We chatted with Hugh Baird University Centre Fashion and Textiles students and their tutor to see who they thought was the best dressed at this year's awards.

Florence Pugh

WOW, Florence Pugh arrived with a bang in a luminous orange Nina Riche gown by Harris Reed. Kelly (tutor) fell absolutely in love with this piece and explained how Harris Reed inspires the students due to sharing a similar background and how far they have come considering they only graduated from Central Saint Martins a year ago!

Debro (student) selected Florence as she appreciated her boldness and, more specifically, the detail in the pleats in the gown.

Cynthia Erivo

Cynthia Erivo stepped onto the carpet in Louis Vuitton. Shannon (student) admired the unique structure of the shoulder and neckline - making the dress pop on the red carpet.

Munroe Bergdorf

Munroe Bergdorf's gothic look was custom-made by Dreaming Eli. Munroe was Harley's (student) first choice as she is a huge fan of the Wednesday Adam's inspired look and dramatics of the black lace on the carpet.

Dolly De Leon

Nina (student) was hugely drawn to Dolly De Leon's Rajo Laurel 'Alon' gown, which shares many similarities with her current collection. Nina's most recent collection has been inspired by shell-like textures, also seen in Dolly's dress.

Gugu Mbatha-Raw

Gugu Mbatha-Raw hit the red carpet in a Gucci gown. Barbie (student) selected Gugu as she admired the mixture of the materials (lace and diamontes) within the dress, which are not typically traditionally mixed.

If you want to follow a career in fashion and design, take a look at the Foundation Degree in Fashion and Textiles course you can study at Hugh Baird University Centre.

Find out the about Foundation Degree in Fashion and Textiles course

Go back

Join our newsletter

Related Posts

• 

  VMPD: Not Just Window Dressing

• 

  Lauren in Liverpool