Welcome to your one-stop destination for everything Fashion Awards 2025. Kicking off this evening, the event celebrates the very best in fashion talent, both homegrown and international. Hosted by Colman Domingo at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall, with performances from Raye and Tems scheduled throughout the night, the evening is already shaping up to be a standout on the fashion calendar.
While some awards have already been revealed—Anok Yai will take home Model of the Year and Little Simz has been named Cultural Innovator—there are still plenty of exciting announcements to come.
We’ll be bringing you minute-by-minute updates as the evening unfolds, from the first arrivals on the red carpet to the major award reveals happening throughout the night. Stay with us as we bring you everything you need to know about the Fashion Awards 2025.
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Before we touch on the celebrity looks, here’s what we know so far. Alongside Anok Yai’s win for Model of the Year and Little Simz’s Cultural Innovator honour, Sam Wolfe will receive the Pandora Style Moment of the Year award.
Several Special Recognition accolades will also be presented this evening, celebrating Brunello Cucinelli, Delphine Arnault, Dover Street Market, 15 Years of BFC Fashion Trust and Fashion East. While Kate Hawley has been named Costume Designer of the Year.
Perhaps the most significant award to be announced this evening is Designer of the Year. This year’s nominees include Jonathan Anderson for JW Anderson and Dior, Martine Rose, Willy Chavarria, Rick Owens, Miuccia Prada for Miu Miu, and Glenn Martens for Diesel and Maison Margiela.
Celebrities are beginning to trickle in. Laura Weir, CEO of the British Fashion Council, has arrived with BFC Chair David Pemsel—and host Colman Domingo has now joined them on the carpet.
As the celebrities start to pour in, theBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing team is already debating which red carpet looks we’re most excited to see. With a guest list that reads like a who’s who of the industry’s chicest—and coolest—it’s almost impossible to choose.
The celebrities are really pouring in now. So far, I'm struck by Raye's sweeping silver gown, Jean Campbell's sleek LBD and Ellie Goulding's red carpet pregnancy announcement!
Lila Moss has arrived in a 16Arlington dress that manages to capture so many of the season's favourite trends. The feathers! The knee-length cut! The sleek grey shade! All of the most important trends in one stunning look.
2026 and 2027 brides, take note! The Fashion Awards are proving to be a goldmine for bridal styling inspiration—just look at Ceval Omar, Gizem Celik, and Zara Martin, all looking like they could be walking down the aisle tonight.
The rain and wind is yet to abate, but Alexa Chung has come prepared, wearing a Chloé funnel neck jacket dress from the brand's spring/summer 2026 collection.
The Model of the Year has arrived! Anok Yai stepped onto the red carpet in a sweeping butter yellow gown and diamond earrings.
With the carpet wrapping up, I've gotten our editors to weigh in on their favourite looks. First up, Megan Storey, our Social Media Editor, has spoken—Celia Imrie’s red velvet cloak is an absolute winner.
While Assistant Social Media Editor Annie Wheatland-Clinch can't get over Lily's look: "She looks straight off the Titanic with the high neck and lace detail. And, this gold/yellow shade is so Christmas camp! Her shoes are like little presents!"
Second pregnancy alert! Sienna Miller just arrived in a white sheer gown, debuting her baby bump in style.
Wrapping up her performance, singer Raye reflected on her Fashion Awards journey, recalling that for her first appearance, she wore a sheer Givenchy dress paired with a Primark thong. Tonight, she's gone for glamour in a metallic silver Ferrari gown.
British Menswear Designer of the Year has been announced as Grace Wales Bonner. The London designer takes home the award for the second year in a row.
Sarah Burton, creative director of Givenchy, wins the British Womenswear Designer of the Year.
Dilara Findikoglu just won the prestigious Vanguard award. Thanking herself “for never giving up and always believing", she dedicated her award to all the misfits in the world, saying, “London is the place for us”.