Lily Allen loses her dramatic pink hairpiece as she and BAFTA nominee mother Alison attend official after party

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She had walked the red carpet earlier in the evening wearing a dramatic pink hairpiece.
But Lily Allen opted to lose the headgear and went for a slightly more subdued look as she attended the official EE BAFTA Awards after party at The Grosvenor House Hotel.
Lily was joined by her mother Alison, who put any disappointment she may have been feeling at losing out on a producing award for the film Saving Mr Banks behind her to mark the occasion at the star-studded bash.

Keeping the night going: Lily Allen attended the EE British Academy Film Awards Dinner and After Party at Grosvenor House on Sunday night - minus her dramatic pink hairpiece

Celebrating nonetheless: Despite her mother Alison missing out on an award, the pair were still determined to mark the occasion

The 28-year-old singer also voiced her disappointment that her mother didn't take home the prize, writing on her Twitter page: 'Night night.I loved wearing # my @FollowWestwood dress and my @DavidMorrisLDN jewels for the #Bafta2014 Amazing night. Next time mumma x x x'

Lily chose a dramatic coral and pink Vivienne Westwood gown with a tight bodice and a huge bow at the back for the awards and subsequent after party.
The singer has recently showed off her newly svelte figure in a series of winning looks, soon after a huge spat with TV bigmouth Katie Hopkins who criticised the star calling her 'overweight' and 'hideous'.  

Lily Allen supports mum Alison at the BAFTA Awards

Toning things down: But Lily had removed the pink hairpiece she had sported on the red carpet earlier in the evening for the after party

Dressed to impress: Lily's colourful Vivienne Westwood gown flattered her slim figure

We see you: Lily sat at a table with Saving Mr. Banks star Ruth Wilson

Fun times: Maggie Gyllenhaal had a smile on her face as she chatted with fellow guests, as did Edith Bowman

Popping out: Bradley Cooper shows a little chest hair as he chats to Eddie Redmayne

Lily and her mother were joined by BAFTA winners including Cate Blanchett, Steve Coogan, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Barkhad Abdi as they marked the awards at the dinner party.
Clearly still reeling from her success after taking home the Best Actress award for Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, Cate, wearing Alexander McQueen, appeared in a jovial mood - even posing up for a picture with the photographers on the red carpet.
Philomena actor Steve Coogan also relished his triumph as he posed with his award for Adapted Screenplay at the bash