BRITs 2020: Stars make VERY raucous after-party departures 

It is easily one of the most raucous nights in the UK showbiz calendar. 

And the BRIT Awards did not disappoint on Tuesday evening, as the stars put on a wild display while departing the various after-parties – including the big record label bashes – Warner, Sony and Universal, held at The Chiltern Firehouse, The Standard Hotel and The Box respectively, as well as a party at the O2 Intercontinental Hotel. 

Leading the way was Abbey Clancy, who has become well-known for her raucous BRITs behaviour, as she larked around in her cab home, while she was joined by a very animated Michelle Keegan, followed on by a host of stars of the evening including Harry Styles, Lizzo, Irina Shayk and Jack Whitehall. 

Rock on! Leading the way was Abbey Clancy, who has become well-known for her raucous BRITs behaviour, as she larked around, while she was joined by a very animated Michelle Keegan

Woohoo! And the BRIT Awards did not disappoint on Tuesday night, as the stars put on a wild display while departing the various after-parties – including the big record labels bashes, Warner, Sony and Universal

Abbey looked sensational in a strapless gown as she left the bash, yet seemed to have overindulged as she was bleary-eyed and struggling to keep her hair in place. 

Looking every inch the silver sensation, Michelle staggered to her cab while beaming and flashing peace signs at cameras in an animated and super-playful display.  

Clearly revelling in his successful evening, Lewis Capaldi took his celebrations from the stage – where he was swigging Buckfast Tonic Wine, a caffeinated fortified wine originally made by monks – to the parties, during which he put on a particularly bleary-eyed display. 

Injecting some model glamour into the night was Irina Shayk, Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner, with the latter cosying up to her pal Riccardo Tisci while leaving the party. 

Cheers! Michelle was fondly greeting paps as she was leaving the party

Got the giggles! Something seemed to have tickled the star, as she clutched on to her chest to avoid a wardrobe malfunction

Cheers! Michelle was fondly greeting paps as she was leaving the party in a super animated display

Time for bed girls? Michelle and Abbey grappled with their gowns while stepping out of the party

Legs eleven! Abbey showcased her model legs as she left the party

Time for bed girls? Michelle and Abbey grappled with their gowns while stepping out of the party

It was a case of exes for Kendall Jenner, Harry Styles, Stormzy and Maya Jama. 

Stormzy, 26, who had picked up the award for Best Male Solo Artist in front of the star-studded audience earlier in the night, attended The Chiltern Firehouse with a legion of stars – including his ex-girlfriend Maya. 

Harry and Kendall meanwhile, were spotted inside The Box having a chat before making brightly coloured departures. 

Ex-Factor! Harry Styles was leaving The Box ahead of his ex Kendall Jenner, with whom he was putting on a sweet display in the party

Wow! Kendall was donning a green ensemble as she left the party in low-key style

Ex-Factor! Harry Styles was leaving The Box ahead of his ex Kendall Jenner, with whom he was putting on a sweet display in the party

The ex factor: Maya Jama and her ex-boyfriend Stormzy attended Warner Music's BRIT Awards afterparty, held at London's Chiltern Firehouse on

All smiles: Rapper Stormzy was all smiles as he arrived at the exclusive soirée

The ex factor: Stormzy, 26, who had picked up the award for Best Male Solo Artist in front of the star-studded audience earlier in the night, attended The Chiltern Firehouse with a legion of stars – including his ex-girlfriend Maya

Ellie Goulding risked a wardrobe malfunction in her perilously placed gown, made up of patchwork appliques, under which she only wore lingerie and went braless, in an eye-popping display.  

Lewis, Stormzy and Billie Eilish led the winners in a largely male dominated BRIT Awards shortlist. Lewis, 23, claimed two awards from four nominations, triumphing in the categories for New Artist and Song of the Year. 

The latter nomination was awarded for hit single Someone You Loved, a track Capaldi insisted was written for his late grandmother – not former girlfriend and current Love Island star Paige Turley.  

Oops! Ellie Goulding joined Abbey in falling victim to the elements as they left the evening's festivities

Hair-raising! The blonde beauty's hair was left in a state of disrepair

Oops! Ellie Goulding joined Abbey in falling victim to the elements as they left the evening’s festivities

Uh oh! Ellie risked a wardrobe malfunction in her perilously placed gown, made up of patchwork appliques, under which she only wore lingerie and went braless, in an eye-popping display

Uh oh! Ellie risked a wardrobe malfunction in her perilously placed gown, made up of patchwork appliques, under which she only wore lingerie and went braless, in an eye-popping display

Wahey! Clearly revelling in his successful evening, Lewis Capaldi took his celebrations from the stage, where he was swigging Buckfast Tonic Wine, a caffeinated fortified wine originally made by monks

Woohoo! At the parties he put on a particularly bleary-eyed display

Wahey! Clearly revelling in his successful evening, Lewis Capaldi took his celebrations from the stage – where he was swigging Buckfast Tonic Wine, a caffeinated fortified wine originally made by monks – to the parties, during which he put on a particularly bleary-eyed display

Accepting his award, the grime star was quick to reference the gender disparity at this year’s ceremony by thanking the team of ‘brilliant women’ who form his management team.      

Rising superstar Billie Eilish, 18, received a nod in the International Female Solo Artist category alongside the likes of Lizzo and Ariana Grande.  And after performing new James Bond soundtrack No Time To Die live for the first time, she claimed her first BRIT Award from former Spice Girl Mel C.  

Despite Billie’s success, only four nominations out of a possible 25 in the categories which are not gender-specific featured women. 

Here come the boys! Hot on the heels of their reunion news, the JLS boys left the party in bleary-eyed style

Here come the boys! Hot on the heels of their reunion news, the JLS boys left the party in bleary-eyed style

March of the models! Bella Hadid left the swanky Standard

March of the models! Bella Hadid left the swanky Standard

March of the models! Bella Hadid left the swanky Standard alongside a host of stars

There were no female performers included in the shortlists for best group or album awards, although English singer Mabel, 23, was nominated for three awards and ultimately claimed one of the biggest of the night – Best British Female Artist. 

Elsewhere Dave’s excellent Psychodrama beat stiff competition to win Best Album ahead of Stormzy’s new release Heavy Is The Head, Michael Kiwanuka’s self-titled LP Harry Styles’ Fine Line and Lewis Capaldi’s Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent.     

Oxford based band Foals won Best Group after a return to the spotlight with their conceptual, two-part Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost. The group beat Bastille, Bring Me The Horizon, Coldplay and D-Block Europe to the honour on Tuesday night. 

Warner-ing! Lizzo looked sensational as she stepped out on The Chiltern Firehouse

Strutting her stuff: She was donning a typically scanty ensemble

Warner-ing! Lizzo looked sensational as she stepped out on The Chiltern Firehouse 

Low-key departure: Naomi Campbell left The Box in a swanky car with a male companion

Low-key departure: Naomi Campbell left The Box in a swanky car with a male companion 

Taking it global, innovative rapper Tyler, The Creator beat Bruce Springsteen, Burna Boy, Dermot Kennedy and Post Malone in the category for International Male Solo Artist.   

The lack of nominations in for female artists comes despite a major overhaul of the Brits’ voting academy in 2017 to make it more gender balanced and diverse, with hundreds of new members invited to join the pool. 

The awards are voted for by around 1,500 people from across the UK music industry including journalists, record label employees and musicians.

The rising star winner was announced as Celeste late last year, while the producer of the year will be announced at a later date. The international group and video categories were axed by organisers this year.

Lady in red: Ex On The Beach star Georgia Harrison and Strictly's Saffron Barker went for near-identical looks as they made unlikely appearances at the music-centric event

Lady in red: Ex On The Beach star Georgia Harrison and Strictly's Saffron Barker went for near-identical looks as they made unlikely appearances at the music-centric event

Lady in red: Ex On The Beach star Georgia Harrison and Strictly’s Saffron Barker went for near-identical looks as they made unlikely appearances at the music-centric event

Stepping out... Anne-Marie and Charli XCX made leggy departures and arrivals from the party

Wow! Charli was radiant in a black and nude gown as she stepped out

Stepping out… Anne-Marie and Charli XCX made leggy departures and arrivals from the party

Mama's big night out! In 2017, Abbey famously enjoyed a raucous night on the town at the BRITs

Mama's big night out! In 2017, Abbey famously enjoyed a raucous night on the town at the BRITs

Mama’s big night out! In 2017, Abbey famously enjoyed a raucous night on the town at the BRITs

BRIT Awards 2020: ALL THE WINNERS

British Male Solo Artist

Stormzy (WINNER) 

Harry Styles

Lewis Capaldi

Dave

Michael Kiwanuka 

 

British Female Solo Artist

Mabel (WINNER)

Freya Ridings

FKA Twigs

Charli XCX

Mahalia

 

Song Of The Year

Lewis Capaldi – Someone You Loved (WINNER)

Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber – I Don’t Care

Mabel – Don’t Call Me Up

Calvin Harris and Rag’n’Bone Man – Giant 

Dave featuring Burna Boy – Location

Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus – Nothing Breaks Like A Heart

AJ Tracey – Ladbroke Grove 

Tom Walker – Just You And I

Sam Smith and Normani – Dancing With A Stranger

Stormzy – Vossi Bop 

Group

Foals (WINNER)

Coldplay 

Bring Me The Horizon

D Block Europe

Bastille 

 

British Album Of The Year

Dave – Psychodrama (WINNER) 

Stormzy – Heavy Is The Head

Michael Kiwanuka – Kiwanuka

Lewis Capaldi – Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent 

Harry Styles – Fine Line

 

International Male Solo Artist

Tyler, The Creator (WINNER)

Bruce Springsteen

Burna Boy 

Dermot Kennedy

Post Malone

 

International Female Solo Artist

Billie Eilish (WINNER)

Ariana Grande 

Camila Cabello

Lana Del Rey

Lizzo

 

New Artist

Lewis Capaldi (WINNER)

Aitch 

Dave

Mabel

Sam Fender

 

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