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24 Best Beauty Looks From The Glamour Women Of The Year Awards 2025 Red Carpet

There’s nothing we love more than celebrities bringing their sartorial A-game to the red carpet. And at this year’s Glamour Women of the Year Awards 2025 our favourite muses delivered.

On Thursday, 30th October at 180 The Strand, the Glamour Women of the Year Awards 2025 shone a light on the importance of celebrating sisterhood and solidarity during a particularly fraught year for women’s rights.

In attendance were Hollywood stars, musicians, activists and communities to celebrate the trail-blazing women who have shaped the culture this year with their passion, creativity, and bravery. It was a not-to-be-missed occasion to spotlight the reformers, the activists, the athletes and the entertainers who step up and use their platforms and performances to make a difference.

Every year, the Glamour Women of the Year Awards are also an opportunity to see our guests flexing their creativity through their beauty and hair looks.

Early arrivals included Rachel Zegler, who paired wet look hair with a cool-toned brown smoky eye and a 90s mauve lip, while Simple Ambassador Ayame Ponder worked glowing skin with a flush of rose blush. Other standout looks included Tyla’s sleek flicked-out bob featuring micro braids at the crown; Sharon Gaffka’s chocolate cherry lips and Yomi Adegoke’s flash of shimmery blue eyeshadow.

Read on for all of the must-see celebrity beauty moments from the Glamour Women of the Year Awards 2025…

For more from Fiona Embleton, GLAMOUR’s Associate Beauty Director, follow her on Instagram @fiembleton.

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