The Brit Awards red carpet is well underway, with some amazing musical talent making an appearance for the UK's biggest night in music.

Sabrina Carpenter and Teddy Swims have so far stolen the show with their outfits.

Teddy, whose track Lose Control was nominated for international song of the year stayed true to his name by turning up to the red carpet covered in teddy bears and toys.

It's chilly at the O2 Arena this evening so this is a pretty smart choice from the US singer.

Sabrina Carpenter walked the red carpet as a winner already - she was the recipient of the Brits Global Success award and the first international artist to receive the accolade.

The Please Please Please singer is up for two more awards this evening - for international song and international artist of the year.

Carpenter is opening tonight's show before embarking on a tour of the UK and Ireland over the next few weeks.

There was no Brat green for Charli XCX on the red carpet this evening.

The Essex-born singer could be about to steal the show at tonight's Brits - earlier this week, organisers announced she'd won songwriter of the year - but she's up for five more awards this evening.

She's now bagged her first ever Brit award, but the Guess hitmaker will be hoping she can take home a few more later this evening.

Here comes Jade Thirlwall in an incredible gown, that she described as a "denim wedding dress".

She told the BBC she was "very grateful" to have received two nominations for best pop act and song of the year.

Her song Angel of My Dreams is an honest assessment of her "toxic relationship with the music industry" and aims to show how "fame has come at a price" for Thirlwall.

The 32-year-old has navigated the music industry as a solo artist in the last year, after her group Little Mix went on hiatus in 2022.

Davina McCall made an appearance on the red carpet in a breathtaking all-black outfit - just weeks after revealing she had undergone surgery for a benign, but rare tumour.

The broadcaster has something to celebrate on Saturday night, as she's just announced a new BBC dating show.

Stella Quaresma, Renee Downer and Jorja Douglas make up the British girl group FLO, who were nominated for best R&B act.

The group tell the BBC they have been busy in recent weeks preparing for their tour, working with Beyoncé's dance captain Amari Marshall.

"We've been running and singing and holding the plank and singing," Downer says.

Just hearing that has made me break out into a sweat.

Rapper and YouTuber KSI opted for an all-black leather look.

His song Thick Of It, which features Trippie Redd, was nominated for song of the year - despite being something he was "clowned for".

He told the BBC about his very busy schedule, which he is currently "winging".

"I've got a fight at the end of the month, I'm making music, BGT [Britain's Got Talent], YouTube videos," he said.

Hopefully he's left room for partying at the Brits in his calendar.

The Last Dinner Party - made up of Aurora Nishevci, Emily Roberts, Abigail Morris, Georgia Davies and Lizzie Mayland - have made their way onto the red carpet.

Winners of last year's rising star award - they are nominated for four awards this evening, including album and group of the year.

CMAT's stage name is pretty simple when you think about it, it's simply an abbreviation of her name - Clara Mary-Alice Thompson.

The Irish singer-songwriter isn't up for any awards at this evening's event - but we have to say her outfit certainly deserves some recognition.

All-black outfits have certainly been a theme at this year's event - why didn't I get the memo?

Ife Ogunjobi, TJ Koleoso, Femi Koleoso, Joe Armon-Jones and James Mollison of Ezra Collective looked too cool for the red carpet - complementing their outfits with some shades to block out the photographer's flashes.

The jazz group are up for four awards tonight - including group and album of the year.

Did Ezra Collective and Bring Me The Horizon get a group discount on their outfits for tonight? If so that's smart decision making on their part.

The Sheffield band were last year's best alternative/rock act and could look to take home tonight's prize for best group.

Fresh from promoting her new single Crush with AJ Tracey, Jorja Smith was on the red carpet in leather-look black and blue dress.

Presenter and former footballer Alex Scott and singer Jess Glynne were couple goals on the Brits red carpet.

The pair recently made a couple of appearances at London Fashion Week and these looks certainly wouldn't have been out of place on the catwalk.

Its been a busy week for Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown - from attending the SAG Awards and promoting her new film The Electric State at its Los Angeles premiere.

But it's great to see she found the time to come back home to the UK to enjoy a night of musical performances.