Celebrities at the 2026 Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards
Here is a roundup of the other ladies who joined Cate Blanchett and Mikey Madison the 2026 Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards in London yesterday evening.
A Darker Mood
Taylor Russell wore a Dior paillette-covered dress that felt moodier than her usual red carpet choices, a feeling reinforced by her smoky eye makeup.
A Rich Shade Of Wine
For a cold November evening, Annabelle Wallis’ wine-hued Zimmermann gown was a welcome dose of Fall glamour. The colour is beautiful on her, with the Elsa Peretti Bone cuff in yellow gold completing the look.
A Few Inches Short
I wish Bella Maclean’s Louis Vuitton Fall 2026 embroidered dress had been a little longer, just to conceal those black leather LV pumps. The dress itself is beautiful, but the shoes are a distraction for me. Bvlgari jewels completed her look.
More Of This, Please
Elizabeth Debicki’s Wicker press tour passed me by, which is a shame because I wish she had served up looks like this custom velvet dress by Susie Cave. The feathered neckline and hem give the dress an Old Hollywood glamour that suits her perfectly.
Classic Gugu, With A Twist
Gugu Mbatha-Raw’s Erdem Resort 2027 peach-toned satin and lace dress could have been another familiar slip-dress moment, but the asymmetric folds and straps gave it a different character. On the one hand, this is classic Gugu, but there is a slight edge here that I appreciate. Manolo Blahnik sandals completed her look.
Red From Head To Toe
Lesley Manville wore a red Alberta Ferretti gown, accessorised with a matching Roger Vivier clutch. I love the lightness of the fabric, the colour coordination, right down to her pumps, and how regal she always looks.
A Double-Take Moment
I had to do a double take when I saw Letitia Wright’s Prada Spring 2027 look. The textured top immediately appealed to me, but the skirt was initially confusing. I couldn’t work out why the shape looked so awkward until I realised it was a skirt within a skirt. Usually one for tailoring, Letitia deserves credit for trying something different. Bonus points for the makeup and embellished shoes. Cartier jewels completed her look.
Keeping It Simple In Navy
Rhea Norwood’s navy-blue Giorgio Armani gown is one of those pieces that proves you don’t need accessories to sell a look. The dress itself, and the way the blue brings out her eyes, were enough. And this is coming from someone who has spent the past two weeks celebrating statement earrings.
An Unexpected Colour Combination
Sam Taylor-Johnson wore Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, and while the proportions might not work for everyone, it’s the colour combination which is working for me. You may remember that Natalia Dyer wore the same look look back in June.
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