The Fashion Awards 2018: 10 Best Dressed

The biggest night in British fashion saw supermodels, designers, actresses and more come together at the Royal Albert Hall to celebrate a wonderful year in the industry. From dramatic ballgowns to embellished frocks and more classic ensembles, these were our 10 favourite looks from the night.
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The Duchess of Sussex

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Showing up as a surprise guest to help present Clare Waight Keller with her award for Designer of the Year for Womenswear, the Duchess of Sussex looked radiant in a one-shouldered, velvet dress by Givenchy. It was classic and elegant and she accessorised as such, adding simple gold sandals and matching jewellery (which was a sweet tribute to her father in law) to complete the look. Perfection.

Alek Wek

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The model (who was also on hand to present the ceremony alongside Jack Whitehall) opted for perhaps the most dramatic look of the evening courtesy of Emilia Wickstead. The short sparkly frock featured an enormous pink bow and train on the back, which was in equal parts feminine as it was Christmas party-appropriate.

Cindy Crawford

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The supermodel made a very strong case for stripping it back to basics this party season, showing up in an off-the-shoulder black dress by Marchesa. With a subtle slit up the leg, classic court shoes and dainty earrings, it was black tie elegance at its best.

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Dina Asher-Smith

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Dina Asher-Smith let her voluminous dress do the talking and kept her accessories to a minimum, wearing just nude heels, one cocktail ring, hoop earrings and her hair slicked back. The sprinter chose to celebrate relatively unknown London-based designer Dilara Findikoglu, which is a real nod to what the evening is all about.

Erin O'Connor

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Erin O'Connor brought some gothic drama to the evening in a black velvet gown by The Vampire's Wife, which featured a metallic lace cape. The model added a striking red lip to the look.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

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Another perfect look by Givenchy came via British supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who looked impossibly chic in a feathered, V-neck gown with a tailored cape sitting on her shoulders. Her glossy hair was pulled back to reveal an oversized ear cuff, which perfectly complemented the ensemble.

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Jenna Coleman

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British actress Jenna Coleman looked ladylike in a cream, silk gown by Preen by Thornton Bregazzi, which featured ruffled detailing down the front. She complemented the vintage feel of the gown with old Hollywood-inspired waves and a dark red lip.

Clare Waight Keller

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It was Clare Waight Keller's night and even if she didn't know what was in store before the ceremony, she was certainly dressed the part for what was about the happen. The winning designer wore a beautiful black dress with an embellished skirt and an open back of her own creation.

Kate Moss

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Trust Kate Moss to find a genuinely cool way to dress up like Christmas. The supermodel wore a one-shouldered green satin dress in an emerald hue, which she teamed with matching Jimmy Choo platforms.

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Rosamund Pike

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Rosamund Pike turned red-carpet dressing on its head in a high-necked sequin dress, which she wore with a floor-length black tailored coat by Givenchy. It was strong and undeniably chic.