BRITs 2022: Exclusive red carpet pics of Adele, Bring Me The Horizon and more
Here's our exclusive look at the strongest looks of the Brits red carpet
By Nick Reilly
Adele, Sam Fender and Ed Sheeran have led the winners at tonight’s (February 8) BRIT Awards 2022, taking home major awards at the prestigious ceremony.
Adele triumphed as she picked up Artist Of The Year, Album Of The Year for ’30’ and Song Of The Year for ‘Easy On Me’.
But it was the red carpet that beckoned for all the acts before those victories, with Rolling Stone UK on hand to capture some of the night’s strongest looks. You can check them out in full below.
Wolf Alice pose for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Self Esteem poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Little Simz poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Sam Fender and his band poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Joy Crookes poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Bring Me The Horizon pose for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Adele poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Ed Sheeran poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Griff poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Adele poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Dave poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) Bring Me The Horizon pose for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Holly Humberstone poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK)
Other highlights to emerge from this year’s ceremony included Ed Sheeran and current Rolling Stone UK cover stars Bring Me The Horizon teaming up to open the BRIT Awards with an unlikely cover of Sheeran‘s ‘Bad Habits’.
The Sheffield band added a hard rock edge to Sheeran’s 2021 track, the first to be taken from his third album ‘=’.
Becky Hill poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Central Cee poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Adele poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Adele poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Little Simz poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Little Simz poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Sam Fender poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Wolf Alice pose for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Wolf Alice pose for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Adele poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Tom Daley poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK)
Anne-Marie poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Becky Hill poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Adele poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Adele poses for Rolling Stone UK (Picture: Lawrence Jones/First Light Media/Rolling Stone UK) 
Aitch also revealed that he’s written a potential collaboration with Liam Gallagher, but he just needs the legendary singer to accept it.
Elsewhere at tonight’s ceremony, host Mo Gilligan told Rolling Stone UK why he won’t be giving celebrities a brutal roasting.