Princess Kate at the BAFTAs with $17 earrings

All eyes were on the red carpet of the 76th Bafta Awards about the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, who appeared in a white bridal-inspired dress, a style she completed with long black gloves above the elbow and a set of long earrings with floral decorations from the Spanish company Zara.

The Bafta award ceremony, where they were present Prince William and his wife Kate Middletonwas the setting in which the current Princess of Wales was once again the most glamorous guest of the event, with an asymmetrical design that she wanted to give a second chance.

It is about the creation of Alexander McQueen, one of his fetish companies, with which he already walked this same carpet in the 2019 edition.

For this new occasion, she updated it by replacing the flower with a maxi bang on the arm and with such sophisticated accessories as long black opera gloves above the elbow and earrings with a golden floral cascade from Zara, the price of which is 15.95 euros. ($17.04), according to its website.

Ceremony, which is the most important thing of the British film industryin which actress Helen Mirren remembered the character of Queen Elizabeth II, who died last September.

Mirren, who played the monarch in Stephen Frears’ 2006 film The Queen, recalled Elizabeth II’s contribution to British cinema in an emotional speech accompanied by a video of the queen with some of the world’s most important figures. through the history.

In the video, which also includes the words of the monarch, Elizabeth II appeared to greet famous actresses and actors such as Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Frank Sinatra and Daniel Craig, with whom she starred in an already memorable commercial for the Olympic Games in London 2012.

“Without her support the Baftas would not be the same. She has undoubtedly been the leader of the nation since her coronation and during her reign she met the biggest stars of the industry and went from the golden years of Hollywood to the days of the blockbusters,” he said.

On the other hand, the war, marked by the cruelty of the First World War represented by the film “All Quiet on the Western Front”, swept the Bafta, the most important in the British industry, with six awards, including the best film

The gala was also honored “elvis”who took home four Golden Masks, pulling off a surprise Best Actor award in which Aston Butler celebrated ahead of veteran Colin Farrell, who competed for “The Banshees of Inisherin,” and Brendan Fraser, for “The Whale.”