The EE BAFTA Film Awards 2026 got underway this evening (February 22) in London and the red carpet looks did not disappoint.
From Teyana Taylor in Tiffany & Co to Sadie Sink in Bvlgari and Leonardo Di Caprio in Rolex, there’s been a star-studded array of jewellery and watches on display.
Read on for our rolling live blog of some of our favourites from the night.
Teyana Taylor in Tiffany & Co.
The actress, nominated for her role in One Battle After Another, wowed on the red carpet wearing Tiffany & Co – including a Bird on a Rock brooch in 18K yellow gold and platinum with a citrine of over 50 carats, diamonds and a pink sapphire. Taylor also wore Tiffany & Co. earrings in platinum with diamonds of over 14 total carats and an Archives bracelet in gold and platinum with diamonds and citrines (circa 1940–1950). Another standout of Taylor’s look included a Sixteen Stone by Tiffany ring in yellow gold and platinum with diamonds and rubies. Check out the full look above.
Stormzy in Tiffany & Co.
Another formidable look of the night came via rapper Stormzy, who wore a dazzling Tiffany & Co. brooch with a stylish Gucci tuxedo. Stormzy chose the Elsa Peretti Amapola brooch in 18K gold with red silk alongside a Tiffany Lock Bangle in yellow and white gold with half pavé diamonds. He finished the look off with some stylish cufflinks – specifically some Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Acorn cuff links in 18K gold with hematite.
Sadie Sink in Bvlgari
The Stranger Things star who is soon to star in London’s West End in Romeo and Juliet cut a stylist figure on the red carpet wearing Bvlgari. Sink wore a high jewellery necklace in white gold 18K with one oval diamond, 22 fancy step cut diamonds, round brilliant cut diamonds and pavé-set diamonds. Alongside this, Sink wore some stunning high jewellery earrings in white gold 18K with two round brilliant-cut diamonds, 40 fancy shape diamonds and two round brilliant cut diamonds.
Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton
Emma Stone, who was nominated for Best Actress for Begonia, wore a sophisticated Louis Vuitton look on the red carpet, that included an Elan Vital bracelet and LV Diamond studs from Louis Vuitton High Jewellery collections.
Noah Jupe in Bucherer
Actor Noah Jupe presented alongside Sadie Sink at the BAFTAs and wore some standout Bucherer jewellery to do so. Jupe wore a Toi and Moi ring, an Inner Fire necklace and Inner Fire earrings from their Fine Jewellery collection.
Patrick Dempsy in TAG Heuer
The TAG Heuer Brand Ambassador and actor attended the BAFTAs looking as stylish as ever this year. Wearing a smart tuxedo, Dempsy accessorised with an exquisite TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon. The tourbilon is framed by a smoky black-to-purple gradient Sunday brushed dial and is powered by TAG Heuer’s in-house Heuer 02 Tourbillon movement. There are just 200 models of this design available.
Posy Sterling in Tasaki
BAFTA Rising Star nominee Posy Sterling wowed on the red carpet in Tasaki, specifically their Classic Diamond Earring in white gold and diamonds and their Aurora Earrings in white gold, Akoya pearls and diamonds. Sterling teamed this up with a Tasaki Dager Fang Ring in white gold and Akoya pearls and a Dager Horn Plus Ring in white gold, Akoya Pearls and diamond. The Danger Horn Plus Ear Cuff in white gold and Akoya pearl completed the look.
Alan Cumming in Atlas Carré
This year’s BAFTA host cut a dashing figure wearing a custom Atlas Carré brooch on the red carpet. Cumming, who was styled by Sam Spector and Elena Garcia for the event, selected to wear the Royal Supernova Brooch in grey gold complete with amethyst and asymmetric sprays of lab-grown diamonds. It was described as “an explosive starburst with sharp, cinematic presence” – check out the look above.
Leonardo DiCaprio in ROLEX
Nominated for Best Actor in One Battle After Another, DiCaprio sported a classic ROLEX Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona – a watch he has worn before on the red carpet. Its class still endured against DiCaprio’s classic black tux look on the red carpet.
Chase Infiniti in De Beers
The One Battle After Another star wowed on the red carpet in De Beers jewellery, specifically De Beers London Arpeggia Five Line Diamond Earrings set in 18K rose gold and the Arpeggia Five Line Diamond Bracelet sset in both 18K rose gold white gold.
Chase also wore a De Beers London Dewdrop Diamond Bangles set in 18K rose and white gold, and a Classic Pavé Diamond Bangle set in 18K yellow gold. Other items included Dewdrop One Line Diamond Ring set in 18K rose gold and a Classic Diamond Eternity Band set in platinum.
Chase added Dewdrop bands set in 18K yellow, white and rose gold and Adonis Rose Diamond bands set in 18K rose gold and platinum. They finished the look with the Enchanted Lotus Diamond Band set in 18K rose gold and a Petal Diamond Band set in 18K rose gold.
Carey Mulligan in Tiffany & Co.
Carey Mulligan wowed as ever on the red carpet wearing some classic Tiffany & Co. jewels. Mulligan wore Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany earrings in yellow gold and platinum with orange sapphires of over 13 total carats and diamonds. Alongside this, she wore a Tiffany Victoria Mixed Cluster Bracelet in platinum with diamonds and a Tiffany & Co. ring in platinum with a spessartine of over nine carats and diamonds.
Kate Hudson in Chaumet
Nominated for her role in Song Sung Blue, Hudson wore some standout Chaumet pieces on the red carpet at the ceremony to accessorise her custom Prada red gown. The actress chose to wear the Chaumet Joséphine Valse Impeìriale necklace in white gold and diamonds alongside the Laurier earrings, and a Joseìphine Valse Impériale ring.
Kerry Washington in Chopard
Actress Kerry Washington chose some delicate Chopard to accessorise her floor length Prada gown – and the look was one of the strongest of the night. Washington selected a pair of earrings from the ‘Precious Lace‘ collection with 9.41 carats of sapphires and 0.44 carats of diamonds in 18 carat white gold. She teamed this up with a ring from the Precious Lace collection featuring 2.08 carats pear shaped diamonds and 2.6 carats of round shaped diamonds set in 18 carat white gold.
Regé-Jean Page in Hirsh London and TAG Heuer
One of the most striking pieces of the night was worn by actor Regé-Jean Page, who opted for a one-of-a-kind dragonfly brooch by Hirsh London, set with warm pink diamonds. Instead of wearing it on his lapel, the actor stylishly set it at his collar, in place of a tie. He also wore a TAG Heuer Carrera Date featuring a 39mm polished steel case and a black azurage dial.
Gillian Anderson in Ara Vartanian
Gillian Anderson teamed a floor-length ROKSANDA dress with some fierce jewellery, namely, Desert diamond Ara Vartanian jewellery. Anderson wore asymmetric stone earrings featuring brown and white diamonds with some complementing rings.
David Jonsson
The talented BAFTA nominee opted for a suite of Cartier pieces, including C de Cartier earrings in white gold and diamonds, a high jewellery opal, sapphire and diamond pendant from a high jewellery necklace (worn as a floral brooch), a yellow gold Panthère de Cartier ring and a Cartier Vintage Vendome watch.
Ethan Hawke in OMEGA
Nominated for the Best Leading Actor award for his role in Blue Moon, Ethan Hawke wore a 30 mm Seamaster Aqua Terra in stainless steel with a pine green dial.
Wunmi Mosaku in Moussaieff
Wunmi Mosaku, who scooped the BAFTA for Best Supporting Actress for her mesmerising performance in Sinners opted for a trio of precious jewels from London Maison Moussaeiff, including dazzling diamond hoop earrings and a pair of diamond-set rings.
Jessie Buckley in Chanel Haute Joaillerie
“She wore blue velvet”….and a sprinkling of Chanel diamonds. The newly crowned BAFTA award winner for Best Actress adorned herself with Chanel high jewellery in 18K gold and diamonds, including the Attirante high jewellery earrings from the house’s ‘Les Talismans De Chanel’ collection, and the Golden Sillage ring from the ‘No.5’ collection, which was also set with sapphires and spessartite garnets.
Gracie Abrams
Speaking of Chanel, brand ambassador Gracie Abrams also rocked the house’s high jewellery for the night – specifically a No.5 Cascade ring, and Coco Crush Fine Jewellery earrings in 18K white gold and diamonds.
Paul Mescal in Cartier
Abrams’ dashing partner, Paul Mescal, who was nominated as Best Supporting Actor for his role in Hamnet, chose a sprinkling of Cartier for the occasion. He donned a white gold and diamond Reflection de Cartier earring on his lapel, to wear as a brooch, pairing it with a 18K white gold Juste un Clou tie pin. On his wrist, he sported an archival Tank Basculante watch from the Cartier Collection, with black straps.
Kylie Jenner in Moussaieff
More diamond fabulousness was to be seen on Kylie Jenner, who accompanied her beau (and BAFTA Best Actor award nominee) Timothee Chalamet in a pair of XL drop earrings from Moussaieff with almost 72-carats of white diamonds, and a matching 15.51-carat diamond ring.
Monica Bellucci
Presenting the award for Best Documentary, Bellucci dazzled in an 18K white gold high jewellery necklace set with sapphires and diamonds, plus a matching statement ring, from the second chapter of Cartier’s En Equilibre collection.
This is a rolling news blog and will be updated throughout the ceremony
