EIGHT BACKSTAGE HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE BAFTA FILM AWARDS

The 78th British Academy Film Awards took place on February 16 at London's Royal Festival Hall, and it was a night to remember. Here are eight backstage highlights from the event:

The big winners of the night were in high spirits, with some even joking about the weight of their trophies. One winner revealed that they had been given some questionable speech advice, which thankfully they chose to ignore.¹

In terms of fashion, the night saw a trend towards low-key glam, with many celebrities opting for minimalist makeup and hairstyles. Ariana Grande fully embraced the balletcore look, with a pink and black Louis Vuitton gown and a bun decked out in a black coquettish bow.²

Gwendoline Christie boasted one of the boldest beauty looks of the night, with long blonde pigtails threaded with delicate baby braids and itty-bitty black bows. Meanwhile, Camila Cabello channeled iconic '90s character Rachel Green with her layered lob and curtain bangs.

The night also saw some stunning nail art, with Cynthia Erivo's 3D nail art being a particular highlight. Felicity Jones, on the other hand, opted for a more classic look with her black cherry nails.

In terms of winners, the night saw some well-deserved recognition for some of the biggest names in film. However, the details of the winners are not yet available.

As the night drew to a close, celebrities took to social media to share their highlights and thank their fans. It was clear that the 78th British Academy Film Awards would be a night to remember for a long time.

The event was also notable for its celebration of individualism and self-expression. With many celebrities opting for bold and daring looks, it was clear that the night was all about embracing one's true self.

As the film industry continues to evolve and grow, events like the BAFTA Film Awards serve as an important reminder of the power of creativity and self-expression. Until next year's event, we can't wait to see what the future holds for the world of film.