A beaming Myleene Klass led the stylish departures from the Glamour Women Of The Year Awards on Tuesday night.
The TV personality and singer, 46, looked incredible in a busty blue and glitzy dress as she hopped into a cab to head home from the Raffles Hotel in London.
Also leaving the swanky venue were the likes of a fresh-faced Pamela Anderson, leggy Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards and Love Island's Georgia Harrison.
Myleene put on a dazzling display in the glittering floor-length gown, which boasted a plunging neckline.
She added inches to her height with gold platform sandals and accessorised with statement silver earrings, an array of chunky rings, and a dainty bracelet.
A beaming Myleene Klass led the stylish departures from the Glamour Women Of The Year Awards on Tuesday night
Also leaving the swanky venue were the likes of a fresh-faced Pamela Anderson (left) and Perrie Edwards (right)
Meanwhile Georgia Harrison looked stunning as she headed home in her sheer nude dress and had a black goodie bag over her shoulders
Meanwhile Pamela, 57, showed off her natural beauty as she headed home in a car after the night out.
She was presented with the Global Women Of The Year prize at the event.
The Baywatch icon stunned in a chic off-the-shoulder black velvet dress, and wore little makeup apart from a statement red lip.
Perrie meanwhile set pulses racing in a brown leather dress adorned with red beading as she headed out with a male pal.
The singer, 31, turned heads in the striking ensemble for the ceremony and flashed her legs as she headed home.
She showed off her physique in a form-fitting brown leather dress, which included ruching detailing around the corseted waist.
Perrie teamed the halterneck gown - which had a daring thigh-high split - with a red knotted beaded belt and a matching necklace - which had a diamante cross.
Meanwhile Georgia Harrison looked stunning as she headed home in her sheer nude dress and had a black goodie bag over her shoulders.
The TV personality and singer, 46, looked incredible in a busty blue glitzy dress as she hopped into a cab to head home from the Raffles Hotel in London
Myleene put on a dazzling display in the glittering floor-length gown, which boasted a plunging neckline
She added inches to her height with gold platform sandals and accessorised with statement silver earrings, an array of chunky rings, and a dainty bracelet
She wore her brunette tresses in tight curls and opted for glowing makeup
Meanwhile Pamela, 57, showed off her natural beauty as she headed home in a car after the night out
She was presented with the Global Women Of The Year prize at the event
The Baywatch icon stunned in a chic off-the-shoulder black velvet dress, and wore little makeup apart from a statement red lip
She has been sporting a much more natural look these days
Perrie meanwhile set pulses racing in a brown leather dress adorned with red beading as she headed out with a male pal
The singer, 31, turned heads in the striking ensemble for the ceremony and flashed her legs as she headed home
She was joined by a male pal leaving the event
Georgia looked great in her dress and long black coat as she headed home
Winners at the GLAMOUR Women of the Year Awards 2024:
The Impact Award: Pamela Anderson
Gamechanging Voice: Jameela Jamil
Gamechanging Actor: Simone Ashley
Samsung Rising Star: Say Now (Ysabelle Salvanera, Amelia Onuorah, Madeleine Haynes)
Activist: Cally Jane Beech
Theatre Actor: Francesca Amewudah-Rivers
Screen Trailblazer: Jodie Turner-Smith
Musician: Chlöe Bailey
Sporting Hero: Keely Hodgkinson
Feminist Hero: Katherine Ryan
AdvertisementMichelle Keegan, Frankie Bridge, Vick Hope, Alex Scott and Dannii Minogue were also seen leaving the star-studded event.
GLAMOUR's Women of the Year Awards has returned for another year to celebrate some of the biggest names in music, television, film, and sport.
The event, which is sponsored by Samsung and the new Galaxy Ring, honours the activists and record-breakers who are leading the charge for women's equality.
Past winners have included Kim Cattrall, Naomi Campbell and Victoria Beckham.
Award winning comedian Katherine Ryan has once again returned to host the ceremony in west London – for the fourth year in a row.
Deborah Joseph, European Editorial Director at GLAMOUR, said of the inspiring event: '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.'
Vick Hope looked glamorous as she stepped out after the event
She was the epitome of glamour at the event
She accessorised with a silver clutch bag and toted her goodie bag
Michelle Keegan rocked a stylish all-black look
She hopped into the back of a taxi to head home
And looked in great spirits after the night out
Alex Scott looked glamorous in a bright red shirt as she left the venue in the back of a cab
She was chatting on the phone as she headed home
Laura Whitmore and her husband Iain Stirling left arm in arm
She looked great in a strapless black dress
And carried an umbrella amid the rainy London weather
Iain dressed casually as he came to pick her up
Former Made In Chelsea stars Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo left holding hands
She showed off her slim figure in a skimpy black dress
She looked great in the halterneck dress and boosted her height with silver heels
Pamela revealed she's on a 'glorious and imperfect new path' as she was awarded the coveted Glamour Impact Award at the event. .
She took to the stage to accept the honour during a glitzy ceremony at Raffles in London, and told guests how she's found a 'fresh slate' over the past few years after rediscovering her passion for acting.
After showing her fresh-faced complexion on the red carpet, Pamela passionately shared that she landing her recent role in The Last Showgirl finally helped her 'shake off the cobwebs' of her dreams to be an actress.
In the film she stars as a seasoned performer who is forced to reevaluate her life, when her Las Vegas show abruptly closes after 30 years.
She said: 'I pray people are provoked by the film, and resonate with it but also the character of Shelley, she's doing the best she can even though it's never quite enough, which is how so many of us feel.
'This role helped me shake off the cobwebs of a dream I'd almost forgotten, to be an actress.
'It was wonderful to be a part of a film where all the women cheered each other on, we formed a sisterhood, that for most of my career, I found women were so competitive and cruel with each other.
'Standing here, I can tell you it's much better when we love and support each other, thank you to all our cast and crew.'
Pamela went onto pay tribute to her two sons Brandon, 28, and Dylan, 26, calling them 'miraculously strong and resilient hard workers' who 'take nothing for granted.'
She continued: 'By getting the chance to play this role [in The Last Showgirl], the mask came off, and the world opened up. And I have to tell you, I like it. Feeling rooted for is new and curious.
'It's overwhelming and humbling and most of all, it's fun. I'm living in the mystery of not knowing what's next, and that's exciting.
'Few get an opportunity to be here at all, let alone the second chance, and I'm going to make the most of it.
'As a survivor of sexual violence, I now see the pattern I was stuck in and what I was trying to achieve in my own way to exert my own power.
'And I know it takes tremendous strength to heal, and I thank everyone who's supported me on this journey.
'These last few years have felt like a fresh slate. I'm on my path, a new glorious and imperfect one, but the lesson I've learned is not to let what's happened to me define me what I do.
'I dedicate this award to women everywhere, rising above their painful paths and finding the courage to be their best selves. God bless you, and thank you.'
It comes after Pamela admitted she'd been finding it 'tough' to stay single following six failed marriages to five men.
Frankie Bridge looked as stunning as ever in a silk black dress
She beamed as she headed home after the event
She wore her brunette tresses slicked back
Dannii Minogue wore a glittering black and silver dress
It featured pretty cut out detailing
Pamela was wed to rock star Tommy Lee, rapper Kid Rock, twice to poker player Rick Salomon, very briefly to Batman co-producer Jon Peters and more recently to former bodyguard Dan Hayhurst.
Getting candid about her personal life she told the publication: 'This last couple of years…it was an effort to just stay alone and figure out what I love, what I like, what I want to do.'
When asked why she's is seeks out 'bad boys' Pamela insisted: 'I didn't go after any bad boys. Bad boys came after me!'.
The actress, said about her new outlook on life: 'I'm definitely much happier now. Ten years ago, I felt like a failure. I think it was probably the last 20 years, maybe.'
Elsewhere during the ceremony, Jodie Turner-Smith was awarded the Trailblazer trophy by pal and fellow actor Naomie Harris, 48.
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