The BRIT Awards kicked off with an electrifying performance by the "Please Please Please" singer, setting the stage for a star-studded evening. The singer is set to embark on a highly anticipated tour across the UK and Ireland in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, the red carpet was a spectacle of fashion and flair, with celebrities showcasing their unique styles and personalities.
Rapper and YouTuber KSI made a striking appearance with an all-black leather ensemble, adding an edge to the red carpet proceedings. He shared his busy schedule, stating, "I've got a fight at the end of the month, I'm making music, BGT [Britain's Got Talent], YouTube videos." His multifaceted career continues to captivate fans worldwide.
Presenter and former footballer Alex Scott, alongside singer Jess Glynne, turned heads as they epitomized couple goals on the red carpet. Their coordinated looks added an extra sparkle to the evening’s glamour. Meanwhile, Sabrina Carpenter, Jade Thirlwall, and Teddy Swims stole the show with their stunning outfits, each making a bold fashion statement.
The Last Dinner Party, consisting of Aurora Nishevci, Emily Roberts, Abigail Morris, Georgia Davies, and Lizzie Mayland, also graced the red carpet with their presence. Their ensemble brought a fresh wave of excitement as they mingled with other attendees. Davina McCall captivated the crowd with her breathtaking all-black outfit, adding a touch of elegance to the event.
The British girl group FLO, composed of Stella Quaresma, Renee Downer, and Jorja Douglas, was nominated for best R&B act. Speaking to the BBC, Renee Downer highlighted their rigorous preparation regime for their upcoming tour: "We've been running and singing and holding the plank and singing." The group has been collaborating with Beyoncé's dance captain Amari Marshall to perfect their performance.
Sabrina Carpenter walked the red carpet with an aura of success, having already secured the Brits Global Success award. Her achievements continue to resonate in the music industry. CMAT, whose stage name stands for Clara Mary-Alice Thompson, was also a notable presence at the awards. Last year's rising star award winners were nominated for four awards this evening, including album and group of the year.
The Sheffield band The Lathums returned to the awards show after winning last year's best alternative/rock act. They were contenders for the best group category in this year's event. Ezra Collective, a British jazz group, added a cool vibe to the red carpet with their stylish outfits complemented by shades. Stormzy humorously remarked on his own choice to sport sunglasses: "I'm not being a mad man in shades."
Teddy Swims brought a playful twist to the red carpet by adorning himself with teddy bears and toys. His quirky fashion choice delighted onlookers and added a dash of whimsy to the glamorous evening.
In addition to her red carpet appearance, Davina McCall announced her new BBC dating show set to premiere on Saturday night. This venture adds another exciting chapter to her illustrious career as a television host.
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