Snap Judgment Award Shows

At 63-years-old Goldie Hawn rocked this black strapless Dolce & Gabbana gown to The British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards (BAFTAs) on Sunday February 8. Is this a hot look for Hawn? Click to vote!
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Supporting Actress nominee Amy Adams wore this RM by Roland Mouret gown to the BAFTAs. Do you like this look for Adams?

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Marisa Tomei (nominated for Supporting Actress) picked this one shouldered Etro gown.

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Harry Potter's leading lady Emma Watson wore British designer Alice Temperley to the BAFTA Awards.

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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie (in Armani Prive) were both nominated at the BAFTAs. Do you like this look for Jolie?

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Kate Winslet kept up her winning streak taking home the BAFTA for Leading Actress. The Reader star kept her Zac Posen gown dry on the red carpet carrying an umbrella by the awards' sponsor.

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Aussie pop princess Kylie Minogue wore this Chanel cocktail dress to the BAFTAs.

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Supporting Actress winner Penélope Cruz paired a Azzedine Alaia gown with Chopard jewels.

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At 50-years-old Sharon Stone wore this bright red strapless John Galliano gown to the BAFTAs.

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Thandie Newton picked this vintage prom dress for her walk down the BAFTA red carpet.

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