The red carpet at the Bafta TV Awards in London was a riot of colour on Sunday, as stars embraced the 'dopamine dressing' trend with fiery reds, sunshine yellows, and sparkling silvers.
Among those showcasing the bold fashion choices were Amanda Holden, Jodie Whittaker, and Rose Ayling-Ellis. Holden, 55, wore a daring two-piece by Lebanese designer Basil Soda with a beaded fringe bralette and panelled satin and mesh skirt with a crystal-embroidered train. Jodie Whittaker, nominated for leading actress in Toxic Town, chose a halter-neck, vibrant ruby gown by Solace London.
Fiery red emerged as one of the evening’s themes, with Roisin Conaty, Rhea Seehorn, and Adam Scott also opting for the hue. Other stars chose bright citrus, including Lucy Punch in a tangerine orange maxi dress and Philippa Dunne in a lime-green sequin midi-dress. Rose Ayling-Ellis wore a sunshine-yellow silk dress with a halter-neck and wing-caped detail.
Exceptions to the colourful trend included Aimee Lou Wood and Paloma Faith, who opted for black gowns, and Lorraine Kelly and her daughter Rosie Smith in icy shades of silver and blue.
