The Fashion Awards 2024 brings out the most stylish stars every year to celebrate the industries biggest moments of the year. Here, we list the best looks from the night.

Fashion's brightest stars turned out for the event, presented by Pandora.

Award shows are often full of pomp and circumstance with little substance, but that’s certainly not the case with The Fashion Awards. The event—presented by Pandora—serves as a primary fundraising source for the BFC Foundation, which supports the future and longevity of the British fashion industry.

A-list stars from Rihanna and Julia Fox to Nicola Coughlan, and Chloe and Halle Bailey gathered at Royal Albert Hall to celebrate the year’s biggest names in fashion and the emerging designers paving their way into the history books. British designers Jonathan Anderson, Grace Wales Bonner, and Simone Rocha swept their respective categories.

American fixtures also made a strong showing, with design icon Tom Ford taking home the award for Outstanding Achievement commemorating his illustrious career; actress Issa Rae, who won the Leader of Change Award for her work diversifying Hollywood; and viral sensation Alex Consani making history as the first trans woman to win Model of the Year.

While plenty of awards were given out, the fashion-forward looks seen on the red carpet also deserved praise. Ahead, we list the best dressed at The Fashion Awards 2024.

Rihanna in Vintage Christian Lacroix and A$AP Rocky in Bottega Veneta

A$AP Rocky picked up the Cultural Innovator of the Year award wearing an oversized navy suit from Bottega Veneta with a white button-down shirt, oxblood leather tie, and flashy Pandora lab-grown diamond earrings. Rihanna supported her man on the red carpet, wearing a vintage fuzzy Christian Lacroix dress and a matching hat. A black corset, Paula Rowan gloves, and sheer tights added contrast to her robin-egg blue look.

Nicola Coughlan in Gaurav Gupta

Breakout star of the year Nicola Coughlan wowed onlookers on the red carpet in a custom Gaurav Gupta dress. The black off-the-shoulder look featured voluminous silk taffeta flounces at the hips in a shade of Bridgerton blue. Coughlan added a touch of elegance with sparkling bands and huggie hoop earrings from Pandora.

Simone Ashley in Prada

Coughlan’s Bridgerton co-star Simone Ashley looked angelic in a crinkle-textured jacquard soft pink Prada minidress. A bow affixed to the bodice fanned out into a sweeping train and silvery pointed heels added major drama to the otherwise demure look.

Issa Rae in Roland Mouret

Winner of the Leader of Change Award, Issa Rae kept things chic and simple on the red carpet, wearing a black velvet Roland Mouret dress. Rae’s minimalist look served as the perfect backdrop to highlight the shine and glitz of her Pandora jewelry.

Halle Bailey in Ellie Misner

The Little Mermaid herself showed up in a shell-shaped white dress by designer Ellie Misner. Its peplum waist was emphasized by a cascade of mother-of-pearl discs from a vintage shell lampshade the designer found while shopping, which was further adorned with pearl necklaces. Jewelry from Pandora added delicate sparkle to her look.

Chloe Bailey in Atsuko Kudo

This singer-songwriter stunned in sultry black latex pieces from Atsuko Kudo. Her skintight look comprised of a double red Tulip cup corset and a matching ball skirt. A charm collar necklace from Pandora brought brilliant shine to Bailey’s boudoir-worthy number.

Julia Fox in Dilara Findikoglu

As one of fashion’s most polarizing figures, it should come as no surprise that Julia Fox arrived with a head-turning look. Fox exuded a haunting beauty on the red carpet, wearing a custom lace dress from Dilara Findikoglu with nearly naked sheer paneling.

Alex Consani in Dilara Findikoglu

Model of the Year winner Alex Consani also donned a Dilara Findikoglu look for the night’s ceremony. The American model paid homage to the British Fashion Council by wearing a white mini corset dress draped with fabric featuring a Union Jack motif. She accessorized her Findikoglu frock with a pearl collar necklace and transparent Gianvito Rossi heels.

Jodie Turner-Smith in Burberry

Turner-Smith turned up in a butter yellow, still the color trend of the year if you ask us, Burberry gown that was lavishly embellished with gold and silver sequins. The Agency actress accessorized her dress with stacks of earrings and a chainmail purse.

Ashley Graham in Blumarine

Model and mogul Ashley Graham channeled Hollywood bombshell glamour in a black Blumarine designed by the brand’s newly anointed creative director, David Koma. The form-fitted dress featured an opaque bodice covered in a shroud of sheet tulle, giving way to a flowing skirt. Graham finished things off with a slick hairdo, dazzling diamonds from Bucherer Fine Jewellery, and strappy sandal heels.

Jourdan Dunn in Dior

This model mainstay unleashed her wild side on the red carpet in a leopard-printed Dior jacket and short set with a matching cap. Dunn played up the black from her leopard look with black full-length opera gloves and pointy-toed heels.

Rebel Wilson in David Koma

The comedic actress took a more serious approach to her eveningwear for the night with a body-skimming black long-sleeved sequined dress from London designer David Koma.

Mona Patel in vintage Christian Lacroix

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Mona Patel turned heads in a romantic vintage silver corset and skirt from Christian Lacroix's 1996 haute couture collection. The heavily embellished corset was adorned with countless sparkles, and a butterfly perched atop her shouldrr