Last Updated on March 3, 2025, 12:33 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Brit Awards 2025 was hosted on March 1, 2025 at The O2 Arena in London. The ceremony was hosted by Jack Whitehall (comedian and actor) for the fifth time.
The award ceremony’s red carpet had everyone turning their head with all the glam brought to it by the artists who were dressed in elegant gowns, tuxedos, and more.
Brit Awards 2025 – Red Carpet
Sabrina Carpenter went viral on social media after arriving at the award ceremony in a stunning floor-length baby pink gown that had a fishtail and train. She paired the gown with silver accessories, including a diamond necklace, rings, and her blond hair styled in long curls.
While the singer’s fans loved her outfit, Teddy Swims received some mixed reviews by his fans after he dressed to the show wearing a suit covered in dozens of plush toys such as sharks, monkeys, dogs, teddy bears, and a giant unicorn with sequined hooves.
Maura Higgins, popular for her role in Love Island, wore a black, floor-length sheer gown with bright floral detailing. Charli XCX graced the red carpet wearing a black naked dress accompanied with a veil.
Stranger Things star, Millie Bobby Brown won several hearts with her beautiful, metallic hooded gown that had shimmery, silver tone fabric draped elegantly over her body with a deep neckline.
Brit Awards 2025 – Winners
- Artist of the Year – Charli XCX
- Group of the Year – Ezra Collective
- Album of the Year – Brat (Charli XCX)
- Song of the Year – Guess (Charli XCX feat Billie Eilish)
- Best New Artist – The Last Dinner Party
- International Artist of the Year – Chappell Roan
- International Group of the Year – Fontaines D.C.
- International Song of the Year – Good Luck! Babe (Chappell Roan)
- Best Dance Act – Charli XCX
- Best Pop Act – Jade
- Best R&B Act – Raye
- Rising Star – Myles Smith
- Global Success Award – Sabrina Carpenter
- Songwriter of the Year – Charli XCX
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