Stylist’s Remarkable Women Awards: Triumphant Mel B is simply the chest in a cleavage-baring blue dress as she wins the Fearless Future prize for tireless stance against domestic abuse
- The Spice Girl, 46, is a Women’s Aid patron and has bravely opened up about her own experience of abuse, as well as relentlessly campaigning for change
- The mother-of-three even took her crusade to Downing Street back in 2019, where she suggested ways the government can help women who are financially trapped in abusive relationships
- The star even fronted a Women’s Aid campaign, a music video called Love Should Not Hurt, in which she portrayed a character who was a badly beaten victim of violence
- Mel split from ex-husband Stephen Belafonte in 2017 and claimed he had emotionally and physically abused her during their 10-year marriage
Mel B looked nothing short of sensational on Monday evening as she donned a cleavage-baring blue dress for the Stylist’s Remarkable Women Awards.
The Spice Girl, 46, was the deserved recipient of the Fearless Future prize during the star-studded and celebratory evening at Leicester Square venue The Londoner Hotel.
The award winner exuded the utmost glamour in the elegant royal blue number, with the figure-hugging style accentuating the pop singer’s sensational curves.
Stylist’s Remarkable Women Awards: Triumphant Mel B was simply the chest in a cleavage-baring blue dress as she won the Fearless Future prize for tireless stance against domestic abuse on Monday
Mel is a Women’s Aid patron and has bravely opened up about her own experience of abuse, as well as relentlessly campaigning for change – even taking her crusade to Downing Street back in 2019.
The star even fronted a Women’s Aid campaign , a music video called Love Should Not Hurt, in which she portrayed a character who was a badly beaten victim of violence.
Two years ago, the Yorkshire-born singer released her memoir Brutally Honest, which led her to work with the charity after she detailed her marriage with Stephen Belafonte.
Incredible: The award winner exuded the utmost glamour in the elegant royal blue number, with the figure-hugging style accentuating the pop singer’s sensational curves
Making a change: The star even fronted a Women’s Aid campaign, a music video called Love Should Not Hurt, in which she portrayed a character who was a badly beaten victim of violence
Brave: Mel is a Women’s Aid patron and has bravely opened up about her own experience of abuse, as well as relentlessly campaigning for change
Where it all began! Mel snatched an opportunity to take a trip down memory lane as she posed against a black-and-white poster baring the face of The Spice Girls
Ex: The singer split from Stephen Belafonte, 46, in 2017 and claimed he had emotionally and physically abused her during their 10-year marriage – something which he has always vehemently denied (pictured in 2015)
Happy: Mel was awarded the special prize by presenter Stacey Dooley
Stunning: Stacey Dooley cut a chic figure in an all white ensemble as she prepared to present an award during the big night
Mel split from Stephen, 46, in 2017 and claimed he had emotionally and physically abused her during their 10-year marriage – something which he has always vehemently denied.
During the evening, the mother-of-three, who was awarded the special prize by presenter Stacey Dooley, also snatched an opportunity to take a trip down memory lane as she posed against a black-and-white poster baring the face of The Spice Girls.
Sabrina Elba, 32, commanded attention in a revealing black gown that fully exposed her cleavage as she posed for photos.
Beauty: Sabrina Elba, 32, commanded attention in a revealing black gown that fully exposed her cleavage as she posed for photos
Lovely: Sabrina’s distinctive dress drew attention to her curves as she posed for photos
Stunning: Sabrina commanded attention in a revealing black gown that fully exposed her cleavage
Girl’s night out: Sabrina was joined by her best friend and make-up artist Jessica Debruyne
Special night: Sabrina was on hand to present the activist prize to Soma Sara, founder of the Everyone’s Invited website, which focuses on exposing rape culture
With a form-fitting lower-half the distinctive dress drew further attention to her curves, while strappy heels rounded things off.
The event honoured women who excel in their field and was hosted by comedian and creator of BBC series Starstruck, Rose Matafeo.
Alongside Mel B, Tennis star Emma Raducanu and presenter Clara Amfo were triumphant on the special evening.
Congratulations! Alongside Mel B, Tennis star Emma Raducanu and presenter Clara Amfo (pictured) were triumphant on the special evening
Special moment: The special recognition award went to TV and radio presenter Clare and was presented by actress and comic Aisling Bea
Beauty in black: Aisling looked trendy in an androgynous velvet suit
Award winners: Joy Crookes (left) won the Musician Of The Year while c (right) was handed Writer Of The Year
Proud: Radio DJ Vick Hope presented the Musician Of The Year award to 23-year-old neo-soul singer Joy
Night to remember: Booker Prize-winning author Bernardine was handed the Writer Of The Year prize by podcaster Elizabeth Day
Happy days! Designer Of The Year went to Irish fashion designer Simone Rocha (right) and was presented by Derry Girls star Nicola Coughlan (left)
Radio DJ Vick Hope presented the Musician Of The Year award to 23-year-old neo-soul singer Joy Crookes, while Booker Prize-winning author Bernardine Evaristo was handed the Writer Of The Year prize by podcaster Elizabeth Day.
Designer Of The Year went to Irish fashion designer Simone Rocha and was presented by Derry Girls star Nicola Coughlan.
Martin Compston handed the Actor prize to his Vigil co-star Suranne Jones while Sabrina was on hand to present the Activist prize to Soma Sara, founder of the Everyone’s Invited website, which focuses on exposing rape culture.
Big smiles: Martin Compston handed the Actor prize to his Vigil co-star Suranne Jones
Speech: Martin, also known for his role in Line Of Duty, looked dapper in a navy suit
Wowing in white: Suranne looked beautiful in a stain blouse, adding a pop of colour with a red lipstick
Proud: Suranne’s husband Laurence Akers proudly accompanied her
Acting duo: Scottish actor Greg McHugh got suited and booted for the evening
Hostess with the mostess: The event honoured women who excel in their field and was hosted by comedian and creator of BBC series Starstruck, Rose Matafeo
Emma, 19, accepted the award for Sports Star by video after being announced by presenter and former footballer Alex Scott.
The Special Recognition award went to TV and radio presenter Clare and was presented by actress and comic Aisling Bea.
Lisa Smosarski, editor-in-chief of Stylist, said: ‘I’m delighted we can be together again this year to celebrate the women who are using their platforms to help other women – if the challenges of the past two years have taught us anything, it’s that every day we are lucky enough to encounter truly remarkable women.
‘From our brilliant NHS workers, scientists, key workers and carers to our friends, neighbours and the women who formed support groups, charities and lead communities.
‘This year we are celebrating our return to normality thanks to those thousands of acts of remarkability.’
Presenting: Emma, 19, accepted the award for Sports Star by video after being announced by presenter and former footballer Alex Scott (pictured)
Stunning: Alex put on a glamorous display as she arrived at the event
Hot stuff: The sports commentator, 37, looked sensational in a thigh-split black maxi dress featuring an unmissable feathered neckline
Trendy: She toted her essentials around in a black leather handbag featuring sparkling silver studs while wearing her raven tresses in beachy waves
The night also featured a dinner and poetry performance from Nikita Gill, with Fashion, acting, activism and music among the areas celebrated during the ceremony.
Alex put on a glamorous display as she arrived at the Stylist Remarkable Women Awards at The Londoner Hotel on Monday.
The sports commentator, 37, sent temperatures soaring as she flashed her legs in a thigh-split black maxi dress featuring an unmissable feathered neckline.
She strutted down the red carpet in a pair of charcoal heels.
Wow! Laura Whitmore flaunted her sensational style in a brown and black ensemble
Close: She met up with pals Iona Wiltshire Perkins (right) and Lauren Mahon (left) as they looked in high spirits at the star-studded event
Bottom’s up! Jessica Plummer joined Stacey and Alex for photo on the celebratory evening
Dazzling: Munroe Bergdorf looked magnificent in a curve-clinging dress, which boasted an usual print
Stunners: Radi Dadi joined forces with Clara and Joy for a glamorous snap
Laura stood out from the crowd as she carried a statement fluffy handbag and donned a matching necklace.
The blonde beauty wore her golden locks back and opted for a glam makeup look with a pink lip.
She posed up a storm for a picture with pals Iona Wiltshire Perkins and Lauren Mahon, Founder of Girls vs Cancer as they looked in high spirits at the star-studded event.
Red carpet: Fashion, acting, activism and music were among the areas celebrated during the ceremony (pictured left, Soma Sara and right, Simone Rocha)
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