Making their first appearance at the annual awards in three years, the couple were among the most hotly anticipated arrivals at London's Royal Festival Hall. The Princess was one of several stars opting for a black and white palette on a night that included a tribute to William's late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
Her floor-length dress had been altered since the last time she was seen wearing it. The floral shoulder detailing seen in 2019 was replaced with an elegant draping of matching white fabric. She completed the outfit with black gloves and a pair of Zara earrings that currently sell for $27.90 and are described by the brand as featuring flower shaped charms and jewel appliqué.
William, who has been president of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts since 2010, meanwhile stuck to a classic black-tie dress code in a velvet tuxedo.
The Princess is known for mixing high fashion with affordable accessories, and for re-using gowns from previous public appearances. At the 2020 BAFTAs she opted for an embroidered gold and white dress — also by Alexander McQueen — that she had first worn in 2012.
The gown featured floral shoulder detailing when Kate last wore it to the BAFTAs in 2019. Credit: Karwai Tang/WireImage/Getty Images/File
Elsewhere on Sunday's red carpet, it was a night of relatively pared-back fashion. Jamie Lee Curtis stunned in a black and white ensemble, while Julianne Moore combined a black draped bustier gown with a white feather jacket.
But there were pops of color, too — from Florence Pugh's show-stopping orange Nina Ricci dress, designed by Harris Reed, to Jodie Turner-Smith elaborate purple Gucci gown.
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