Lily Rose Depp has cemented herself as a red carpet siren, and tonight’s appearance at the Baftas was no exception.
The 20-year-old looked breathtaking as she stepped out in a black ballgown, complete with full-length sleeves and floral embroidery.
Designed by fashion house Chanel, the sheer gown left little to the imagination, made from a semi-sheer black lace.
Underneath the slip, Lily modelled a lacy catsuit and worked a pair of black silk peep-toe heels.
With her blonde locks worked into waves and lashings of smokey eye-makeup, the actress looked every inch a femme fatale.
Though Lily looked sensational, she broke the Baftas strict dress code with the pre-fall collection catsuit.
In a guide given to each celebrity attendee, the dress code this year was revealed as “sustainable”.
Lily looked breathtaking as she strode up the Baftas red carpet (Image: Samir Hussein/WireImage)
It read: “This awards season BAFTA are doing more than ever before to consider sustainability across its awards ceremonies, including inviting guests to ‘dress sustainably.
“To help navigate some of the issues around fashion and sustainability London College of Fashion, UAL are supporting BAFTA with more information on how you can dress sustainably.”
The catsuit-and-slip combo was designed by French label Chanel (Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images)
Taking place at London’s Royal Albert Hall, the droves of celebs recycled old outfits as they struck a pose for the cameras.
Almost every A-lister in attendance adhered to the strict theme – even Duchess Kate Middleton.
A spokeswoman for BAFTA told the Telegraph: “Sustainability is very important to BAFTA, and we’re doing more than ever before.
The celebs at this year’s awards were encouraged to recycle their gowns (Image: Mike Marsland/WireImage)
“Where sustainable choices are unable to be made, BAFTA is offsetting, as well as giving guests the tools to offset their own travel and make sustainable fashion choices.”
Watch the award ceremony for yourself tonight at 9pm on BBC One.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
