On the red carpet at the 76th Bafta Awards, all eyes fell on the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, who appeared in a white wedding-inspired gown, a style she completed with long black gloves above the elbow and a playful long earrings with floral decorations by the Spanish firm Zara, which It was only 15 euros.

On the red carpet of the Great Britain Film Industry Ceremony, Prince William and the Princess of Wales they showed their playful side. The pair were out on the star-studded red carpet when Kate Middleton was seen giving her husband a pat on her ponytail.

Prince William looked dapper in a black velvet tuxedo, while Kate rocked a one-shoulder Alexander McQueen gown with black opera gloves.

The appearance marked her first in-person appearance at the ceremony since 2020.

William, president of the British Academy

As president of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, William was there to watch the awards before he and Kate were introduced to the night’s winners and EE Rising Star nominees.

The Bafta awards ceremony, which was attended by Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, was the setting in which the now Princess of Wales was once again the event’s most glamorous guest, with an asymmetrical design that he wanted to give a second chance.

It is a creation by Alexander McQueen, one of his fetish signatures, with whom he has already walked the same carpet in the 2019 edition.

For this new occasion, she updated it by switching a flower for a maxi fringe on the arm and with sophisticated accessories like long black opera gloves above the elbow and gold floral waterfall earrings by Zara, which are priced at 15.95 euros. , according to their website.

The memory of Queen Elizabeth

A ceremony, the most important in the British film industry, in which actress Helen Mirren recalled the figure of Queen Elizabeth IIpassed away last September.

Mirren, who played the monarch in the 2006 film Queendirected by Stephen Frears, it commemorated Elizabeth II’s contribution to British cinema, with an emotional speech accompanied by a video of the Queen with some of the most important characters in the world of cinema throughout history.

It is worth mentioning that in these Bafta awards the film Argentina, 1985 -directed by Santiago Miter and starring Ricardo Darín, Peter Lanzani and Alejandra Fletchner– was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film, but lost No news at the frontwith which he will also compete at the next Oscars ceremony, on March 12th.

In total, the film about Germany’s battlefront in World War I won 7 statuettes: Best Film Overall, Best Foreign Language Film, Director (Edward Berger), Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Music and Sound.

It was a deluge, it prevailed in half of the nominations it had (14) and broke the record which, being a film in a language other than English, had Paradise cinemawhich has won five BAFTAs.

The Argentinian film arrived at the London ceremony with the impetus that earned it the Golden Globe in January and the Goya on Saturday last week.