Stars at the Vanity Fair BAFTA Rising Star Party included Vick Hope, Frankie Bridge, Vernon Kay & daughter

The Vanity Fair BAFTA Rising Star Party was full of celebrities partying the night away 

The stars were out in full force on Wednesday evening (January 31) as they attended the Vanity Fair party for the BAFTA Rising Star. It is the only award at the BAFTAs that is voted for by the public. 

This year's Rising Star nominees are Phoebe Dynevor, Ayo Edebiri, Jacob Elordi, Mia McKenna-Bruce and Sophie Wilde. Sex Education and Barbie actress Emma Mackey won the award in 2023. The BAFTA Award ceremony will take place on Sunday February 18,  Doctor Who actor David Tennat will host the awards.   

The celebrities arrived at the London hotel looking stunning. Vick Hope attended the party wearing a white corset style top with button detail and white trousers. It was nearly a fashion faux-pas moment as her outfit was almost identical to the one Frankie Bridge wore. The Loose Woman panellist was also seen wearing a white corset style top and white trousers.

Mum-to-be Emily Atack was all smiles as she showed off her blossoming baby bump in a low cut black gown. The ever so stylish Paloma Faith opted for a quirky off the shoulder check style dress with thigh high split. 

Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay arrived with eldest daughter Phoebe Elizabeth Kay. Vernon wore a navy blue suede jacket over blue shirt and black trousers whereas Phoebe looked ultra-glam in a silver sequin midi dress. 

Katherine Ryan wore a black column dress with a very peculiar wave design as she arrived with husband Bobby Kootstra. Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts was spotted at the bar with  Clara Amfo and  actor Ray Panthaki looked dapper in his suit. 

Natalie Dixon is NationalWorld’s Lifestyle reporter. If you liked this article and want to read more about fashion and beauty you can follow Natalie Dixon on X (Twitter) here. 

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