This post is dedicated to the people wearing Prada at the BAFTAs. Thanks to the Prada people for sending us some of these photos with their promotional email. (We appreciate all promotional emails and you’re welcome to send them to info@celebitchy.com.) First we have Best Actress nominee Kate Hudson in a red Prada off the shoulder gown. She looks so pretty, but this gown is underwhelming. It’s quite plain and it doesn’t look like Kate’s style, she’s typically a little wackier than this. Danny Fujikawa seems like a great partner and he always supports her on the red carpet. I doubt they’ll ever get married, but her mom and stepfather aren’t married either and they’re doing just fine.

Kerry Washington brought the drama in my favorite Prada gown. Their email describes it as a “navy blue chiffon dress with a tablier neckline and soleil pleated skirt, featuring floral embroidery in black and blue sequins, jet beads, and small crystals.” Look at how it fans out on the carpet! Her hair and makeup are perfection too. Kerry does not get enough credit for turning in excellent work. I think she’s such a staple that people take her for granted. Plus she’s not controversial at all.

Here’s Sadie Sink looking like a princess in sea foam green Prada. If you told me she was British I would believe you, but she’s actually from Texas. She’s also 23 when I would have guessed 19. She was there with Noah Jupe, her costar in the West End production of Romeo and Juliet. Her styling is exquisite.

Carey Mulligan was nominated for Best Supporting Actress, for The Ballad of Wallis Island. She was in a “custom Prada fluid satin slip dress in navy blue, featuring a geometric halter neckline.” This looks like so many other gowns we’ve seen her wear. I swear her main fashion objective is to fly under the radar. The color of this gown is striking in some of these photos.

photos via Prada press and credit: Cat Morley/Avalon, Lounis Tiar/Avalon