Kate Hudson dazzled on Sunday’s 2026 BAFTA Film Awards red carpet in London, wearing a red hot Prada dress.
The “Song Sung Blue” nominee, styled by Sophie Lopez, wore an off-the-shoulder red satin gown courtesy of the Italian luxury fashion house. The design included a fitted bodice with a cinched waist for added silhouette definition and a flowing skirt with a short train.
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The actress accessorized her look with shimmering jewelry pieces, including earrings and a statement necklace. As for glam, Hudson’s makeup artist, Naoko Scintu, executed a glowing visage. “This look celebrates her natural beauty at its highest expression — skin glazed in a soft, sun-kissed luminosity, healthy and glowing, as though illuminated from within,” Scintu told WWD. “An understated yet striking elevation of her natural beauty, the makeup delivers a radiant, sun-drenched glow.”
Kate Hudson’s “Song Sung Blue” awards season wardrobe has seen the actress in a bevy of designer pieces. Following her premiere looks in Vera Wang and Stella McCartney, Hudson elevated her awards season style with pieces selected by stylist Sophie Lopez.
At the 2026 Golden Globe Awards in January, Lopez styled Hudson in a custom Giorgio Armani gown with glittering silver throughout. The look was loosely based on a design featured in the label’s spring 2007 collection.
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Hudson’s 2026 BAFTA Film Awards nomination comes 25 years after the actress was nominated in the same category for her performance as Penny Lane in “Almost Famous.” The actress also earned an Oscar nomination for her “Song Sung Blue” performance.
Actor Alan Cumming hosts the 79th annual BAFTA Film Awards on Sunday, featuring the stars and creative teams behind 2025’s biggest films. “One Battle After Another” leads the nominations with 14 nods, with “Sinners” close behind with 13. Leonardo DiCaprio, Chase Infiniti and Michael B. Jordan, among others, are among the 2026 acting nominees. The ceremony, held in London’s Southbank Centre, begins at 7 p.m. GMT (2 p.m. ET).
