The Brit Awards 2017: red carpet
What the stars wore on England's music night of nights.
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It seems Ellie Goulding has taken some styles notes from Liz Hurley's past. The singer, who was one of the first to arrive on the carpet, set the bar high with a striking bejewelled and silk dress with a thigh-high split. Photo: Getty Images -
Katy Perry opted for a futuristic galaxy-inspired look, perhaps heavily influenced by her new disco-pop song Chained to the Rhythm. Perry wore a dusty rose mini-dress and tuxedo jacket ensemble, which were embellished with silver sequins and fine tassels. She finished it off with an alien-esque intricate braid. Photo: David M. Benett -
Rita Ora seems to have take Pantone's colour of the year, Greenery, quite literally, with an opulent green gown with a sheer bottom, scattered embellishment and a voluminous train. She paired it with a matching khaki sheer embellished jacket. Photo: Getty Images -
Ed Sheeran has graduated from his usual t-shirt and hoodie look, opting for a sophisticated turtleneck and suit jacket combination instead. Photo: Getty Images -
In a similar fashion to Sheeran, Craig David wore all black everything. Photo: Getty Images -
Brooklyn Beckham made a statement entrance with an oversized coat. Photo: Getty Images -
Fresh from her first visit to Australia last week, Emeli Sandé wore a floral robe and shirt combination on the carpet. Sandé picked up best female solo artist on the night. Photo: Emeli Sande -
Before taking to the stage in glitzy futuristic costumes, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall of Little Mix brought denim, vinyl corsets and frills to the red carpet. Photo: John Phillips -
The only female nominated in the breakthrough artist category, Anne-Marie, channeled vintage glamour with a light peach silky dress, intricate jewels and a pastel pompom throw over. Photo: Getty Images -
Dua Lipa rocked a classic black power suit. Photo: David M. Benett -
Singer Lianne La Havas stunned in a body suit with a sheer, floral overlay maxi-dress. Photo: Mike Marsland -
Remember those satin bedspread with corner frills that were a staple bedroom decoration of the '80s? Well Charli XCX found a way to recycle them in the form of a purple frilly mini-dress. Photo: Getty Images -
Nicole Scherzinger won the award for eighties throwback style with a shiny red and green check tuxedo dress and matching thigh-high boots. All tied together with crimped hair. Photo: David M. Benett -
Charlotte Wiggins in a blue velvet maxi from the Preen By Thornton Bregazzi range. Photo: David M. Benett -
Charlotte Crosby also pushed the fashion boundaries for her first Brits with a sheer leopard print maxi that showed her underwear. Photo: Getty Images -
Zara Larsson went for a bejewelled corset number with billowing pants. Matched back with pastel-pink hair. Photo: Getty Images -
James Arthur topped off his relaxed printed shirt and tuxedo combo with quirky glasses. Photo: Getty Images -
UK X Factor winner Louisa Johnson channeled a seventies diva vibe with a lacy corset and matching metallic pants with feather bottoms. Photo: Getty Images -
Feathers were definitely on high-rotation on the night. Model Natalia Vodianova wore this flamingo-inspired jumpsuit with feather trimmings. Photo: Getty Images -
Model Eliza Cummings opted for green and puffy shoulders. Photo: Mike Marsland -
The band The 1975 mixed pajama prints with suits and frilly tops. Photo: Getty Images -
Embracing a Princess Leia look, model Doutzen Kroes poses with Caroline Winberg. Photo: David M. Benett
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