Read Olympian Chloe Kim's Inspiring 2022 Glamour Women of the Year Awards Speech

GQ’s 2022 Men of the Year Awards red carpet.I love Brendan Fraser as much as the next person, but how can I focus on the other honorees when steps onto the red carpet wearing ? On November 17, the actor arrived at the West Hollywood Edition hotel wearing a sultry floor-length black dress with a diamond-shaped ab cutout and a plunging V neckline. Kravitz looked absolutely stunning in the long-sleeve dress, which she paired with subtle Tiffany & Co. jewelry and a crimson manicure. The Saint Laurent gown first appeared on the runway at Paris Fashion Week as part of the brand’s spring-summer 2023 ready-to-wear collection.

Cole Barnett is taking some time to focus on himself after Love Is Blind.

Hey now, hey now! Sydney Sweeney‘s look at the GQ Men of the Year Awards was inspired by The Lizzie McGuire Movie.

Their “home!” Blake Lively has a lengthy list of what she loves most about husband Ryan Reynolds — and she’s sharing it all.

Dressed to kill! Sydney Sweeney, Jack Harlow, Andrew Garfield and more stars showcased some serious fashion at the 2022 GQ Men of the Year Awards.

Making a statement. Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian made their red carpet debut at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner — but the comedian initially had different plans.

Girls night out! Glamour U.K. celebrated its annual Women of the Year Awards with a stylish soiree on Tuesday, November 8.

Who run the world? Girls! The 2022 Glamour Women of the Year Awards were a fashionable night to remember.

(that is, to win an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony). And on Tuesday, November 1, the talk show host added another honor to her lengthy list of accomplishments: 2022 .She was presented with the award by Kelly Rowland, who praised Hudson as “resilient, talented, and honey that voice!" “In a business filled with competition and scarcity, Jennifer puts family, friendship, sisterhood, and community above all," Rowland continued.

ceremony, founder and director Dr. Rebecca Gomperts was honored for her work providing tens of thousands of women with access to medication abortion across America—from her headquarters in Amsterdam. The impact of was perfectly summed up by actor and podcast host Busy Philipps, who presented Gomperts with her award at the Tuesday, November 1 ceremony. “I had this realization a long time ago, but simply existing as a woman in this country and in many, many countries is a political act,”  Philipps said.

Glamour honored Angela Bassett with for her work on stage and screen. Emmy-, Grammy-, and six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald, who presented Bassett with her honor, said it best: “An actor, executive producer, a mother, a friend, and on, and on, and on…Were you surprised that she was cast as head of the Bad Bitch Support Group on Black Lady Sketch Show, and as Ramonda in Wakanda Forever, queen of the most powerful nation in the world? I wasn’t!”“Think about the way she sits with strength, and truth, whether it is on the stage, screen, you cannot take her eyes off of her, can you?” McDonald continued. “I can think of no one more deserving of Glamour’s Lifetime Achievement Award than Angela Bassett, a woman who I deeply admire, revere and honor, for all the stories that she weaves, the barriers she has broken, and the inspiration and leadership that she provides in our industry and to the next generation of artists.”When Bassett accepted her award, she bowed to McDonald with gratitude as she received a standing ovation.

ceremony in New York City, where they were for their contribution to music, pop culture, and sisterhood.On Tuesday, November 1, actor and known Haim super fan Sophie Turner introduced the trio to a crowd which included other Women of the Year honorees like and “They will always make you feel welcome, loved, important, and in the presence of something truly special,” said Turner of Haim. “Their sisterhood extends beyond each other, outside of the Haim circle.

Glamour honored Watts with a . “This mom is certainly proof that woman can and do change the world,” said , who introduced her at the ceremony held in New York on November 1.

Aurora James challenged major retailers to do more than offer empty statements of support. “So many of your businesses are built on Black spending power,” she wrote in an Instagram post that quickly went viral. “So many of your stores are set up in Black communities.”Her ask: Create lasting change by dedicating 15% of shelf space to Black-owned brands.