2020 BAFTA Film Awards: The Red Carpet

LONDON — The BAFTAs are in their 73rd year, and they’ve gone green. The annual film awards ceremony made a number of changes this year, such as doing away with goodie bags, banning single-use plastics, making its red carpet from sustainable materials, serving vegan starters and most importantly, encouraging stars to re-wear or rent their outfits. Whether stars actually took that message to heart, they did take the black-tie dress code quite literally. The red carpet was awash in all-black looks, with a smattering of white and some high-shine sequins. Stars such as Margot Robbie, Saoirse Ronan, Gillian Anderson and Emilia Clarke all arrived in sleek figure-hugging black ensembles. Clarke stunned in a low-scoop neck sequined Schiaparelli couture dress while Robbie wore a short-sleeve black Chanel gown. Robbie is among the nominees for supporting actress for her role in “Bombshell” and “Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood.” The latter movie has 10 nominations in other categories including Best Film and Original Screenplay, with Leonardo DiCaprio one of the candidates for leading actor. “The Joker” is the movie with the most nominations  — 11 — including Best Film, Adapted Screenplay and Cinematography. Joaquin Phoenix is in the running for leading actor. Phoenix arrived on the red carpet in

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