Cindi Leive's very last WOTY as editor-in-chief was an emotional night for all involved.

• By Maura Brannigan
  Nov 14, 2017

Plus, 'Allure''s Michelle Lee wins 'Adweek''s Editor of the Year.

• By Dara Prant
  Oct 30, 2017

More women celebrating women, please.

• By Stephanie Saltzman
  Nov 15, 2016

"If I had a Barbie that looked like this growing up, who knows what I would've thought about my thighs," the "It" model told Fashionista. "I may not have hated them as much."

• By Maura Brannigan
  Nov 15, 2016

The 'Rookie' editor looked like she got beamed out of the '60s at the 'Glamour' Women of the Year Awards. In a good way.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Nov 10, 2015

Plus, he explains the difference between a stylist and a costume designer (never call him the former).

• By Fawnia Soo Hoo
  Nov 24, 2014

Sometimes it's better to say more with less fuss.

• By Fawnia Soo Hoo
  Nov 14, 2014

Including why Sarah Burton thanked Anna Wintour in her acceptance speech.

• By Dhani Mau
  Nov 11, 2014

If this doesn't make notoriously scowl-y Victoria Beckham smile, we really don't know what will. At last night's Glamour UK Women of the Year Awards, Beckham was named woman, not of the year, but of the whole decade--precisely ten times better than anyone else's award that night. And she used the opportunity to give a little Spice Girls throwback. Read on to see who else got honors, and check out the red carpet.

• By Hayley Phelan
  Jun 5, 2013

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Lena Dunham, Pakistani activist and filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Olympic gold medalists Missy Franklin and Gabby Douglas, Annie Leibovitz. These were just a few of the impressive names honored at last night's Glamour Women of the Year awards. But the honoree we were most looking forward to seeing at Carnegie Hall was J.Crew President Jenna Lyons.

• By Misty White Sidell
  Nov 13, 2012

Last night, Glamour magazine held their 20th annual Women of the Year Awards. The amount of lady power that packed Carnegie Hall was staggering and inspiring. Honorees included Queen Rania of Jordan, Cher, Julia Roberts, Constance McMillen (who took a stand when she couldn't take her girlfriend to prom) and Donatella Versace. Oprah, Kate Hudson, Katie Couric, Janet Jackson, Hilary Swank and Diane Sawyer were among the presenters. Tavi Gevinson was there too, recognized as one of the mag's 20 young women who are already changing the world. Sequined and spectacled in clear frames, Tavi looked a bit sheepish when Chelsea Clinton described her as blogging her way to become one of the most well known fashion writers out there. One of the most compelling moments of the evening (and there were many), came when Janet Jackson presented Donatella Versace with her award. Through tears (and in a black Atelier Versace gown), Janet explained that when her brother died she called Donatella because she knew she would understand. "We both lost brothers," Janet said, "we share a very deep bond." Having her family wear Versace to Michael's funeral "meant we were dressed in love," Janet said.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Nov 9, 2010