Jenna Coleman Stuns in Sheer Gown at BAFTAs

Jenna Coleman made a rare red carpet appearance in a racy sheer gown as she attended the EE BAFTA Film Awards 2026 held at The Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday.

The actress, 39, went braless for the star-studded awards ceremony as she stepped out in a Giorgio Armani Privé couture.

She commanded attention on the red carpet in the ethereal tulle dress, which featured a dense red floral embellishment.

To accessorise, the brunette beauty kept it simple with silver diamond leaf detailed earrings and a myriad of diamond rings.

Jenna has been keeping a low profile since welcoming her child at the end of 2024.

She welcomed her first child with her boyfriend, Jamie Childs, after revealing her pregnancy in June.

Jenna Coleman, 39, made a rare red carpet appearance in a racy sheer gown as as she attended the EE BAFTA Film Awards 2026 held at The Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday

The actress, 39, went braless for the star-studded awards ceremony as she stepped out in a Giorgio Armani Privé couture

Jenna and Jamie met back in 2020 on the set of the first season of the Netflix show, The Sandman, where she played Johanna Constantine and he directed several episodes.

The couple were first romantically linked in December 2021, before they were spotted together for the first time the following February.

The Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall will provide the backdrop as the very best of contemporary cinema converge for the 2026 EE BAFTA Film Awards on Sunday evening.

Hosted by Alan Cumming, this year's ceremony will welcome stars including Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet, Jacob Elordi and Michael B. Jordan as the year's biggest cinema releases are honoured.

Those walking the red carpet will be treated to a DJ set by Magic FM presenter Neev Spencer, while Clara Amfo and Ali Plumb will be reporting live from outside the legendary London venue.

A lengthy list of celebrity guest presenters includes Aimee Lou Wood, Alicia Vikander, Cillian Murphy, Ethan Hawke, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Sadie Sink and British grime artist Stormzy.

The Royal Festival Hall stage will also welcome appearances from Kerry Washington, Minnie Driver, Monica Bellucci, Patrick Dempsey and Regé-Jean Page, among others.

Entertainment on the night will come from a diverse spectrum of performers, including a first performance outside the United States of record-breaking track Golden from KPop Demon Hunters, sung by JAE, AUDREYNUNA & REI AMI, the voices of HUNTR/X.

She commanded attention on the red carpet in the ethereal tulle dress, which featured a dense red floral embellishment

To accessorise, the brunette beauty kept it simple with silver diamond leaf detailed earrings and a myriad of diamond rings

She welcomed her first child with her boyfriend, Jamie Childs, after revealing her pregnancy in June (pictured in 2023)

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Meanwhile, British singer Jessie Ware will perform a Barbara Streisand cover in a moving tribute during the In Memoriam.

This year's Special Award recipients include Dame Donna Langley, who will be honoured with this year’s BAFTA Fellowship, the arts charity’s highest accolade.

The British Chairman of NBCUniversal Entertainment will be celebrated for her prolific career and as of the most influential and respected figures in the entertainment industry.

Additionally, Clare Binns, Creative Director of Picture House Cinemas, will be presented with the BAFTA Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema award.

The honour recognises her role in championing diverse and fiercely independent work on big screens around the United Kingdom.

One Battle After Another will be no doubt be hoping to win one award after another, with Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film earning a remarkable fourteen nominations at this year's ceremony.

But it faces stiff competition, notably from supernatural horror Sinners, with thirteen nominations, and Hamnet, director Chloé Zhao's moving drama about the death of Shakespeare's only son, with eleven.

Adapted for the screen from Maggie O'Farrell's award-winning novel about the Bard's family life, Hamnet has broken the record for the most nominations for a female-directed film in BAFTA history.

Irish star Jessie Buckley has been nominated for her lead role in the film after already scoring a Golden Globe and a Critics' Choice Award and nominations for the Academy Awards and Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Co-star Paul Mescal, who was snubbed during Oscar nominations, will also be hoping for an award after earning a Supporting Actor BAFTA nod.

Elsewhere, Marty Supreme and Timothée Chalamet will be hoping to make it three times lucky after earning eleven BAFTA nominations, including Best Film and Best Actor, following recent wins at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.

Frankenstein and Sentimental Value each have eight whilst there are five nominations for I Swear and Bugonia, and three nominations for The Ballad of Wallis Island, Pillion and F1.

Also vying for the Leading Actress BAFTA are Rose Byrne for If I Had Legs I'd Kick You; Kate Hudson for Song Sung Blue; Chase Infiniti for One Battle After Another; Renate Reinsve for Sentimental Value and Emma Stone for Bugonia.

Leonardo DiCaprio could earn his second ever BAFTA after scoring his seventh nomination, this year for his Leading Actor performance in the already heavily decorated movie One Battle After Another.

First-time BAFTA Film nominees include Robert Aramayo, Odessa A'zion, Rose Byrne, Chase Infiniti, Michael B. Jordan, Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, Stellan Skarsgård, and Teyana Taylor.

Emma Baehr, Executive Director of Awards and Content, said: 'We are delighted to welcome so many of this year’s remarkable nominees to London for the EE BAFTA Film Awards, a vibrant celebration of the creativity, craft and collaboration that goes into British and global cinema.

'It’s especially exciting to have such an impressive lineup of presenters joining us on the night, representing the very best of film and the wider creative industries.

'This year’s ceremony is set to be an unforgettable occasion for audiences at home and in the room.'

BAFTA’s mission as a charity is to champion the creative and cultural importance of the screen arts across film, games and television.

Through its Awards ceremonies and year-round programme of talent initiatives and learning events that include masterclasses, lectures, scholarships, bursaries and mentoring schemes in the UK and North America, BAFTA identifies and celebrates excellence, discovers, inspires and nurtures new screen talent, and enables learning and creative collaboration.

The ceremony will be broadcast at 7pm on BBC One and iPlayer in the UK, and on E! in North America at 8:00pm Eastern Time. The awards will also be available on a number of other broadcasters internationally.