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Claudia Winkleman and husband Kris Thykier look smitten during a rare public appearance at the Harper's Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards as Traitors host wins the TV Icon gong

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Claudia Winkleman and her husband Kris Thykier looked smitten as they attended the Harper's Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards on Thursday.

The Traitors host and producer, both 54, enjoyed a rare public outing where Claudia won the TV Icon Award.

For the occasion, the TV star cut a stylish outfit with an oversized blazer layered over a grey high-neck top and black leggings.

She toted her belongings in a matching black bag and accessorised with gold jewellery. 

Meanwhile, Kris looked smart in a navy blue suit with a white shirt and blue tie.

During the night, national treasure Claudia was named Television Icon, an award celebrating the grace, charm and unmistakable style that have made her one of Britain's best-loved broadcasters. 

Claudia Winkleman and her husband Kris Thykier looked smitten as they attended the Harper's Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards on Thursday

The Traitor's host and producer, both 54, enjoyed a rare public outing 

Harper's Bazaar editor-in-chief Lydia Slater honoured screen and stage legend Glenn Close with the Icon Award in recognition of her dazzling five-decade career portraying complex, challenging women and her enduring impact on screen and stage. 

Mikey Madison was named Film Actress of the Year, recognised for the versatility of her performances, from her Oscar-winning turn in Anora to her searing portrayal of a real-life whistleblower in The Social Reckoning.

Following her acclaimed performance as Taggie O'Hara in Disney+'s Rivals, Bella Maclean received the Breakthrough Award, presented in association with headline partner, the Platinum Card® by American Express. 

Stephanie Cavalli was named Model of the Year after a landmark year that saw her challenge industry conventions and become a powerful symbol of age inclusivity in fashion, Harper's Bazaar deputy editor, Lydia Slater presented the award.

Meanwhile, Cate Blanchett took home the Theatre Actress Award for her dual-role performance in the National Theatre's production of Electra/Persona, testament to her continued mastery of the stage and her status as one of the world's most celebrated performers.

Having amassed more than a billion views on YouTube for her Chicken Shop Date series, Amelia Dimoldenberg received the Innovator Award for building one of the most influential media brands of her generation. 

Givenchy creative director Sarah Burton received the Designer Award in recognition of her extraordinary creative legacy and defining influence on luxury fashion.

Film-maker and photographer Sam Taylor-Johnson was named Artist of the Year for her bold creative vision and impact across the visual arts. 

For the occasion, the TV star cut a stylish outfit with an oversized blazer layered over a grey high-neck top and black leggings

Claudia was named Television Icon, an award celebrating the grace, charm and unmistakable style that have made her one of Britain's best-loved broadcasters

Indhu Rubasingham and Kate Varah, joint powerhouses behind the National Theatre's renaissance, both received the Change-Maker Award for their transformative leadership, championing new voices, broadening access and shaping the future of British theatre.

Meanwhile, Britain's fastest woman, Dina Asher-Smith, received the Sporting Inspiration Award in recognition of her record-breaking run at the European Championships and lasting impact on British sport.

The 2026 Women of the Year Awards were also supported by Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame as Champagne Partner, reinforcing the Maison's longstanding commitment to celebrating pioneering women, and Range Rover as Car Partner.

Lydia Slater, the editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar UK, said: 'We are honoured to celebrate this extraordinary group of women at the nineteenth edition of the Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards. 

'Through their creativity, courage and achievements, this year's winners have inspired us all and embody the spirit of Harper's Bazaar.'

Harper's Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards: The winners 

ICON - Glenn Close

FILM ACTRESS – Mikey Madison

BREAKTHROUGH IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE PLATINUM CARD® BY AMERICAN EXPRESS – Bella Maclean

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