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Stars Shine at Fashion Awards

The annual Fashion Awards at the Royal Albert Hall showcased a mix of glamorous, quirky, and sometimes questionable outfits. Maya Jama stood out in a stunning midnight blue gown, while Raye paid homage to Old Hollywood glamour in a pale grey satin dress. Billie Piper looked elegant in a black and silver dress, and Ashley Graham injected color with a yellow beaded gown. Jodie Comer chose a sleek black leather midi dress, and Poppy Delevingne looked stunning in a grey beaded dress. Even Mick Jagger, at eighty-two, proved he still has swagger. The event, now hosted by Colman Domingo, celebrates both household names and emerging designers in the global fashion industry.

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