We celebrate at this year's glittering ceremony, in partnership with Michael Kors, the inspirational winners of our annual awards, from writers to actresses, designers to models. What they share is heartfelt commitment and a profound sense of sisterhood – the values that we at Bazaar also hold dear.
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| Tom Craig |
1. British actress - Keira Knightley
One of the most celebrated actresses of her generation,
Keira Knightley has spent the past three years
juggling the demands of motherhood
and a stellar career.
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2. Role model - Cameron Russell
The activist is mobilising her fellow models,
revolutionising the fashion industry
in the process.
Givenchy's brilliant artistic director
4. Florence Pugh
This talented young actress is rounding off an exceptional year with a starring role in John le Carrés gripping spy thriller
She may have begun as a Bond Girl,
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3. Designer Award - Clare Waight Keller
kept fashion's biggest secret this year,
discreetly designing Meghan Markle's
glorious wedding dress,
while continuing the rich legacy
of the fabled French maison.
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| Josh Shinner for Harper's Bazaar |
This talented young actress is rounding off an exceptional year with a starring role in John le Carrés gripping spy thriller
The Little Drummer Girl.
5. Outstanding performance - Gemma Arterton
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She may have begun as a Bond Girl,
but she has since eschewed stereotypical roles
in favour of strong female characters with
compelling stories to tell.
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6. Contribution to the Arts - Gillian Wearing
The artist's legacy is now cast in bronze
thanks to her groundbreaking
suffragist statue in Parliament Square.
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| Richard Phibbs for Harper's Bazaar |
Whether taking the government to court,
or speaking out about domestic abuse,
this champion of democracy and equality
continues to lead and inspire.
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With outstanding appearances in Doctor Who, Victoria and the haunting drama The Cry, Jenna Coleman has established herself as a leading lady of the small screen.
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For more than three decades,
Kristin Scott Thomas has lit up the screen,
from her unforgettable performance in the
Oscar-winning The English Patient
to her powerful role as Clementine Churchill
in Darkest Hour. Now she is taking on a new challenge
with her directorial debut.
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| Simon Emmett |
Having enjoyed unprecedented longevity
in a dazzling career, the legendary singer
remains the brightest star in the pop firmament.
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| Agata Pospieszynska |
11. Contributor to culture - Lauren Cuthbertson
The Royal Ballet principal dancer brings grace
12. Editor’s choice - Lily James
From the award-winning Darkest Hour to a joyful musical hit,
15. Breakthrough model - Nicole Atieno
Rising Kenyan model Nicole Atieno
The Royal Ballet principal dancer brings grace
and dedication to every performance,
whether she is debuting an original piece
or reinterpreting a classic.
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| Richard Phibbs |
From the award-winning Darkest Hour to a joyful musical hit,
the versatile British actress continues to enchant audiences
with her effortless wit, charm and accomplishments.
13. Writer - Sarah Waters
As The Little Stranger makes the leap
Love, loss, sorority and salvation
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| Richard Phibbs |
As The Little Stranger makes the leap
from page to screen in a critically acclaimed adaptation,
this renowned author continues to shape
the cultural landscape
with her subtly subversive novels.
14. Breakthrough designer - Susie Cave
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| Sølve Sundsbø |
Love, loss, sorority and salvation
are threaded together in the dramatic dresses
from the multi-talented creator of the Vampire's Wife.
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Rising Kenyan model Nicole Atieno
has walked for Gucci, Bottega Veneta
and Valentino among countless others.
Her fashion future looks bright indeed.
News Credit: Harpers Bazaar
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