Bulgari, originating from Italy, has been appointed as the exclusive jewelry and watch partner of the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) for the third consecutive year from 2022 to 2024, including one of the “British Oscars” BAFTA holds the BAFTA Arts Charity Fundraising Dinner every two years, the BAFTA Nominees Party and the EE BAFTA Film Awards.
Bvlgari has a deep connection with film art, and its iconic jewelry works have appeared on the big screen many times, from Elizabeth Taylor in the 1963 classic film “The VIPs” to 2022’s “Don’t Worry, Darling” The jewelry worn by Chen Jing and Florence Pugh in “”, Bulgari has appeared in more than 40 movies. These iconic jewelry are not only popular on the screen, but also loved by legendary actresses Audrey Hepburn and Ingrid Bergman off the screen. Today, Bulgari often Accompanied by the elegant figures of global brand spokespersons Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Liu Yifei… and other screen goddesses.
Following the BAFTA dinner in 2022, Bulgari will once again become the official partner of the dinner this year. This charity fundraising event aims to raise funds for BAFTA’s year-round work to cultivate the next generation of creative talents. The annual British Academy Film Awards nominees party is held exclusively for the finalists. The EE BAFTA British Academy Film Awards are one of the most anticipated and unique nights on Global Film Day, aiming to honor the outstanding storytellers of our times. They were held recently at the Royal Concert Hall at the South Bank Centre.
To commemorate this special moment and celebrate Bulgari’s close connection with film production, Bulgari also held a precious Heritage collection series exhibition at its Bond Street store in the UK during this period, displaying unique heirloom treasures and watches. The exquisite selection of exquisite works includes treasures once owned or worn by many legendary Italian actresses, as well as the collection of a generation of superstar Elizabeth Taylor. One of the platinum and diamond necklaces from 1930 has been worn by many celebrities such as Jessica Chastain, Milla Jovovich and Jennifer Aniston; Another platinum and diamond bracelet from 1955 was worn by Elizabeth Taylor and Chen Jing.
