Coronation Street may have missed out on the Best Soap gong, but they were certainly winners when it came to red carpet outfits at the British Soap Awards.
The cast travelled from the cobbles of Weatherfield to London for the annual awards bash, and they didn't half scrub up well.
Kym Marsh led the way in a red figure-hugging strapless dress, which draped effortlessly behind the pretty brunette.
Tisha Merry also plumped for a striking floor-length rouge gown, which she coupled with a pair of silver droplet earrings and bright red lipstick.
Faye Brookes, who was nominated as Best Newcomer but lost out to Bonnie Langford, looked gorgeous in a detailed two-piece.
Her multi-coloured pattered sheer top complimented her pleated white skirt and her stylish 'up do and blue clutch bag completed the look.
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Former Corrie star Lucy-Jo Hudson hit the red carpet with her hubby Alan Halsall and the pair looked subtly co-ordinated.
Lucy-Jo wore a Grecian-white gown with her hair falling elegantly to one side as her handsome man opted for a dapper black dinner suit, white shirt and bow tie.
Other Corrie actors on the red carpet included Paula Lane and Jennie McAlpine, who both went for dark blue dresses, with Sair Khan and Sally Dynevor lovely in black.
Bhavna Limbachia looked like she had taken inspiration from her glamorous Corrie character Rana as she stunned in a plunging deep blue velvet.
The former Citizen Khan star first appeared on the Cobbles in February and Rana has become a popular character with viewers.
Elsewhere, black was a popular choice, with Emmerdale actress Gemma Atkinson choosing a Rena Honor Gold-designed dress.
The Bury-born 31-year-old was glowing and wearing a broad smile as she showed off her toned figure.
Her Emmerdale co-star Eden Taylor-Draper, who plays Belle Dingle on the ITV soap, which won best Soap for the first time in the awards' history, plumped for a cleavage-baring black number.
While Hollyoaks star Sarah George went backless with her gown.
Despite missing out on the top gong, Corrie did have a successful night in London, scooping four awards, including Villain of the Year for Connor McIntyre (Pat Phelan).
Full list of winners of the 18th British Soap Awards
Best British soap: Emmerdale
Other nominees:
Coronation Street
Doctors
EastEnders
Hollyoaks
Best actor: Emmerdale's Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Jack P Shepherd (David Platt)
Hollyoaks: Charlie Clapham (Freddie Roscoe)
EastEnders: Danny Dyer (Mick Carter)
Hollyoaks: Kieron Richardson (Ste Hay)
Best actress: EastEnders' Lacey Turner (Stacey Branning)
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Alison King (Carla Connor)
EastEnders: Rakhee Thakrar (Shabnam Masood)
Emmerdale: Lucy Pargeter (Chas Dingle)
Hollyoaks: Jennifer Metcalfe (Mercedes McQueen)
Villain of the year: Coronation Street's Connor McIntyre (Pat Phelan)
Other nominees:
Doctors: Adam Astill (Anthony Harker)
EastEnders: Ellen Thomas (Claudette Hubbard)
Emmerdale: Ryan Hawley (Robert Sugden)
Hollyoaks: Sophie Austin (Lindsey Roscoe)
Best comedy performance: Coronation Street's Patti Clare (Mary Taylor)
Other nominees:
Doctors: Sarah Moyle (Valerie Pitman)
EastEnders: Tameka Empson (Kim Fox-Hubbard)
Emmerdale: Matthew Wolfenden (David Metcalfe)
Hollyoaks: Ross Adams (Scott Drinkwell)
Best newcomer: EastEnders' Bonnie Langford (Carmel Kazemi)
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Shayne Ward (Aidan Connor)
Doctors: Bharti Patel (Ruhma Hanif)
Emmerdale: Isobel Steele (Liv Flaherty)
Hollyoaks: Duayne Boachie (Zack Loveday)
Best storyline: EastEnders, Stacey's postpartum psychosis
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Callum's reign of terror and Sarah's baby
Doctors: Treehouse
Emmerdale: Aaron's abuse
Hollyoaks: The McQueens' cycle of abuse
Best single episode: Doctors, The Heart of England
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Live episode
EastEnders: Shabnam's stillbirth
Emmerdale: Aftermath of village hall explosion
Hollyoaks: Patrick Blake's right to die decision
Best male dramatic performance: Emmerdale's Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Jack P Shepherd (David Platt)
Doctors: Adrian Lewis Morgan (Dr Jimmi Clay)
EastEnders: Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell)
Hollyoaks: Jeremy Sheffield (Patrick Blake)
Best female dramatic performance: EastEnders' Lacey Turner (Stacey Branning)
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Tina O'Brien (Sarah Platt)
Doctors: Sarah Moyle (Valerie Pitman)
Emmerdale: Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)
Hollyoaks: Zoe Lucker (Reenie McQueen)
Best on-screen partnership: Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor and Joe Duttine (Sally Webster and Tim Metcalfe)
Other nominees:
Doctors: Dido Miles and Ian Kelsey (Dr Emma Reid and Dr Howard Bellamy)
EastEnders: Danny Dyer and Kellie Bright (Mick and Linda Carter)
Emmerdale: Danny Miller and Ryan Hawley (Aaron Livesy and Robert Sugden)
Hollyoaks: Ashley Taylor Dawson and Jessica Fox (Darren and Nancy Osborne)
Best young performance: Hollyoaks' Ruby O'Donnell (Peri Lomax)
Other nominees:
Coronation Street: Elle Mulvaney (Amy Barlow)
EastEnders: Grace (Janet Mitchell)
Emmerdale: Amelia Flanagan (April Windsor)
Scene of the year: Val's death, Emmerdale
Callum's death, Coronation Street
Valerie leaves Barry at the altar, Doctors
Mick and Linda finally get married, EastEnders
Nico kills Patrick, Hollyoaks
The Tony Warren Award: James Bain, Coronation Street/Emmerdale casting director
Outstanding achievement award: Steve McFadden, EastEnders
