«Breaking Pic News» GQ Men Of The Year: John Legend, Dua Lipa and Rose McGowan lead the night's winners

The stars were out in force on Wednesday evening as they hit Tate Modern for the 21st annual GQ Men of the Year Awards in association with luxury lifestyle group HUGO BOSS.

And leading the list of winners were the likes of supermodel Naomi Campbell, singer Dua Lipa, actress Rose McGowan and musician John Legend.

The latter was presented his award by his model wife, Chrissy Teigen, who joined him on stage to honour him with the gong.

Proud wife: Chrissy presented John with the award for Most Stylish Man and joined him with the gong in the press room

Gracing the stage wearing a shimmering gown, which cascaded down her curvy frame in a silver and rose gold tone, Chrissy joked that no-one knew who she was.

'I don’t know who I am either, don’t worry,' she quipped. 'Last time I had to follow Michelle Obama, this time Naomi Campbell. This f**king sucks!'

Accepting the award for Most Stylish Man, courtesy of Hugo Boss, John said: 'Thank you to my wonderful wife, she’s the reason I get up in the morning!

'GQ probably gave me this award because they hoped she’d come with me. She’s the one who makes headlines in our family, I’m known as Chrissy Teigen’s husband.'

Double trouble: Rose looked in excellent spirits as she posed with Naomi Campbell who had scooped the Fashion Icon Award

Gong girls: The Television Actor of the Year prize was awarded to Elizabeth Moss [L], while Naomi Campbell [R] scooped the Fashion Icon of the Year

Rose McGowan became the first ever female recipient of the Inspiration Award. The 45-year-old actress and activist made history during the star-studded awards ceremony as she scooped up the prestigious honour for her decision to speak out about the alleged sexual harassment she suffered at the hands of shamed producer Harvey Weinstein.

Speaking about her win, Rose said: 'It feels pretty special. It’s really nice to be recognised for the years of behind-the-scenes work that I’ve done and some in front of the scenes. But I simply come as representative for those who don’t have voices and I feel like I stand in for them, so if I feel like I’m being honoured, it’s they who are being honoured.'

The former Charmed star was one of the first women to pave the way for dozens of others to tell their story and be heard.

Songstress: Dua Lipa was given the award for Solo Artist and gushed about the honour in her acceptance speech

Mr & Mrs Smiths: Johnny Marr was presented his Lifetime Achievement Award by Kylie Minogue

Celebrations: As Dua looked thrilled next to Diplo [L], Kate Beckinsale and Tom Bateman, winner of the Breakthrough Actor of the Year gong, celebrated backstage

She told the crowds: 'I come in peace, truly. My monster paid off people in your industry, people you ridicule me, to paint me as imbalanced and as a w***e. People ask if what I do is for women, it's not. It's for men. You're sold an illusion from birth that you're better. It's in you to change and I see you as the humans as you are.

'My platform is one of freedom to humanity. I want women to hate themselves less and know they deserve a seat at the table.

'Thank you Dylan [GQ editor] for breaking the blacklist on me within your own company. I was silenced by my rapist for 20 years but then I realised I had more followers than the head of the senate and thought f**k it.'

Girls night out: The glam guests enjoyed a laugh together in the press room backstage

Winners: Paul Weller picked up Songwriter of the Year Award presented by Hannah Andrews [L] whilst Olly Alexander from Years and Years scooped Live Act of the Year

Prince Charles was awarded the Lifetime Achievement award for his services to philanthropy, in recognition of his position as president or patron of over 400 charities, which raise a total of more than £150 million annually for their causes.

Dua Lipa was given the award for Solo Artist, whilst Harry Kane was named Sportsman of the year, and Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman was given the honour of International Man.

Musician Johnny Marr walked away with the Lifetime Achievement award, whilst Jorja Smith was given the gong for Breakthrough Solo Artist.

The Handmaid's Tale star Elizabeth Moss scooped Actress Of The Year, while Fashion Icon of the Year was won by Naomi Campbell.

Victorious: Rose McGowan picked up the Inspiration Award and was seen posing alongside Emily Maitlis [L] before chatting away with Johnny Marr - who picked up the gong for Lifetime Achievement 

Winner: David Lammy scooped the Politician Award and posed alongside Gemma Chan inside the press room 

Pucker up: Rita shared a kiss with Philipp Plein as he picked up Brand Of The Year 

Winners: Philipp Plein held up his Brand Award alongside Rita Ora (L) whilst Chadwick Boseman celebrated being winner of the International Man of the Year Award alongside Chris Hemsworth

The annual awards ceremony honours the men and women who have shaped the world’s cultural landscape over style, politics, entertainment and sport this year, with 22 gongs up for grabs. 

Comedian and actor Rob Delaney was hosting this year’s awards ceremony. The actor is most famous for his Channel 4 show Catastrophe, as well as the short-but-sweet appearance in Deadpool 2.

This year’s categories are not overwhelmingly different from last year’s, yet categories such as Special Achievement of the Year or the Creative Maverick of the Year and Band of the Year have been changed slightly. 

Victorious: Daniel Kaluuya won  Actor of the Year, as presented by Steve McQueen [L], Elisabeth Moss picked up the Television Actor Award from Gwendoline Christie

I'm with him: Jeff Goldblum scooped the Haig Club Icon Award as presented by Tom Hiddleston

Year after year: The annual awards ceremony honours the men and women who have shaped the world’s cultural landscape over style, politics, entertainment and sport this year, with 22 gongs up for grabs

Other awards up for grabs on the night are for Brand, Designer, Design Legend, Television Actor, Politician, Breakthrough Designer, Writer, Haig Club Icon, Editor’s Special and Solo Artist. 

The winner of the Vero Breakthrough Solo Artist Award will also be given $50,000 to donate to a charity of their choice via Vero’s Donate Now initiative.

Roman Kemp, Clara Amfo and Maya Jama were on backstage presenting duty.

Last year’s event saw the unlikely pairing of Jeremy Corbyn and Stormzy, Sadiq Khan winning the politician of the year for the second year in a row and former Chelsea manager Antonio Conte winning the Special Achievement of the Year. 

GQ MEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2018: THE WINNERS

Editor’s Lifetime Achievement Award for Services to Philanthropy 

 His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales 

Solo Artist of the Year 

 Dua Lipa 

Breakthrough Designer of the Year 

Charles Jeffrey 

International Man of the Year 

Chadwick Boseman 

Solo Artist of the Year: Dua Lipa

Politician of the Year 

David Lammy 

Sportsman of the Year 

Harry Kane 

Brand of the Year 

Philipp Plein

Hugo Boss Breakthrough Actor 

Tom Bateman 

Maddox Gallery Artist of the Year

Jonathan Yeo 

Vero Breakthrough Solo Artist: Jorja Smith

Editor’s Special

Sacha Baron Cohen 

Writer of the Year

Michael Wolff 

Design Legend of the Year 

Ralph Lauren 

 Vero Breakthrough Solo Artist 

Jorja Smith 

Live Act of the Year

Olly Alexander (Years & Years)

Lifetime Achievement 

Johnny Marr

International Man of the Year: Chadwick Boseman

Inspiration Award

Rose McGowan

Fashion Icon of the Year

Naomi Campbell 

Hugo Boss Most Stylish Man

John Legend 

Actor of the Year

Daniel Kaluuya 

Politician of the Year: David Lammy

Television Actor of the Year

Elizabeth Moss 

Songwriter of the Year

Paul Weller 

Designer of the Year

Donatella Versace 

Haig Club Icon

Jeff Goldblum 

 

 

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Main photo article The stars were out in force on Wednesday evening as they hit Tate Modern for the 21st annual GQ Men of the Year Awards in association with luxury lifestyle group HUGO BOSS.
And leading the list of winners were the likes of supermodel Naomi Campbell, singer Dua Lipa, actress Rose McGowan and ...

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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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