See which celebs rose to the occasion at the UK Elle Style Awards last Tuesday.

Kristen Stewart: “Coz I got one hand in my pocket, and the other one’s…” receiving an award? The shy Twilight star got the Woman of the Year award and didn’t disappoint with her Emilio Pucci dress.

Now you know why there were named Elle’s Style Icons of 2010. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen rocked their own signature styles—Mary-Kate in her gothic Lanvin, and Ashley in her tulle couture Christian Lacroix.

I don’t know who else could rock a python-print gown. Supermodel Naomi Campbell, 39, was given the Outstanding Contribution award for her 25-year career and her work as global patron of The White Ribbon Alliance (WRA), which promotes safe pregnancy. She dedicated her award to the late Alexander McQueen.

What baby bump? Danii Minogue managed to hide her bun in the oven with this one-shoulder yellow gown by Australian designer Lisa Ho.

Model Alexa Chung shows off her Editor’s Choice Award, as well as her powder blue dress from the Chanel Spring 2010 collection.

Anna Kendrick, who was nominated for best supporting actress in Up in the Air, stole the red carpet spotlight in her canary yellow ruffled Pucci dress and Jimmy Choo shoes.

Look who’s shedding a few pounds! Kate Winslet looked hot in this Stella McCartney dress with dramatic cutout panels.

Carey Mulligan, who took home the Best Actress award for her role in An Education, stood out in this printed Vionnet frock.

Uh-oh! Audrey Tautou was nominated for her role in a biopic of Coco Chanel, but her pink asymmetric number is by Alber Elbaz for Lanvin!

Olivia Williams left little to the imagination with this dress by Catherine Walker.

Always the reserved one in red carpet appearances, Kristen Stewart still managed to please fashion critics with this strapless Chanel minidress. She also won the Orange Rising Star Award—the only prize to be voted for by the public.

View the complete list of winners and highlights here.

HRH Prince William was greeted with the biggest cheers from the crowd at the Royal Opera House in London. A celebrity in his own right, he signed autographs and posed for fans at the red carpet. It was also a night to remember because Prince William was announced as Lord Attenborough’s successor to the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)’s Presidency.

To a cheering crowd of Twilight fans, Robert Pattinson arrived without Kristen Stewart. The award presenter looked dashing in his tailor-made Gucci tux.

Although she was at the same venue, Kristen stayed away from Robert Pattinson that night. The papz couldn’t snap a photograph of the couple together. She did have something to smile about; the actress took home the Orange Rising Star Award—the only prize to be voted for by the public.

David Bowie’s son Duncan Jones bagged the award for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director, or Producer for his film Moon. In his emotional speech, he told the audience that it took him his whole life to realize that he wanted to be a filmmaker. “Wow, thank you so much. I didn’t actually realize how much this meant to me,” he said. “It’s taken me an awful long time to know what I wanted to do with my life. Finally, I think I’ve found what I love doing and I just want to thank everyone who helped me get there.”

War movie The Hurt Locker bagged the most awards that night—Best Film, Best Editing, Best Sound, Best Cinematography, Best Director for Kathryn Bigelow, and Best Original Screenplay. Photographed above are (L-R) Mark Boal, Kathryn Bigelow, Greg Shapiro and Nicholas Chartier.

Who in the world is that woman trying to out-Gaga the Gaga? Why, it’s ’80s popstar Cyndi Lauper! Both women are M.A.C. Viva Glam spokespersons and M.A.C. happens to be one of the event’s sponsors. Sorry, Cyndi, but you’ve had your moment decades ago; it’s Lady Gaga’s world now.

Here’s a closer look at Lady Gaga’s pearly whites, and if you care to know, the shade of M.A.C. lipstick she wore that night:

The event helped kick off New York’s Fall 2010 Fashion Week, and as predicted, Lady Gaga’s performance made it worthwhile.

Was that a supernova? A planetarium constellation? A walking hurricane? Oh, Lady Gaga, you never cease to amaze me. This was just one of the exclusive Armani Privé ensembles she put on that night.

The punk-rocker is now a lady! Pink surprised everyone with her crystal-encrusted degradé gown.

Sorry, Imogen Heap. Nobody can ever outdo Lady Gaga, but you gave it a good shot.

Ladies and gentlemen, Ricky Martin is alive! I repeat, Ricky Martin is back!

Glambert rocked, as usual. Why, Adam Lambert could wear a real vampire’s costume from the 1800s and still make it look hot.

Who is Shaila Durcal, or better yet, what in the world was she wearing?!

I give David and Cathy Guetta the “rocker couple of the night” award.

Oh, Britney. Your see-through, black lace Dolce & Gabbana dress over a bodysuit and fishnet stockings just wasn’t cutting it.

Did Ciara just have a chat with Britney before heading to the Grammys?

As Fergie posed with the rest of the Black Eyed Peas, her cobalt blue Emilio Pucci mini was simply Fergilious.

Miley Cyrus was definitely ready to “Party In The USA” with her teal Hervé Léger by Max Azria dress.

Carrie Underwood sure had a penchant for straps that night. Her Edition by Georges Chakra gown looked great, especially when she received her Best Country Collaboration award.

Before the show, Katy Perry tweeted: “[sic] I’m excited 4 today, all the performances r going to be fab & beauty is gonna be on point! Today I’m channeling Indian Betty Paige princess!” It looks like her Zac Posen dress did the job.

Multi-winner Taylor Swift glittered, literally, with her off-shoulder KaufmanFranco gown.

Sleeves are back on the red carpet style radar. Beyonce, who got the most nods at the Grammys, stood out with her detailed fishtail gown.

Rihanna brushed off rumors that she was blacklisted from the Grammys. Her Elie Saab Haute Couture gown made the feathered collar a must-have fashion detail.

Jennifer Nettles of The Sugarland gets a little help from Posh Spice with this Victoria Beckham cutout dress.

Hot mama Heidi Klum’s nude Emilio Pucci minidress stood out, thanks to the stylish embellishments.

Newbie singer Chantel “Chani” Christie’s bodice minidress spelled hot.

See the winners and highlights here.

Broadway-star-turned-TV-celeb Lea Michele is getting the hang of red carpet events. The Glee actress knew just what to do with a nude gown—glam it up with scarlet lips.

For a second there, I thought the caption read Zoe Kravitz. Look who’s channeling her inner fashionista. Zoe Saldana goes wins points with this printed minidress.

Slumdog Millionaire’s Freida Pinto sparkles in this one-shoulder Zac Posen number.

Interested to see who took home awards? Visit DGA here.

True Blood’s Anna Paquin strayed away from the dark side with her printed Alexander McQueen dress.

Award presenter Michelle Monaghan sparkled in a one-shoulder gun metal, beaded Calvin Klein gown.

Although I love Meryl Streep’s belted printed gown, I’d do without those sunglasses.

Nicole Kidman (third from left) took a break from her usual monochrome red carpet gowns and slipped into a sequined and embroidered Oscar de la Renta gown. Here, she is onstage with fellow actresses (L-R) Marion Cotillard, Kate Hudson, and Penelope Cruz.

Sandra Bullock not only won Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for The Blind Side, but also got the fashion police’s nod in this black and blue-trimmed Alexander McQueen gown.

See the complete list of winners and highlights of the 2010 SAG Awards here.

That didn’t stop the musical guests from giving earth-shaking performances. Beyonce Knowles not only bagged the best female artist award and best song award for “Halo,” but also wowed the audience with her racy red outfit as she performed her hit “Sweet Dreams.”

Wall-to-wall would be an understatement for Katy Perry’s costume changes and hosting skills. From her various red carpet frocks to her glittering stage costumes, Perry’s wardrobe did not disappoint fans that night.

Other highlights included performances by Green Day, Tokio Hotel and Leona Lewis. For a complete list of winners and a gallery of red carpet garbs, visit the official MTV Euro site.

Rihanna attended the Jean-Paul Gaultier Pret a Porter show wearing a daring cutout number. Accompanying her at the fashion shows is stylist Mariel Haenn.

She also managed to keep her hands warm in a jewel-encrusted Chanel muff in the French designer’s show.

Dita Von Teese arrived at the Christian Dior show in her signature old Hollywood glam look.

Supermodel Claudia Schiffer went for military chic at the Chanel Pret a Porter show.

It’s in the jeans. Gwyneth Paltrow kept it casual at the Stella McCartney show in Palais De Tokyo.

Katy Perry went hot for sequins at the Sonia Rykiel show. To the surprise of her fans, she ditched her usual colorful retro wardrobe and went for a darker look.

Lindsay Lohan (right) and Spanish designer Estrella Archs walked the runway for Emmanuel Ungaro. Lohan was introduced as the fashion brand’s artistic director, much to the dismay of critics.

Singer Prince outshone the other men (and women!) at the Grand Palais for Chanel. His sexy high heels will put any catwalk diva to shame.

Rocker dude meets boho chick. Couple Max Snow and Mary-Kate Olsen attended the Giambattista Valli Pret a Porter show as part of the Paris Women’s Wear Fashion Week in Jardin des Tuileries.

Lily Allen (right) gave a surprise musical performance at the Chanel Pret a Porter show. She popped out from a pile of hay to perform her hit song “Not Fair.”