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Glamour UK’s Women of the Year Awards: What Happened?

Many guests were escorted to the event by Cupra, the official Automotive Partner of Glamour’s Women of the Year awards, including some of the iconic women featured on our ‘Protect The Dolls’ cover, such as Dani St James, Munroe Bergdorf, and Bel Priestley.

Dani St James

Dani St James

Sofi Adams

Bel Priestley

Bel Priestley

Sofi Adams

A huge thank you to Nobu Portman Square, our Official Hotel Partner, who kindly hosted many guests attending Glamour’s Women of the Year awards.

Halfway through the awards – or caught up in the middle, if you will – the Sugababes took to the stage to perform a medley of some of their greatest hits – Overload, Push The Button, and Too Lost In You. This Glamour staffer has not recovered.

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sofi Adams

Guests also had the opportunity to try out new fragrances, courtesy of Parfums de Marly, as well as sample a range of beverages, including Whispering Angel, Laurent Perrier, French Bloom, Altos Tequila, Absolut Vodka, and Malfy Gin.

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Jason Lloyd Evans/@jasonlloydevans

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

After the awards, the real party got underway, with special thanks to Foundation FM and Pxssy Palace for dialling up the energy into the early hours.

Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards What Happened

Sam Lort

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