A braless Tyla, Amber Davies, Lottie Moss, and Rachel Zegler look all partied out as they lead the starry departures from the 2025 Glamour Women Of The Year Awards

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Stars arrived at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards in London on Thursday, posing for photos on the red carpet.

A celebration of women brought a host of stars together at 180 The Strand for a special evening.

Following a lively evening celebrating women from different generations and countries, guests headed home in taxis from the glamorous event space in central London, and even the stars seemed tired after all the fun.

Oh my gosh, Tyla was one of the very first to leave, and honestly, she just completely owned it! I mean, she looked incredible – that outfit was seriously stunning, and she just kept posing for pictures outside, totally working it. I couldn’t take my eyes off her, she’s just… everything!

Amber Davies, 29, looked like she had a great night as she made her way to her taxi. 

Lottie Moss, 27, looked stunning as she confidently posed for photos.

Rachel Zegler, 24, looked happier than ever as she left the heartwarming awards ceremony.

Since 1999, Glamour magazine has been recognizing remarkable and inspiring women across different industries.

Past winners have included Pamela Anderson, Kim Cattrall, Naomi Campbell and Victoria Beckham.

This year, the UK edition is highlighting nine transgender activists in its annual Women of the Year feature.

The people being honored include up-and-coming models, actors, and musicians. The most well-known among them is Munroe Bergdorf, an activist known for controversial statements, including past comments labeling all white people as racist and describing the Suffragettes as white supremacists.

Last year’s event saw wins for actress Simone Ashley, known for Bridgerton, Chloë Bailey of The Little Mermaid, and iconic actress Pamela Anderson.

With trans rights under growing pressure in the UK, the magazine wants to highlight the people who are leading the way and making a real difference in the trans community.

Caroline Hooley, who leads commercial partnerships at Glamour magazine, announced they are thrilled to be working with Simple, Tinder, and Parfums de Marly to host this year’s Women of the Year event.

Every brand offers a special contribution to the event, whether it’s through celebrating female empowerment, boosting confidence and self-expression, or simply making lasting memories and connections.

‘Their support helps us honour incredible women in a way that feels both empowering and inspiring.’

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2025-10-31 11:48