Yas queens!
Caitríona Balfe looked regal and positively fierce as she walked the red carpet at the 2022 BAFTAs, otherwise known as the EE British Academy Film Awards, in London on Sunday, March 13. The Irish Outlander star, who is nominated for Supporting Actress for her performance in the movie Belfast, wore a black velvet, long sleeve, plunging cutout gown with a high collar and pointed shoulder pads.
Also spotted in black: Fellow nominee Lady Gaga—wearing a plunging, sleeveless Ralph Lauren gown, and show host Rebel Wilson, who was all smiles in a strapless tulle dress with sparkling blue accents.
Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown, who is a presenter, showcased a bold, black style as well as she and her boyfriend Jake Bongiovi—Jon Bon Jovi's son—made their red carpet debut as a couple at the event.
Speaking of regal, Emilia Jones, who is nominated for Leading Actress for CODA, shined on the red carpet in a flowy gold halter gown. Meanwhile, double nominee and West Side Story actress Ariana DeBose turned heads in a strapless yellow gown adorned with a large red rose, while Bohemian Rhapsody actress Lucy Boynton walked the red carpet in a draped, dual-patterned gray dress.
Ahead of the ceremony—which airs globally on the BBC—Wilson tweeted a hilarious video that saw her "designating the seats" for some of the night's attendees
"All the big stars are gonna be here, it's awesome," Wilson said in the video. "It's the British Academy Film Awards. It's a classy event."
Some of the most popular movies of the year were nominated for a BAFTA, Leading the pack with 11 award nominations on the night is Denis Villeneuve's space odyssey Dune, which is nominated for Best Film, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Editing, Costume Design and more.
Following close behind, Jane Campion's gripping western The Power of the Dog received eight nominations. Other nominated films included CODA, West Side Story, Belfast, House of Gucci, No Time to Die and Licorice Pizza.
For now, see who won the red carpet at the 2022 BAFTAs below.