Kate Middleton, 38, joined her husband Prince William, 37, at the BAFTAs tonight in London. The Duchess of Cambridge rewore a white and gold dress last seen during a royal tour of Malaysia in 2012.

However, she did stick to her tried and tested makeup for the evening, sticking with nude lipgloss and black eyeliner.

Kate was not the only woman to stun on the red carpet tonight.

Game of Thrones favourite Emilia Clarke, 33, looked chic in a black dress which appeared simple from a distance but was heavily embellished with black and blue stones. Emilia paired the look with slicked back hair and sapphire drop earrings.

Zoë Kravitz, 31, sparkled in a gold column dress which she paired with bright red nails, lipstick and jewellery. Like Emilia, Zoë opted for slicked back hair to allow her wow dress to do the talking.

Star Wars alumna Naomi Ackie, 27, looked stunning in a floaty mustard yellow gown, which she paired with a long braid and gold metallic heels.

Jessie Buckley, 30, took a risk that paid off handsomey in a black and white dress. A deep v ruffled collar added drama to the dress, and the British actress gave the look a modern edge with a copper bob and deep berry lipstick.

While many of the actresses loked sensational, Kate stood out for her classic British style – and it seems she has been noted by style enthusiasts for consistently getting it right with her fashion choices.

Kate is the number one royal fashion icon, with nearly half of Britons voting for her compared to only a fifth for Meghan Markle, research conducted by the Fashion Retail Academy has revealed.

However, the younger generation of royals are not the only ones inspiring style across the UK.

The Queen is the third most influential royal fashion icon with her bright coat dresses and matching hats.

One in ten of 18 to 24-year-old’s saying the Queen influences their style the most.

Prince Harry has been named the most stylish royal man. His look attracted top marks from 14 percent of Brits, while only 11 percent of respondents said they were influenced by Prince William’s more structured style.