Style Alice: Julianne Moore looks chic in a textured black coat and sunglasses as she arrives in London ahead of the BAFTAs

By Hanna Flint for MailOnline

Published: 06:08 EST, 5 February 2015 | Updated: 09:54 EST, 5 February 2015

She's already won the Golden Globe and SAG Best Actress award for her role in Still Alice, but Julianne Moore could be cleaning up the most stylish gongs too.

The radiant actress looked every bit the chic traveller as she arrived at London's Heathrow ahead of the BAFTAs on Sunday night.

Wearing a textured winter coat and vintage-looking sunglasses, Julianne could have easily been in the pages of a street style editorial.

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Style Alice: Julianne Moore looked every bit the chic traveller as she arrived at London's Heathrow ahead of the BAFTAs on Sunday night

Style Alice: Julianne Moore looked every bit the chic traveller as she arrived at London's Heathrow ahead of the BAFTAs on Sunday night

Moore's ensemble stuck to a black and white colour theme, featuring fleece-lined wedge boots and skinny jeans with a T-shirt tucked in.

Julianne wore her red locks up into a bun and added a touch of colour with a pale pink lipstick.

On Sunday night, Julianne will be facing stiff competition in the Best Actress category at the annual British Academy of Film And Television Awards ceremony. 

Chic: Moore's ensemble stuck to a black and white colour theme, featuring fleece-lined wedge boots and skinny jeans with a T-shirt tucked in

Chic: Moore's ensemble stuck to a black and white colour theme, featuring fleece-lined wedge boots and skinny jeans with a T-shirt tucked in

Big weekend: On Sunday night, Julianne will be facing stiff competition in the Best Actress category at the annual British Academy of Film And Television Awards ceremony
Big weekend: On Sunday night, Julianne will be facing stiff competition in the Best Actress category at the annual British Academy of Film And Television Awards ceremony

Big weekend: On Sunday night, Julianne will be facing stiff competition in the Best Actress category at the annual British Academy of Film And Television Awards ceremony

Felicity Jones (The Theory Of Everything), Reese Witherspoon (Wild) Amy Adams (Big Eyes) and Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl) are also being considered for the top prize this year. 

Julianne has also earned her fifth Oscar nomination, though it was for her critically-acclaimed turn in Far From Heaven that the actress wished she had won the golden statue for.

'Far from Heaven is something that’s very special to me, because it was written for me,' Moore told Vulture. 

Five times a charm: Julianne has also earned her fifth Oscar nomination for Still Alice

Five times a charm: Julianne has also earned her fifth Oscar nomination for Still Alice

'And I was pregnant with my daughter at the time, so I had a lot of good things happening all at once.' 

Her previous Oscar nominations have been for Boogie Nights, The End Of The Affair and The Hours.

In Still Alice, Julianne plays a university professor coming to terms with the fact she has developed early onset Alzheimer’s Disease.

Still Alice is out in the UK on March 6 

Winner: Julianne has already accepted the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role at the 21st annual Screen Actors Guild Awards

Winner: Julianne has already accepted the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role at the 21st annual Screen Actors Guild Awards

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