Glamour Women of the Year Awards Red Carpet 2024: Fashion, Outfits & Looks
We’re literally called Glamour; of course our guests came dressed to impress.
At Glamour’s Women of the Year 2024 red carpet, held in New York City, attendees arrived looking every bit as bold and beautiful as always. Live coverage is hosted by 2023 Woman of the Year Brooke Shields and her daughter Rowan Francis Henchy, with honorees including Suni Lee, Serena Williams and Pamela Anderson.
For the first time, our Women of the Year include a group of superstar…s’ moms. Tina Knowles, Donna Kelce, Maggie Baird, and Mandy Teefey sat down for a group interview and revealed what it takes to raise an icon.
Knowles revealed the moment she knew her daughter Beyoncé was destined for stardom. “I think Beyoncé was seven and her dance teacher put her in a talent show with bigger kids all the way up to high school. And I was like, That’s not fair. She’s only seven!” she revealed, explaining, “We had put her in dance because she was shy, and I mean, she got on that stage and commanded the stage and my husband and I were like, Who is that? Because the confidence came in. I could see it. It was something that happened on that stage that I had never seen before.” See Knowles and all the other attendees below.
Check out all of the Glamour Women of the Year 2024 red-carpet looks below:
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Finneas O’Connell, Maggie Baird, and Billie Eilish
The 2024 Glamour Woman of the Year wore a floor-length black gown while Eilish and O’Connell wore pantsuits.
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Samantha Barry
Glamour global editorial director and editor in chief of Glamour US wore a white strapless dress.
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Tina Knowles
The 2024 Glamour Woman of the Year wore a black pantsuit.
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Pamela Anderson
The 2024 Global Woman of the Year and actor wore a floor-length sage gown and Pandora diamond necklace to the New York awards ceremony.
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Taraji P. Henson
The 2024 Glamour Woman of the Year and actor wore a floor-length black gown and cape.
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Suni Lee
The 2024 Glamour Woman of the Year and Olympic gymnast wore a sequined minidress.
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Donna Kelce
The 2024 Glamour Woman of the Year wore a pantsuit.
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Allyson Felix
The Olympic sprinter wore a black and pink gown to accept the Face of Change Award, presented by #SmartTox at the 2024 Glamour Women of the Year Awards
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Hadley Duvall and Kaitlyn Joshua
The 2024 Glamour Women of the Year and abortion-rights advocates wore yellow and black gowns.
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Anna Wintour
The chief content officer of Condé Nast (Glamour’s parent company) and global editorial director of Vogue wore a floor-length navy blue gown.
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Demi Lovato
The singer wore a floor-length black gown to present the Face of Change Award, presented by #SmartTox, to Allyson Felix at the 2024 Glamour Women of the Year Awards
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Kelsea Ballerini
The country-pop singer and songwriter wore a floor-length silver archival Donna Karan collection gown and Yeprem earrings and rings with glam support from Pantene.
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Jordyn Woods
The reality TV star and model wore a floor-length emerald gown and attended the Women of the Year Awards as part of #SmartTox’s presenting sponsorship.
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Sophia Bush
The actor wore a floor-length silver gown.
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Victoria Monét
The singer wore a sculptural black minidress.
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Michelle Buteau
The comedian wore a champagne minidress.
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Ayra Starr
The singer-songwriter wore a black floor-length gown.
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Gayle King
The author and journalist wore a black gown embellished with a red floral design.
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Brooke Shields
The actor, cohost of the 2024 Women of the Year Awards and herself a 2023 Woman of the Year, wore a floor-length golden gown.
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Ubah Hassan
The Real Housewives of New York star wore a floor-length metallic gown.
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Rowan Francis Henchy
Henchy, who cohosted with her mother, Brooke Shields wore a floor-length silver gown.
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Hannah Bronfman
The investor and influencer wore a floor-length white gown.
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Danessa Myricks
The makeup artist and founder wore a floor-length sequined black gown.
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Yin Chang
The actor wore a cherry red dress.
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Abby Phillip
The broadcast journalist wore a floor-length yellow gown.
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Ashlyn Harris
The soccer player wore a pantsuit.
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Nicky Hilton Rothschild
The fashion designer and model wore a midi-length black gown embellished with bows.
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Bethanny Frankel
The TV personality wore a floor-length cheetah-print gown.
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Isan Elba
The actor, rapper, and singer wore a floor-length sequins gown.
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Laura Whitmore
The model wore a floor-length off-the-shoulder deep purple gown.
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Brynn Whitfield
The Real Housewives of New York star wore a floor-length tassel-fringed gown.
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Anifa Mvuemba
The founder and designer of Hanifa wore a black minidress with a ruched skirt.
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Amber Ruffin
The comedian wore a tuxedo.
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Geena Rocero
The 2023 Woman of the Year wore a floor-length sequins gown.
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Ellie the Elephant
The mascot wore a floor-length black gown.
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Peyton List
The actor wore a floor-length brown gown.
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Samina Virk
The CEO of the Vestiaire Collective wore a teal gown.
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Maleah Joi Moon
The Tony Award winner wore a floor-length red gown.
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Nell Diamond
The fashion founder and CEO wore a midi-length black and green gown.
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Brandon Blackwood
The fashion designer wore a cream turtleneck tank and black slacks.
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Moonlynn Tsai
The restaurateur and entrepreneur wore a bronze blazer.
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Asahi Pompey
The global head of corporate engagement and president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation and Goldman Sachs Gives wore a floor-length black gown.
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Nafessa Williams
The actor wore a gray skirt suit.
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Rebecca Minkoff
The fashion designer wore a floor-length black gown.
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Stacey Bendet
The fashion designer wore a floor-length black gown embellished with white bows.
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Tarana Burke
The activist wore a floor-length red gown.
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Huma Abedin
The political staffer wore a midi-length black gown.
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June Ambrose
The designer wore a floor-length pink gown.
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Theresa Pichler
The head of editorial content for Glamour Germany wore a lace top and navy skirt.
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Wendy Osefo
The Real Housewives of Potomac cast member and journalist wore a floor-length sequined gown.
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Jamila Robinson
The Bon Appétit and Epicurious editor in chief wore a floor-length green gown.
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Elizabeth Brady
Condé Nast's chief revenue officer wore a floor-length floral gown.
