Plunging necklines, vintage glamour on BAFTA red carpet

From Juliane Moore to Reese Witherspoon, actresses chose to flaunt '70 inspired dresses with plunging necklines at the red carpet of the 68th BAFTA awards.
Moore turned heads in a tomato-red Tom Ford gown, while 'Wild' star Reese Witherspoon wore a purple Stella McCartney ensemble with a deep V neckline.
Kristin Scott Thomas looked glamorous in a jet black vintage gown.
'The Imitation Game' actress Keira Knightley, alongside musician husband James Righton, was a lesson in chic maternity, dressing in posy dappled Giambattista Valli.
Felicity Jones of 'The Theory of Everything' bloomed in Dior spring 2013 Haute Couture. Anne-Marie Duff wore a long-sleeved white maxidress by Temperley with transparent mesh panels to the navel.

'The Lunchbox' star Nimrat Kaur donned a pink long gown with batwing sleeves by Georges Hobeika.

'Gone Girl' star Rosamund Pike ditched her usual short-dress look for a demure black halterneck gown by Roland Mouret.
Italian star Monica Bellucci played safe in a fully-covered black maxi gown by Alaia with bell sleeves and a ruffled hem.
Amy Adams wore her hair straight and sleek and opted for a floor length white gown by Lanvin.
Best actor winner Eddie Redmayne's wife Hannah Bagshawe glittered in a grey sequined dress while the Stephen Hawking-depictor looked dapper in a blue velvet suit.
Cumberbatch and his pregnant fiancee Sophie Hunter turned heads in their black outfits. The actor teamed up his tuxedo by Alexander McQueen with a midnight blue bow tie while Hunter opted a halterneck gown and diamond earings.