Rita Ora channelled David Bowie in an Eighties oversized grey suit and a bleached Ziggy Stardust-inspired haircut at the Fashion Awards 2024.
Alongside the British singers, fashion’s leading stars sported the biggest trends of the season – from leopard print and faux fur to Eighties-inspired styles and blood-red burgundies.
Taking place at the Royal Albert Hall in London, the Fashion Awards 2024 is organised by the British Fashion Council and champions excellence in the fashion industry.
Industry heavyweights including John Galliano for Maison Margiela, Chloé’s Chemena Kamali and Northern Irish designer Jonathan Anderson for Loewe and his namesake label (who won International Designer of the Year at last year’s awards) battle it out for designer of the year.
TV Presenter Maya Jama, host of Love Island, and musician Kojey Radical, returned to co-host the awards following their success at the 2023 ceremony.
The model paired the futuristic design with a slicked-back bun and strappy white stilettoes.
The 22-year-old model finished the look with a tousled blonde bun and black smudgy eyes.
The 41-year-old presenter and model walked for the Italian label’s spring summer 2025 collection in September this year. Miu Miu’s founder and creative director, Miuccia Prada, is also nominated for Designer of the Year at the awards.
The 43-year-old singer swapped her her classic curls for a sharp black bob.
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Dutch model Lara Stone, 40, was another famous face sporting Self-Portrait, wearing a lilac halter neck bandage dress with a centre zip slit ruffled detailing.
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Socialite Lady Victoria Hervey, 48, opted for lilac too in a silk and silver two-piece with a metallic cuff and matching embellished pillbox hat.
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Actor and singer Halle Bailey, 24, wore a strapless white gown with a pearlescent dripping waist. The Little Mermaid star channelled her on-screen persona with long mermaid waves and a glowing make-up look.
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Irish presenter Angela Scanlon, 40, wore a pearlescent pink Simone Rocha jacquard gown with retro Hollywood waves and silver pointed pumps. The Irish designer is nominated for British Womenswear Designer of the Year.