A host of renowned personalities convened on Thursday evening for the annual Glamour Women of the Year Awards held at 180 The Strand, London. The event, dedicated to celebrating the power of sisterhood and the achievements of women across generations and continents, drew an impressive lineup of female celebrities and honorees.
Following an evening of festivities and recognition, several attendees were seen departing the venue, appearing visibly relaxed after the celebration.
Tyla, aged 23, was among the first to exit, drawing attention with her striking ensemble as she posed for photographs. Amber Davies, 29, appeared in high spirits while heading to her vehicle, while Lottie Moss, 27, maintained her signature glamour as she interacted with photographers. Rachel Zegler, who also emerged as one of the night’s award recipients, looked radiant and cheerful as she departed the ceremony.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 34, showcased a bold look in a cut-out dress as she made her exit, while Frankie Bridge, 36, and Ashley Roberts, 44, maintained their elegance after the night’s festivities. Leomie Anderson, 32, made a runway-worthy exit, while Alex Scott, 41, and Shaznay Lewis, 50, also impressed with their enduring poise and sophistication.
Rachel Zegler led the evening’s honorees, receiving recognition at the age of 24 for her critically acclaimed performance in the West End production of Evita. The award was presented to her by Glamour’s Global Editorial Director, Sam Barry.
The celebrated musical group, Sugababes, were also honored and expressed heartfelt gratitude upon receiving their award from Ashley Roberts. Member Siobhan Donaghy remarked on the privilege of being named Women of the Year, emphasizing the importance of quiet strength and imperfect unity. Keisha Buchanan reflected on the significance of diversity, resilience, and sisterhood in their journey, underscoring that “when one of us shines, we all shine.”
Additional award recipients included singer Tyla, presented her accolade by 2023 winner Leigh-Anne Pinnock; actress Adwoa Aboah; and Lioness goalkeeper Hannah Hampton.
In a landmark acknowledgment, Glamour also recognized nine transgender activists—Munroe Bergdorf, Maxine Heron, Taira, Munya, Bel Priestly, Dani St James, Ceval Omar, Mya Mehmi, and Shon Faye—as Women of the Year, celebrating their advocacy and impact.
Since its inception in 2001, Glamour Women of the Year has continued to highlight women who challenge societal norms, inspire progress, and redefine leadership. The 2025 edition honored trailblazers who have used their voices and platforms to drive meaningful change and uphold the ideals of empowerment, inclusivity, and resilience.#newsafro_
