There were fashion wins and flops at this year’s Bafta awards in London

IT’S the biggest night in the British TV world, but some stars drew attention for their questionable fashion choices at this year’s BAFTA ceremony. See the full list of winners.

THE British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards is known as the night of nights for the stars of the British small screen.

But some of the showbiz elite attending the glamorous red carpet event missed the mark with their questionable fashion choices.

From extremely frilly dresses to prints that were so bold they caused a headache and just plain underwhelming outfits, some of the stars really missed the opportunity to shine.

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Strictly Come Dancing’s Katya Jones had heads turning thanks to her odd pink hat. Picture: Fred Duval/MEGA

Although she was nominated for best Leading Actress, Thandie Newton didn’t lead the way when it came to her outfit, an awkward shaped, multi-coloured strapless gown.

Thandie Newton’s gown didn’t quite hit any fashion heights. Picture: MEGA

Sibling comedy duo Charlie and Daisy May Cooper, who repped Swindon Town F.C. merchandise — with an interesting red carpet twist. Picture: Fred Duval/MEGA

English comedian Roisin Conaty donned a rather dated floral pattern dress. Picture: Fred Duval/MEGA

The Crown’s Claire Foy, who played young Queen Elizabeth II, sported an underwhelming white dress. Picture: MEGA

Normally a fashion favourite, American singer and former Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts raised some eyebrows in this sheer frilly number. Photo credit: Fred Duval/MEGA

BAFTA red carpet presenter Clara Amfo was dubbed one of the worst dressed by British media thanks to her pale pink floral dress with cut-outs and black bows.

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There were a few who stood out among the crowd, with The Crown’s Vanessa Kirby looking effortlessly glamorous in a silver floor-length gown.

British film star and model Amy Jackson also stunned in a mustard long-sleeved gown.

Showstopper Vanessa Kirby, from popular show The Crown, looked radiant in this sparkly ensemble. Picture: MEGA

Actress Amy Jackson was simple and elegant in this classic number. Picture: Fred Duval/MEGA

Our Girl leading actress Michelle Keegan looked gorgeous in a lemon coloured strapless princess gown. Picture: Fred Duval/MEGA

The star-studded night took place overnight at the Royal Festival Hall on London’s Southbank.

The roll call for the BAFTA TV Awards was quite impressive, with some of Britain’s best-loved TV personalities and shows up for gongs, including The Crown, Line Of Duty and Peaky Blinders — which took out best drama series.

Dark totalitarian series The Handmaid’s Tale was also a winner, as well as reality show Love Island, which is about to get its first Australian adaptation on Channel 9.

BAFTA WINNERS

DRAMA SERIES

The Crown (Netflix)

End of the F***ing World (Channel 4)

Line of Duty (BBC One)

Peaky Blinders (BBC) — WINNER

LEADING ACTRESS

Claire Foy — The Crown (Netflix)

Molly Windsor — Three Girls (BBC One) — WINNER

Sinead Keenan — Little Boy Blue (ITV)

Thandie Newton — Line of Duty (BBC One)

LEADING ACTOR

Jack Rowan — Born To Kill (Channel 4)

Joe Cole — Hang The DJ: Black Mirror (Netflix)

Sean Bean — Broken (BBC) — WINNER

Tim Pigott-Smith — King Charles III (BBC)

COMEDY AND COMEDY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME

Murder In Successville (BBC Three) — WINNER

Taskmaster (Dave)

The Last Leg (Channel 4)

Would I Lie to You (BBC One)

SPORT

Anthony Joshua v Wladimir Klitschko (Sky)

Six Nations: Wales v England (BBC One)

The Grand National (ITV) — WINNER

Uefa Women’s Euro Semi-final (Channel 4)

INTERNATIONAL

The Handmaid’s Tale (Channel 4) — WINNER

Big Little Lies (Sky Atlantic)

Feud: Bette and Joan (BBC Two)

The Vietnam War (BBC)

NEWS COVERAGE

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The Battle For Mosul (Sky)

The Grenfell Tower Fire (Channel 4)

The Grenfell Tower Fire (ITV)

The Rohingya Crisis (Sky) — WINNER

CURRENT AFFAIRS

Raped: My Story (Channel 5)

Syria’s Disappeared: The Case Against Assad — Dispatches (Channel 4)

Undercover: Britain’s Immigration Secrets — Panorama (BBC One) — WINNER

White Right: Meeting The Enemy — Exposure (ITV)

SUPPORTING ACTOR

Adrian Dunbar — Line of Duty (BBC One)

Anupam Kher — The Boy with the Top Knot (BBC Two)

Brian F O’Byrne — Little Boy Blue (ITV) — WINNER

Jimmi Simpson — USS Callister: Black Mirror (Netflix)

MINISERIES

Howards End (BBC One)

The Moorside (ITV)

The State (Channel 4)

Three Girls (BBC One) — WINNER

REALITY AND CONSTRUCTED FACTUAL

Celebrity Hunted (Channel 4)

Love Island (ITV) — WINNER

Old People’s Home For Four-Year Olds (Channel 4)

The Real Full Monty (ITV)

SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Anna Friel — Broken (BBC One)

Julie Hesmondhalgh — Broadchurch (ITV)

Liv Hill — Three Girls (BBC One)

Vanessa Kirby — The Crown (Netflix) — WINNER

SPECIALIST FACTUAL

Basquiat: Rage to Riches (BBC Two) — WINNER

Blitz: The Bombs That Changed Britain (BBC Two)

Blue Planet II (BBC One)

Elizabeth I’s Secret Agents (BBC Two)

FACTUAL SERIES

Ambulance (BBC One) — WINNER

Catching A Killer (Channel 4)

Drugsland (BBC Three)

Hospital (BBC Two)

SINGLE DRAMA

Against The Law (BBC Two)

Hang The DJ: Black Mirror (Netflix)

King Charless III (BBC Two)

Murdered For Being Different (BBC Three) — WINNER

SCRIPTED COMEDY

Catastrophe (Channel 4)

Chewing Gum (Channel 4)

This Country (BBC Three) — WINNER

Timewasters (ITV2)

VIRGIN’S MUST-SEE MOMENTS

Love Island — Stormzy Makes a Surprise Appearance (ITV 2)

Game of Thrones — Viserion is Killed by the Night King (Sky Atlantic)

Doctor Who — The Thirteenth Doctor Revealed (BBC One)

Love Manchester — Ariana Grande Sings ‘One Last Time’ (BBC One)

Blue Planet II — Mother Pilot Whale Grieves (BBC One) — WINNER

Line of Duty — Huntley’s Narrow Escape (BBC One)

ENTERTAINMENT PERFORMANCE

Adam Hill — The Last Leg (Channel 4)

Michael McIntyre — Michael McIntyre’s Big Show (BBC One)

Graham Norton — The Graham Norton Show (BBC One) — WINNER

Sandi Toksvig — QI (BBC Two)

MALE PERFORMANCE IN A COMEDY PROGRAMME

Asim Chaundry — People Just Do Nothing (BBC Three)

Rob Brydon — The Trip to Spain (BBC)

Samson Kayo — Famalam (BBC Three)

Toby Jones — Detectorists (BBC Four) — WINNER

FEMALE PERFORMANCE IN A COMEDY PROGRAMME

Anna Maxwell Martin — Motherland (BBC Two)

Daisy May Cooper — This Country (BBC Three) — WINNER

Sharon Horgan — Catastrophe (Channel 4)

Sian Gibson — Peter Kay’s Car Share (Channel 4)

SINGLE DOCUMENTARY

Chris Packham: Asperger’s and Me (BBC Two)

Louis Theroux: Talking to Anorexia (BBC Two)

One Deadly Weekend in America (BBC Three)

Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad (BBC One) — WINNER

ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME

Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV)

Britain’s Got Talent (ITV) — WINNER

Michael Mcintyre’s Big Show (BBC One)

The Voice UK (ITV)

SOAP AND CONTINUING DRAMA

Casualty (BBC One) — WINNER

Coronation Street (ITV)

Emmerdale (ITV)

Hollyoaks (Channel 4)

SHORT-FORM PROGRAMME

Britain’s Forgotten Men (BBC Three)

Eating With My Ex (BBC Three)

Morgana Robinson’s Summer (Sky Arts) — WINNER

Pls Like (BBC Three)

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