All about Ayo Edebiri's BAFTAs 2024 red carpet and after-party looks
Ayo Edebiri
Mike Marsland/WireImage;Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty ImagesAyo Edebiri served up back-to-back looks while in London for the 77th annual British Academy Film Awards.
At the ceremony, which took place at the Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, February 18, Edebiri, 28, graced the red carpet in an orange sherbert halter dress custom-made by Bottega Veneta. The floor-length design featured a plunging neckline and a fitted bodice that flowed into an A-line skirt. She paired the dress with a feather scarf, white gloves and metallic pointed-toe pumps.
For glam, she looked warm and elegant with sharp eyebrows, a smoky eye, rosy cheeks and a nude lip. She wore her hair in a bouncy lob with a part on one side, revealing her sparkling earrings.
After the big event – where she met and apparently exchanged jokes with the president of BAFTA Prince William alongside Phoebe Dynevor, Mia McKenna-Bruce And Sophie Wilde — Edebiri ditched the fancy clothes for a more subdued look at British Vogue and Tiffany & Co.'s Celebration Fashion and Film Party.
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There, she looked effortless in a silk button-down shirt, which she paired with light-wash straight-leg jeans and the pumps she wore to the BAFTAs. Edebiri glammed up the look with a chunky link bracelet and a matching necklace.
Edebiri worked with a stylist Danielle Goudberg in her wardrobe over the past few months. Edebiri praised Goldberg in an interview on Monday, February 19 with The New York Times to help her feel comfortable with fashion through pieces that are fun, youthful and cool. (Goldberg also dresses Olivia Rodrigo And Greta Lee.)
“We're having these conversations. Sometimes it will be an ode to Whoopi. Then I can have that in mind when I take pictures, which is nice,” Edebiri said. “It's like an actor telling a story. I'm allowed to be myself… but [I] have also this armor of clothing.”