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Emilia Clarke and Jenna Ortega win at Women of the Year awards
Clarke received the actress of the year award while Russo won sportsperson of the year.

This year's Women of the Year awards celebrated influential women in various fields.
Emilia Clarke and Jenna Ortega honored at Women of the Year awards
Emilia Clarke and Jenna Ortega were celebrated at the Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards. Clarke received the actress of the year award, while Ortega, known for her role in Wednesday, won the breakthrough award. In sports, Alessia Russo claimed the sportsperson of the year award after her notable contribution to the England football team's success in the World Cup semi-finals. Director Emerald Fennell was recognized for her impactful films, and Janelle Monae took home the musician award for her album The Age Of Pleasure. Other notable winners included Marina Abramovic for the artist award and Gugu Mbatha-Raw for philanthropy.
Key Takeaways
"I'm just a football player but this, I guess, comes with the job now."
Alessia Russo reflects on her sportsperson of the year award.
"There's nothing in the world that I love more than women."
Emerald Fennell expresses her admiration for her fellow nominees at the awards.
"If we're inspiring the next generation we're doing the right thing."
Alessia Russo emphasizes the positive impact of recognition in sports.
The Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards shine a light on the achievements of women across various sectors. This year's event not only recognized the creative talents of actresses and musicians but also celebrated the growing visibility and impact of women in sports. Alessia Russo’s comments highlight how women's football is gaining recognition, reflecting broader changes in societal attitudes toward women in athletics. Events like this create visibility that encourages future generations to aspire toward greatness.
Highlights
- Representation matters in every field especially for women.
- Inspiring the next generation is our biggest victory.
- This award shows how far women's football has come.
- Honoring women today is shaping tomorrow's leaders.
Focus on women's achievements raises awareness but can lead to criticism
Celebrating women's rights and achievements may attract backlash from those who oppose changes in gender representation in various fields.
These awards continue to inspire and empower women across industries.
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