At the BAFTA 2026 Prada emerged as one of the season’s most compelling fashion houses, they had celebrities styled in thoughtfully curated  looks that spanned refined glamour, sculptural silhouettes, and quiet sartorial confidence. From classic refined tailoring to bold, and subtle colors, each outfit was a visual representation of intention and identity.

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Kate Hudson’s look was a minimalistic work of art, one that exemplified Prada’s ability to create garments that are simultaneously sumptuous and streamlined. Her look set the tone for glamour early in the night with a custom red satin gown that was cinematic in every sense. The dress was an off-shoulder silhouette that invited attention without theatrics, it was minimal with an elegant tailoring that allowed the rich bright red color to shine. Instead of an overly long train that sweeps the floor,  Prada opted for a train that allowed the dress to flow with a confident, and feminine grace, that was both elegant and glamorous without excess. 

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Michael B. Jordan’s attire at the BAFTA red  carpet was a classic masterpiece. His custom tuxedo was a visual representation of sophistication in tailoring and craft. The tuxedo was double-breasted, with percussive, impeccably cut tailoring, a David Yurman brooch that added a refined accent, and a craftsmanship that navigated the fine line between tradition and modern formalwear, Jordan’s choice of outfit was one that reinforced a simple truth about masculine red-carpet dressing: when tailoring is this good, restraint becomes an asset rather than a limitation.

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Kerry Washington Prada’s red carpet look was a visual representation of strength and structure. Her dress stood out for its pleated skirt and floral-textured bodice. The textiles stepped away from predictable satin columns and into a more dynamic field of couture elegance. She was then accessorized in Chopard jewels, which enhanced the aesthetic of her look without overpowering it. This Prada masterpiece was one that suggested confidence without needing to shout. It was glamorous, subtle and fresh. One that took the evening by surprise, and proved what evening wear can be when art and craft are in collaboration.

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Akinola Davies Jr., brought a different kind of sartorial confidence. Davies chose Prada with a tailored overcoat layered over refined tailoring and a crisp white turtleneck. Akinola Davies is a British writer that’s known already for his artistic impact, especially after winning Outstanding British Debut for directing/producing “My Father’s Shadow” His choice of menswear felt intentional rather than performative. His outfit stood out precisely because it didn’t rely on ornamentation or dramatic tailoring. Instead, it let texture, proportion, and presence do the work.

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Carey  Mulligan’s look displayed Prada’s strengths in tailoring and silhouette without the need for dramatic embellishment. It was proof that less can be breathtaking, and a testament to the idea that luxury doesn’t always speak loudly. Carey Mulligan opted for a navy, satin-finished slip gown from Prada, that embodied the art of refinement. The silhouette was quietly elegant, flowing with minimalist ease that put the fabric front and center, with understated styling, and notably earrings that drew the spotlight.

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Paul Mescal arrived at the red carpet in a Prada suit that leaned into soft tailoring and a relaxed silhouette. Everyone expects a tuxedo at BAFTA, but what made Paul Mescal’s look stand out was how Prada reinterpreted style when it came to his attire. This wasn’t the regular traditional suit and black-tie rigidity. It was thoughtful, contemporary formality that respected the ceremony without feeling antiquated. Paul Mescal, known for his measured approach to red-carpet dressing, through his custom suit struck a kind of balance between refinement and ease. His look celebrated individuality over uniformity.

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Sadie Sink stepped onto the BAFTA red carpet in a custom mint green satin gown with a striking construction. This dress wasn’t just elegant; it was a minimalistic masterpiece that played with structure and silhouette in a way that felt both classically pretty and modernly experimental. Sadie Sink’s fashion moment might have been the night’s most discussed look for its artistic boldness. It was a dress that looked traditional at the front, with a revealing nearly backless and sideless design held together by a delicate ribbon. Her dress was paired with silver metallic heels and delicate diamond jewelry that added contrast and polish to the entire look. 

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What’s striking about these celebrities isn’t just that they wore Prada, it’s how they represented themselves through fashion, they redefined red carpet excesses into subtle minimalism with losing touch of glamour. These seven celebrities showcased a range of Prada’s current fashion language. Through their various attires, they balanced classic and contemporary, and showed an authenticity that would linger long after the event ended.