicity and graceful silhouette made it an iconic representation of classic red carpet glamour.