Victoria Beckham and Ashley Graham feted at Harper's Bazaar awards

Written by . Published: November 04 2017

Victoria Beckham named Charlotte Rampling as the person she’d most like to dress as she took home the Best British Brand gong at the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards on Thursday night (02Nov17).


The two English stars both made an appearance at the star-studded awards ceremony at London’s swanky Claridge's Hotel.

Decked out in a ruffled neck white blouse and wide-legged lemon-colored trousers, taken from her spring/ summer 18 collection, Victoria was scouting the room to try and meet 71-year-old actress Charlotte.

“If I could dress anyone in the world, it would be Charlotte Rampling. She’s here tonight, so we’ll see,” she confided to Britain’s Metro newspaper.

Oscar nominee Charlotte, dressed in a black jacket and trousers combo worn with a white top, was also feted at the awards bash, going home with the British Icon gong.

It wasn’t just 45 Years star Charlotte that Victoria fangirled over though; but Doctor Foster actress Suranne Jones too.

“Thank you @BazaarUK for the British brand award. So proud. And thank you Surrane for presenting it to me. I met #drfoster! xVB #bazaarawards,” she posted on social media next to a snap of her posing with Suranne.

Other big winners of the night include model of the moment Ashley Graham, who was crowned Model of the Year, and Dior head Maria Grazia Chiuri, who won Designer of the Year.

Gemma Arterton, Georgia May Jagger and Sam Smith were among the other A-list guests at the event.

The 2017 Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year full list of winners is as follows:

Model of the Year award - Ashley Graham

British Brand of the Year - Victoria Beckham

British Icon - Charlotte Rampling

Role Model - Adwoa Aboah

Designer of the Year - Maria Grazia Chiuri

British Actress of the Year - Kate Winslet

Philanthropist Award - Carey Mulligan

Breakthrough Designer of the Year - Molly Goddard

Inspiration - Jodie Foster

Contribution to the Arts - Yana Peel

Woman of the Year - Ruth Negga

Writer - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie