Sophie Turner, Maya Jama, Cat Deeley and Jodie Comer lead the glamour at Harper’s Bazaar Women Of The Year as Victoria Beckham skips the pink carpet procession at Claridge’s

On a night dedicated to female achievement it was three of Britain’s hottest acting, presenting and styling components who led the red carpet glamour as Harper’s Bazaar Women Of The Year got underway on Tuesday evening. 

Indeed, Claridge’s hotel in London’s affluent Mayfair provided the backdrop as an array of celebrity guests prepared for the annual ceremony, organised by the monthly magazine as a celebration of our biggest female stars and their respective achievements. 

Those in attendance included former Game Of Thrones actress Sophie Turner, Love Island host Maya Jama, This Morning presenter Cat Deeley and Killing Eve star Jodie Comer.

Sophie showed off her endless pins in an eye-catching white fringed mini dress as she posed for snaps at the swanky event.

The Game Of Thrones star accessorised her look with simple black pointed-toe heels as she joined a star-studded lineup at the ceremony, where she was set to receive the Performance honour.

Meanwhile, Maya cut an edgy figure in a fun black leather midi dress as she made her grand entrance for the occasion, highlighting her incredible figure in the form-fitting look.

The Love Island presenter accessorised her look with thin-strapped heels, and swept her glossy raven tresses into a sophisticated up-do.

Cat cut a dazzling figure in a dramatic gold sequinned gown that highlighted her svelte physique, with the This Morning star showcasing her effortless sense of style in the look. 

Jodie opted for a fun black sequinned mini dress as she made her solo entrance for the ceremony, teaming her dress with quirky chunky black heels. 

Hitmaker Raye exuded confidence as she showed off her incredible curves in a form-fitting pale blue satin gown, with long sleeves and a gorgeous flowing skirt. 

As she prepared to be honoured for her own incredible Olympics success, Katerina Johnson-Thompson flaunted her own athletic physique in a plunging black satin gown with delicate embroidery. 

Model Erin O’Connor also cut an elegant figure in a silver metallic two-piece, ditching the matching cover-up to show off her revealing dress as she arrived at the ceremony. 

While she was deemed as the guest of the honour for the evening, Victoria Beckham opted to skip the red carpet, in favour of making her grand entrance at the event itself.

However, the designer’s sister Louise Adams and her mother Jackie Adams were among the celebrities who turned out to support her.

Ahead of being awarded the Entrepreneur award at the ceremony, Victoria also sat down for a candid new interview with Harper’s Bazaar UK, admiting she no longer cares about being a celebrity after turning 50 as she passes the baton to her daughter Harper.

The fashion designer discussed how she has nativated being in the public eye since she soared to stardom as part of the Spice Girls in the nineties during a new interview with Harper’s Bazaar magazine.

The mother of four admitted it ‘used to be fun’ getting dressed up and being snapped by the paparazzi in a stylish outfit, however she admitted she no longer cares for it. 

Speaking about protecting her privacy, she said: ”You have to go through those times to make you, ultimately, who you are. We’ve kind of figured out how to be quite discreet, which is just how we want to conduct our lives right now. 

‘I suppose it used to be fun to go out and be chased by paparazzi walking down Bond Street – and you would dress knowing you were going to get that. I don’t want that any more.’

‘I’ve been doing this too long. I suppose I did when I was growing up but, nowadays, there’s just too much going on; too busy; too many kids to worry about. I woke up at 50, and I gave a s*** less.’

While she may be keen to step away from the spotlight, it has been reported that Victoria and David have plotted a secret multi-million pound career move to launch daughter Harper, 13, into the industry.

Harper has already made it known she wants to follow in the footsteps of her fashion designer mother and hopes to create an ‘amazing brand’ when she’s older.

And it appears her famous parents are edging her one step closer by setting up a business to funnel any future earnings for the rising star.

Discussing Harper’s upcoming appearance in her new Netflix documentary, she said: ‘It’s slightly more targeted on the entrepreneur, the designer of the brand. It’s not going to be as personal. I realise that I am a bit of a travelling circus, even when I’m at work, but this is very fashion-focused. 

‘And, obviously, there’ll be elements of the kids, you know – Harper’s going to come in on Monday and do her fitting for the show. 

‘So they’ll film that. But it’s really shining a light on the business, especially for America. That’s the main reason for doing this.’

Last year Victoria turned 50 and said she now doesn’t care for being in the public eye as much.

She told the magazine: ‘You have to go through those times to make you, ultimately, who you are.

‘We’ve kind of figured out how to be quite discreet, which is just how we want to conduct our lives right now.

‘I suppose it used to be fun to go out and be chased by paparazzi walking down Bond Street – and you would dress knowing you were going to get that. I don’t want that any more.

‘I’ve been doing this too long. I suppose I did when I was growing up but, nowadays, there’s just too much going on; too busy; too many kids to worry about. I woke up at 50, and I gave a s**t less.’