Singer Lionel Richie wore cufflinks worth close to £20,000 from British brand Garrard.

The prequel lands on Netflix on May 4.

The singer, tennis star and model all wore outfits hugging their growing bumps to the event.

Celebrities including Nicole Kidman, Naomi Campbell and Dua Lipa all wore archival outfits for the event.

Florence Pugh, Kim Kardashian and Cara Delevingne all paid homage to the designer in their outfits.

Lipa wore an archival dress by Chanel to honour Karl Lagerfeld.

The British actor poses with a hot pink bag for the new campaign.

The Australian director said he goes on a ‘journey’ after each film he shoots.

Jenny Lister curated the V&A’s blockbuster exhibition dedicated to the late designer.

She used fashion as a mode of self-expression and freedom.

It explores the links between dressing up for the Georgian court and the red carpet of today.

They join other famous ambassadors for the brand including England footballer Raheem Sterling and actress Vanessa Redgrave.

Julia Garner, Olivia Wilde and Donald Glover were among celebrity guests.

Living actor Bill Nighy and Edward Berger, director of Oscar-nominated film All Quiet On The Western Front, were also wearing the ribbon.

Both Angela Bassett and Kerry Condon were nominated for the best supporting actress award.

Both performing at the ceremony, the singers joined a slew of celebrities wearing all-black outfits.

The Aftersun actor wore a 70s-inspired white and black tuxedo by Gucci.

Ana de Armas’ outfit seems to be inspired by Marilyn Monroe, the character she plays in the biopic Blonde.

Jamie Lee Curtis is nominated for the best supporting actress award at tonight’s event for her role in Everything Everywhere All At Once.

A look at the awards show style of some of the major nominees.