The world’s biggest film stars celebrated the 2020 BAFTA awards last night, and this can only mean one thing; outfits to die for, and flawless beauty looks you can’t wait to recreate.

Keep scrolling to see our favourite makeup looks from this year’s BAFTA red carpet royalty.

Emilia Clarke

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Emilia Clarke rocked the red carpet at the Royal Albert Hall wearing a dramatic smokey eye, and subtle nude lips. With her hair slicked back, and skin flawless, we’re loving it.

The artist behind the makeup brushes, Lynsey Alexander, revealed that she wanted to go sexy, sultry and 90s-inspired. And as Emilia Clark became Clinique’s Global Brand Ambassador last month, the whole look was created using only Clinique products.

Margo Robbie

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Margo Robbie is our next BAFTA beauty; keeping it simple with some blended black liner and “a touch of sparkle on top” as said by her talented makeup artist, Pati Dubroff. Margo channels that radiant glow we love, created with a little peachy blush and subtle highlight.

Florence Pugh

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Little Women star, Florence Pugh, sported a bold orange-red lip and black winged liner; an ultimate classic in the beauty world.

Can’t wait to recreate the look? Makeup artist Naoko Scintu shared the exact shade she used: Chantecaille’s ‘Tulipe’ lipstick giving a “orange red satin finish to the lips”. You’re welcome.

Alex Babsky

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“Khaki eyes and deepest claret lips” was the vibe for Zazie Beetz as explained by makeup artist Alex Babsky. Once the look was complete, he also realised that they’d “subconsciously channelled The Joker’s colours; green & purple”. But with Zazie’s BAFTA nomination for the Joker movie, could it be anymore perfect?