The 2023 BAFTAs took place this evening in London, and brought some of Hollywood's biggest names to The Royal Festival Hall as they celebrated another brilliant year in film.

We were of course watching the red carpet closely, and there was much to marvel at. From beautiful structured ballgowns with lots of volume to a velvet mini dress, flowing sleeves, giant bows and enormous diamonds, there was plenty of fashion to enjoy as the likes of Cate Blanchett, Anya Taylor-Joy and Sheila Atim made their way to the ceremony on British film's big night.

Below, we round up our 10 favourite outfits from the 2023 BAFTAs. To see every single look from the red carpet, head here.

Hoyeon Jung injected some serious glamour onto the BAFTA red carpet in a strapless, gold Louis Vuitton ballgown. She added a side-parted slicked-back ponytail, a bold red lip and a statement diamond choker.

Always an advocate for recycling red-carpet fashion, Cate Blanchett rewore the Maison Margiela gown that she first chose for the BAFTAs back in 2015. Chic, elegant and timeless, she also added some Louis Vuitton pearls.

We love a big ballgown on the red carpet, and model Sara Sampaio certainly delivered this in her black, satin design by Zuhair Murad, which featured off-the-shoulder detail and a subtle cut-out.

Julianne Moore chose a simple black gown by Saint Laurent for the evening, but added some fun to the look with a white feathered shawl. She also wore a Bulgari necklace and platform heels.

When it comes to the red carpet, Cynthia Erivo never plays it safe, and she always nails it. For the 2023 BAFTAs, she opted for a bronze sequin gown by Louis Vuitton with an interesting shoulder detail and a long train.

Also a fan of pushing the style boundaries is Anya Taylor-Joy. Although a mini dress at an awards show will no doubt divide opinion, we love her structured, velvet Schiaparelli frock.

Sheila Atim and Prada are always a match made in heaven, and this was certainly the case for the BAFTAs. The actress wore a high-shine, strapless, silver gown by the fashion house, which she teamed with matching opera gloves and a chunky pearl choker.

Lashana Lynch opted for a silky baby blue gown by Fendi for the occasion, one which featured a partly sheer top with dramatic, long sleeves.

After opening Harris Reed's show on Thursday night, Florence Pugh lent support to the designer once again, choosing to wear one of his first designs for Nina Ricci. The bright orange gown featured a fitted silhouette and an elaborate fishtail skirt.

Also wearing a new brand was Lily James, who chose a white silk dress by Tamara Ralph (once half of Ralph & Russo) . The dress featured a dramatic spiderweb detail at the bust and a huge bow on the back.