It may be the tail end of the year, but the fashion world is really just getting started. The Fashion Awards (or the British Fashion Awards, to use the event’s full name) for 2025 have swept back into London’s Royal Albert Hall, drawing designers, muses and the industry’s most influential voices into one glittering orbit.
Hosted once again by the British Fashion Council, the night honours the people shaping the culture and craft of fashion right now— from innovators pressing for change, to icons reminding us why their work endures. With nominees spanning breakthrough talent to global powerhouses, the ceremony doubles as a snapshot of where the industry’s imagination currently sits.
Some awards, like the coveted Designer of the Year, are yet to be unveiled, with the likes of Rick Owens, Willy Chavarria, Jonathan Anderson, Miuccia Prada, Glenn Martens, and Martine Rose all in the running. Other categories are announced prior to the ceremony, like Model of The Year, which is being awarded to Anok Yai, who has long dominating the modelling industry.
But before the remaining envelopes are opened and the speeches begin, all eyes are on the red carpet. So, what are they wearing at the Fashion Awards for 2025? Below, the looks that set the tone for the night.
Tems, wearing George Trochopoulos.
Lyas Medini, wearing Jean Paul Gaultier SS26.
Francesca Hayward, wearing Julie Kegels SS26.
Paloma Elsesser, wearing Miu Miu.
Alex Consani wearing Alexander McQueen.
Marisa Abela, wearing Brunello Cucinelli.
Colman Domingo wearing Burberry.
Joe Alwyn, wearing Brunello Cucinelli with Tiffany & Co. jewellery.
Alexa Chung, wearing Chloé SS26.
Rita Ora, wearing Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann SS26.
Lily Allen wearing Valentino.
Sienna Miller, wearing Givenchy by Sarah Burton.
Anok Yai, wearing custom Dilara Findikoglu.
Iman, wearing Harris Reed.
Cate Blanchett, wearing Givenchy by Sarah Burton.
Lila Moss, wearing 16Arlington.
Sabrina Elba, wearing custom TORISHÉJU.
Rooney Mara, wearing Givenchy by Sarah Burton.
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Feature images via British Fashion Council.
