Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner Turn BAFTAs 2026 Into a Date Night
timothee chalamet and Kylie Jenner turned the 2026 BAFTA Awards into a date night, and Britain’s biggest night in film drew a parade of high-fashion choices from Leonardo Dicaprio to Paul Mescal.
Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner on the carpet
Kylie Jenner rocked a plunging bejeweled LBD and cuddled up with Timothée Chalamet at the BAFTAs 2026, making their pairing one of the evening’s headline moments. Black tie tilted toward the Chalamet look: the Chalamet (in Sarah Burton for Givenchy) way was a visible through line on the red carpet.
Stars and signature designers
The 2026 BAFTAs brought out Hollywood’s finest. Leonardo Dicaprio arrived in Dior, serving his classic signature look, and "now that's some razzle dazzle Western style. " Paul Mescal wore Prada and Cartier and served a modern approach to formalwear with a collarless shirt, while Michael B Jordan leaned on the power of a big lapel.
Sinners cast and period tailoring
Rocking Louis Vuitton, Sinners star Miles Caton showed a preppy, geek-chic side for this big Sunday night. Jack O'Connell wore a Dunhill 1930s-esque tuxedo coat, apt considering his film Sinners is set during the era.
Labels, theatrics and retro spins
In Ferragamo, Cillian Murphy continued his streak of big red carpet fits. In Dior by Jonathan Anderson, BAFTA Rising Star nominee Madekwe brought theatrics to the awards. In Valentino, Alwyn added a touch of Miami Vice, and Blythe brought a Seventies spin to classic tailoring, making a very strong case for flares. Twas the night to wear Hermès for young Jonsson.
Accessories, attitude and other standouts
McDreamy chucked on a Brunello Cucinelli tux and the sickest night shades in the room. Stormzy dolled up in Gucci and Tiffany & Co. Ahmed always pulls out a look for the books. The future king, Prince William, rocked up in a wine-hued tux and looked "damn good" in that wine-hued tux.
timothee chalamet’s Givenchy turn, Kylie Jenner’s bejeweled gown and a full roster of designers—Dior, Louis Vuitton, Dunhill, Brunello Cucinelli, Ferragamo, Valentino, Hermès, Prada, Cartier and Tiffany & Co. —defined the evening’s fashion playbook.
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