Jools Oliver on the Baftas TV Awards Red Carpet

The missus looks lovely-jubbly, Jamie. Jools Oliver works a little old-school Hollywood glamour on British soil with her ethereal eyes, lashings of black mascara and pillarbox-red lips. Pale skin and super-glossy locks complete the look. Pukka.

Billie Piper on the Baftas TV Awards Red Carpet

The lovely Miss Piper - queen of casual chic - looks happy and relaxed with her choice of soft, baby-blonde, not-too-neat tresses and a slick of matt red lipstick.

Tess Daly on the Baftas TV Awards Red Carpet

It\'s all about golden hues for our Tess. Golden locks, golden skin and gorgeously glossy golden make-up, Mrs Vernon Kay looks sunkissed and spot on for natural summer beauty.

Terri Seymour on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

The olive-skinned lovely shows she doesn\'t need to be on Simon Cowell\'s arm to shine! Terri looks every inch the sultry siren with her mane of glossy curls, grape-stained lips and a touch of blush.

Tamzin Outhwaite on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

Opting for shimmering bronze hues, illuminated skin and seriously well defined eyes, Tamzin would look sooo out of place in Albert Square now.

Tracey Emin on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

The leathery skin, the bedraggled hair, the grimace. Much as we love her, Tracey Emin and the red carpet do not a match make.

Samia Smith on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

It\'s rare for a soap star to get it right on the red carpet, but Samia succeeds by keeping her look young, fresh and pretty with her loose curls, glossy lips and a subtle smudge of icy blue shadow.

Gillian Anderson on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

The truth is out there, but Gillian covers it up with too much eyeliner and too much hairspray. The curls look dull and lifeless and those peepers - far too intense. A subtle, natural look would suit the X-Files and Bleak House star much more.

Suzanne Shaw on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

Has she been taking beauty inspiration from shows like Strictly Ice Dancing and Dance Fever? The slicked-back hair secured stiffly with a satin bow, the OTT black kohl and a scarlet-red pout. No no, you don\'t need to wear your stage make-up on the red carpet, Suzanne.

Anna Ford on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

She recently had to leave the BBC after hitting retirement age but former newsreader Anna looks a lot younger than 62 as she strikes a pose once again for the TV cameras.

Esther Rantzen on the Baftas TV Red Carpet

Kacey Ainsworth on Baftas TV Red Carpet

It\'s not often you see someone match their make-up so closely to their dress, but for Eastender Kacey it\'s a face full of pale pink hues with just an edging of black around the eyes.

Amanda Donohoe on Baftas TV Red Carpet

She may be in her mid-forties but for Brit actress Amanda there doesn\'t seem to be a line in sight. Perhaps that\'s because she\'s keeping so straight faced...

Claire Sweeney on Baftas TV Red Carpet

The curls may be big and blonde but with those dark roots there is no disguising the brunette that lies beneath. Natural beauty is big this summer Claire - embrace it.

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