Billie Piper’s changing face as she shocks BAFTA viewers with a edgy new look

Billie Piper joins her showbiz pals at the BAFTAs and party all night as we take a look at her changing face since she became a teen pop star in 1998

Billie Piper made a splash at BAFTA with a edgy new look.

The 39-year-old Doctor Who star opted for an all-black outfit consisting of a cropped sleeveless top, which she teamed with a layered mini skirt with a belt and knee-high black boots.

She combined the style with bold black eye makeup and short blonde hair that was styled impromptu with bouncy waves.

I Hate actress Suzie was surrounded by the best in the movie business as she attended the awards ceremony at The Royal Albert Hall before heading to a star-studded after-party.

But as she posed against a floral backdrop and partyed all night with friends – let’s take a look back at some of her changing faces after rising to fame as a child star.

Billie was just 15 years old when she entered the world of pop after appearing in the Spice Girls tribute band on a children’s magazine show Scratchy & Co .

At the time, she was already working with pop icon Madonna at the age of 14, after landing a supporting role in the 1996 Hollywood blockbuster. Evita .

Fresh-faced and carefree Billie opted to have her hair pulled back in a classic ’90s look and rock a crop top with a washcloth.

The hitmaker has a sporty ‘production’ pop vibe but she soon made her own mark in the acting world.

In response to the Britney-esq look, Billie opted for a dark red leather two-piece for Smash Hits Poll Winner’s Party 2000.

At just 19 years old, she was married to Chris Evans, who was 15 years her senior. The relationship lasted until 2004, when the couple broke up.

That same year, Piper appeared in a comedy film Calcium Kid and Things to do before you’re thirty along with Orlando Bloom, Jimi Mistry and other up-and-coming stars.

In 2003, Piper had her first television role as Alison Crosby in “The Miller’s Tale”, an episode of the miniseries “Canterbury Tales”.

Several film roles followed the following year, and in 2005, Piper landed the iconic role of Rose in the “Doctor Who” revival.

After giving birth to their first son Winston with actor husband Laurence Fox in October 2008, Billie returned to episodes of the ITV series Secret Diary of a Call Girl.

Her theatrical career – perhaps less well known is also highly regarded – including the prestigious Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress for her role as “She” in the film “Yerma” of The Young Vic in 2016.

Other notable roles over the years include Lily Frankenstein in “Penny Dreadful,” and Karen Mars in the “Collateral” series, led by Carey Mulligan, for which she was also nominated for a BAFTA Award.

But one of her boldest red carpet moments was to pay tribute to a British fashion icon, Dame Vivienne Westwood in a designer gown that featured a bold plunging neckline and high slit. to the exaggerated, billowing thighs and sleeves.

Her most recent award saw her succeed her as Best Actress at the BAFTA TV Awards for her lead role in I Hate Suzie, while also writing and starring in the show. her own Rare Beasts film.