Michelle Yeoh Shines in Blush-Pink Dior Suit & Gold Peep-Toe Pumps at BAFTAs 2023 Red Carpet
Michelle Yeoh brought chic style to the red carpet at the 2023 British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) today. The actress is nominated for Best Actress for her leading role in “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”
On Sunday, Yeoh arrived at the Royal Festival Hall in London for the occasion, wearing a dusky blush-pink Dior suit. The “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” star’s ensemble, hailing from the brand’s fall 2018 couture collection, featured a double-breasted blazer with tucked shoulders, silk lapels and slit batwing sleeves. Complete with a matching set of slim-fitting trousers, the set brought a modern take to the traditionally darker red carpet suit.
Yeoh finished her outfit with a set of swinging Burma ruby and diamond statement earrings, Burma pink sapphire ring and a pink sapphire bangle bracelet by Moussaieff, as well as a diamond-encrusted Richard Mille watch with a dark pink leather band.
Finishing Yeoh’s outfit was a blue silk ribbon pin, which she opted to wear around her finger in lieu of a ring. The ribbon — printed with #WithRefugees lettering — was distributed by the United Nations’ UNHCR at the BAFTAs to show solidarity with displaced refugees worldwide, also worn by stars including Cate Blanchett, Paul Mescal, Angela Bassett and Colin Farrell.
When it came to shoes, Yeoh slipped on a pair of slick peep-toe pumps to finish her outfit, also by Dior. The style included small front openings atop platform soles and closed counters, crafted from metallic gold leather. The high-shine set was finished with thin stiletto heels totaling at least 4 inches in height, giving Yeoh a soaring, formal boost to complement her equally dynamic suit.
The British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) honor the year’s top film performances. Hosted by Richard E. Grant in London’s Royal Festival Hall, the 2023 ceremony will include Sandy Powell’s recipient of the BAFTA’s fellowship, and a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II led by Dame Helen Mirren.
