BAFTAs 2017: Emma Stone, Nicole Kidman and British royals attend awards in London

SHE seems to be taking fashion cues from JLo. Nicole Kidman turned heads on the BAFTAs red carpet, as La La Land was named best picture.

HOLLYWOOD musical La La Land has been named best picture at the BAFTAs.

Emma Stone won best actress for her performance in the Los Angeles-set musical, while La La Land director Damien Chazelle won best director. The Oscar favourite also won in the music and cinematography categories.

The BAFTAs are Britain’s equivalent of the Oscars, with La La Land winning five gongs in total from 11 nominations.

Earlier, Nicole Kidman turned heads wearing a seriously revealing frock with a low-cut, JLo-esque neckline to the usually conservative awards.

Nicole Kidman, pictured with her Lion co-star and BAFTA winner Dev Patel, had a JLo moment. Picture: Getty Images

But not everyone was impressed by Kidman’s dress sense — notably, her daughters.

“It’s too low. If they’d had their say I wouldn’t have been allowed out in it because it’s low cut,” Kidman told Daily Mail.

“They would have gone, “No, mum. That’s a rude dress.” They like me more in dresses that make me look like a fairy or a princess.”

Kidman continued the metallic trend also seen on Stone, Michelle Williams and Sophie Turner.

La La Land star Emma Stone is one step closer to the Oscars after winning the BAFTA for best actress. Picture: Getty Images

Emma Stone, wearing Chanel, clutching her BAFTA for La La Land. Picture: Getty Images

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, dazzled on the BAFTAs red carpet. Picture: Getty Images

Supermodel Taylor Hill was white hot at the BAFTAs after party. Picture: AP

Casey Affleck won best actor for Manchester by the Sea while Dev Patel took home the best supporting actor prize for Lion, which also won for adapted screenplay.

Viola Davis was named best supporting actress for her performance in Fences, Denzel Washington’s adaptation of August Wilson’s stage drama about an African-American family.

A visibly moved Davis praised Wilson’s play for showing “that our lives mattered as African Americans”.

Kate teamed the off-the-shoulder frock with a messy bun. Picture: AP

Brooding actor Casey Affleck also took home a statue. Picture: Getty Images

BAFTAS RED CARPET STYLE

Hollywood royalty rubbed shoulders with British royalty on the red carpet, with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge turning heads.

Kate wore a stunning black off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen gown to the ceremony at Royal Albert Hall in London.

It was the first time the royal couple attended the BAFTAs together.

BAFTA-winner Stone wore a Chanel pants and dress ensemble, one of the many stars who sported the metallic trend in London.

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Michelle Williams was a standout in the BAFTAs fashion stakes. Picture: AP

US actress Viola Davis poses with her best supporting actress award for Fences. Picture: AFP

Ada DuVernay’s film about mass incarceration in America, The 13th, won best documentary.

I, Daniel Blake, director Ken Loach’s hard-hitting drama about a man caught in the UK’s labyrinthine welfare system, won best British picture.

Prince William presented the academy’s fellowship to veteran comedian Mel Brooks during Sunday’s ceremony.

FULL LIST OF BAFTAs WINNERS

Best Film: La La Land

Best British Film in 2017: I, Daniel Blake

Best Director: Damien Chazelle, La La Land

Best Actor: Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea

Best Actress: Emma Stone, La La Land

Best Supporting Actor: Dev Patel, Lion

Best Supporting Actress: Viola Davis, Fences

Best Film Not in the English Language: Son of Saul

Best Documentary: 13th

Best Animated Film: Kubo and the Two Strings

Best Cinematography: La La Land

Best Original Screenplay: Manchester by the Sea

Best Adapted Screenplay: Lion

Best Editing: Hacksaw Ridge

Best Production Design: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Best Costume Design: Jackie

Best Makeup and Hair: Florence Foster Jenkins

Best Sound: Arrival

Best Special Visual Effects: The Jungle Book

Best British Short Animation: A Love Story

Best British Short Film: Home

The EE Rising Star Award: Tom Holland

Best Original Music: Justin Hurwitz, La La Land

Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer in 2017: Under the Shadow, Babak Anvari (writer/director), and Emily Leo, Oliver Roskill and Lucan Toh (producers)

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