Zara McDermott and Perrie Edwards wow on the red carpet as the stars arrive for the Glamour Women of the Year Awards
STUNNING Zara McDermott, Perrie Edwards and Myleene Klass led the star arrivals at Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards tonight.
TV beauty Zara caught the eye in a figure-hugging Barbie pink dress with a sparkling bodice, while Little Mix‘s Perrie Edwards flashed some thigh in a daring leather frock that would have made warrior queen Boudica proud.
Myleene Klass sparkling frock as she showed off her big bouncy curls on the red carpet at Raffles, The Owo, London.
A pro at working the camera, Myleene gripped her voluminous ‘do and showed off her pearly whites.
Laura Whitmore oozed golden era Hollywood glam in a luxurious black dress, netted gloves and bright red lipstick.
Her appearance comes hours after she spoke out on the BBC’s investigation into Strictly’s Giovanni Pernice.
On Monday, the BBC released its findings, upholding six of the 17 allegations of bullying made by Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington from her time as his 2023 partner.
Giovanni was cleared on the other 11, but the BBC still apologised to Amanda for her experience.
Whitmore wrote: “I hope this helps people realise they should not be subjected to abusive behaviour in the workplace.
“Things can be twisted online and there’s so much more to this but in black and white there were complaints upheld and an apology made.
“And the perpetrator no longer works for the channel.”
Comedian Katherine Ryan had a large train on her metallic frock as she posed with a hand on her hip.
Pop star Paloma Faith cut a classy figure in a sheer dress with fluffy black detailing, while Louise Thompson wore a pale pink dress with a ruffled skirt.
Her former Made In Chelsea Jamie Laing was on hand to support his stunning wife Sophie Habboo, who looked great in a black backless dress.
Pregnant Mollie King was fully covered up as she cradled her bump in a demure black dress, while Michelle Keegan rocked a black blazer and see-through trousers.
Jameela Jamil stunned in an artsy mini dress and teetering heels, while Baywatch legend Pamela Anderson opted for minimal makeup to accompany her sophisticated black dress.
Ahead of the prestigious event, Deborah Joseph, Glamour’s European Editorial Director, said: “2024 has already been both a momentous and difficult year for women around the globe, with so many incredible activists speaking truth to power, as well as deeply concerning areas of regression in women’s rights.
“While we still have so much to fight for, it’s even more important to champion the gamechangers, advocates, and feminist icons who are making the world a better place for women. I can’t wait to toast them all at our annual Glamour Women of the Year awards.”
Last year’s bash saw big names like Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Halle Bailey and Hannah Waddingham scoop awards.
As well as jaw-dropping fashion on display there were also inspiring words with a social conscience.
On receiving her Entertainer of the Year gong, Waddingham said: “We have to choose to hold each other up.”
While US star Ariana DeBose declared: “Seeing us unite for humanity, in the face of adversity, racism, homophobia, transphobia, capitalism, etc etc… Now THAT. That would be gamechanging.”