Worst Dressed stars at the BAFTA Television Awards included Jorgie Porter and Christine McGuinness

Although there were plenty of stars who dressed to impress on the red carpet at the BAFTA Television Awards, there were unfortunately celebrities who chose outfits that failed to hit the fashion mark.

When it came to the best dressed stars, I thought Rivals star Nafessa Williams looked very glamorous in a metallic gown and opera style gloves. I also thought Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker looked stylish in red.

Stephen Graham took home the award for leading actor Bafta for Adolescence and said: “When I was a kid, I watched a telly programme called Scully, written by Alan Bleasdale, and it had the wonderful Drew Schofield in it and he lived across the road from my nana’s house so he showed me that I could be on the telly.”

He was my inspiration, so for any other young kid, no matter where you’re from, anything is possible.

“We are all people that have done that, we get to do what we love, which is different.

“We’re not digging holes, we’re not digging ditches, we’re not saving lives, but we have the opportunity to tell the human condition, and we have the obligation to tell beautiful stories and we need to keep that going.”

Dame Mary Berry was presented the BAFTA Fellowship by Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc who previously presented The Great British Bake Off. Dame Mary Berry said: “Bake Off came along and my whole world changed. I knew my baking inside out, but I had to start thinking of what I was going to wear. It was all about the jackets, mainly because I could tuck a hot water bottle underneath because the tent was so chilly in the morning.”

When it came to the worst dressed stars at the BAFTA Television Awards, Jorgie Porter's dress at the BAFTA Television Awards left little to the imagination and I was not a fan. Christine McGuinness opted for a corset style dress with black opera gloves but unfortunately the overall look was just tacky.

Here is NationalWorld’s pick of the worst dressed stars.