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Three Galia Lahav Looks Take the Pride of Britain Awards

Three Galia Lahav Looks Take the Pride of Britain Awards

Written By Lisa Chorna

October 20, 2026

Perrie Sian, Jess Wright and Olivia Attwood each brought a different side of Galia Lahav to one of London’s most celebrated nights.

London had a Galia Lahav moment at the 2026 Pride of Britain Awards, with Perrie Sian, Jess Wright and Olivia Attwood arriving in three distinctly different looks from the House.

Held at London’s Grosvenor House, the annual Pride of Britain Awards celebrate extraordinary people from across the UK, honoring stories of courage, determination, generosity and achievement.

The ceremony brings together some of Britain’s biggest names in entertainment, sport, and culture, but the evening’s true focus remains the remarkable individuals being recognized.

For this year’s red carpet, Galia Lahav appeared three ways: couture craftsmanship in black, modern tailoring in white, and high-impact satin in red.

Perrie Sian in ONYX

Perrie Sian embraced full couture drama in ONYX, a black strapless tulle ball gown from Galia Lahav Couture.

The gown pairs a voluminous, romantic silhouette with the precision of a sheer boned corset, individually adorned with 800 hand-placed pearls. Beaded long sleeves add another layer of intricate detailing, creating a look that feels dramatic from every angle.

Crafted over more than 50 hours in the Galia Lahav atelier, ONYX is a celebration of the handwork and craftsmanship at the heart of the House. Against the Pride of Britain red carpet, Perrie let the details do the talking.
Perrie Sian wears Galia Lahav Couture, ONYX gown.

Photo: @imagegod | Styling: @styledbyflick

Jess Wright in WILLOW & WYNTER

Jess Wright offered a completely different take on red-carpet dressing in the WILLOW jacket and WYNTER skirt.

The all-white two-piece combines a cropped, sharply tailored blazer, finished with a crystal button, with a high-waisted column skirt that extends into a dramatic train.

Part suit, part evening look, the pairing plays with the codes of traditional occasionwear without relying on a gown. Clean lines and precise tailoring keep the silhouette sleek, while the sweeping train delivers the drama expected of a major red carpet.

Jess Wright wears Galia Lahav, WILLOW jacket and WYNTER skirt.

Photo: House of Bella

Olivia Attwood in MEADOW

Olivia Attwood brought color to the evening in MEADOW, a hot-red satin halterneck gown designed to make an entrance.

The fluid silhouette is cut with a low, open back and contrasted by black satin framing the neckline and back. A long tie falls from the halter, adding movement to the look and emphasizing its sleek, sensual lines.

Against the sea of eveningwear, the combination of vivid red satin and sharp black detailing made MEADOW an immediate statement: minimal in construction, but impossible to miss.
Olivia Attwood wears Galia Lahav, MEADOW gown.

Photo: Getty Images

Three Women, Three Ways to Wear Galia Lahav

From the intricate couture craftsmanship of ONYX to the modern tailoring of WILLOW and WYNTER and the bold simplicity of MEADOW, the three looks captured very different sides of the Galia Lahav woman in a single evening.

Black, white and red. Couture, tailoring and satin. Three individual approaches to dressing for the red carpet—and three Galia Lahav moments at the Pride of Britain Awards.

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