Georgia Harrison looked sensational as she walked the red carpet at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards at One Marylebone in London on Tuesday.
The former Love Island star, 28, wore a chic black floor-length gown with a thigh-high split and cut out detail to the front.
Reality personality Georgia, who is nominated for the Activist gong following her ITV documentary Revenge Porn: Georgia Vs Bear, confidently posed in her dress which featured decorative silver stones down the front.
The halter neck piece left her bare arms on show and she showed off her long leg through the split in the dress.
She opted for a pair of silver platform heels to add a few inches to her stature and carried a matching clutch purse with her.
Glitz and glam: Georgia Harrison, 28, looked sensational in a black floor-length dress at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards at One Marylebone in London on Tuesday
Georgia’s ex Stephen Bear, 33, was sentenced to 21 months in jail in March after he secretly filmed a sexual encounter with Georgia on CCTV in his garden and then uploaded it online.
He shared the secret clip with friends, ignoring former The Only Way is Essex star Georgia’s pleas to delete the video before publishing it on his OnlyFans account.
Reality star Georgia, who waived her anonymity, has become a campaigner calling for tougher measures against those who share explicit content without consent.
Former Celebrity Big Brother star Stephen was convicted in March of voyeurism and disclosing private, sexual photographs by a jury.
His initial encounter with Georgia took place on August 2, 2020, and he uploaded the secret video to OnlyFans on November 8 that year – later boasting he had made £72,000 from subscribers as a result.
On March 3, Stephen was jailed for 21 months and given a restraining order not to contact his Georgia – but showed no remorse as he smiled and joked outside court and sung to reporters.
Georgia later went on to make her ITV documentary Revenge Porn: Georgia Vs Bear about the ordeal.
The annual Glamour Women of the Year Awards celebrates some of the biggest names in biggest names in music, television, film, sport and media.
In style: The former Love Island star wore a chic black floor-length, backless gown with a thigh-high split
This year’s bash is hosted by comedian Katherine Ryan, her third time fronting the star-studded event.
The awards aim to highlight women who are seen as game-changers in their fields of expertise.
Prior to the ceremony, Glamour unveiled actress America Ferrara as its global honouree and UK Impact Award winner.
Along with her acting career, the Barbie star is the co-founder of two non-profit organisations Harness and Poderistas that work to create social change.
Disgraced star: Reality personality Georgia, who is nominated for the Activist gong following her ITV documentary Revenge Porn: Georgia Vs Bear, with Stephen Bear (pictured) now in jail
Millie Bobby Brown is also recognised as a global honouree this year for her work as an actress, author and the youngest-ever UNICEF Goodwill ambassador.
Deborah Joseph, European Editorial Director at GLAMOUR said: ‘With so many incredible women who have stepped up, raised their voice and challenged the status quo in 2023, there is plenty to celebrate at this year’s GLAMOUR Women of the Year.
‘We can’t wait to bring together the changemaking women from all walks of life for our annual celebration of feminism in all its forms.’
Previous winners include Kim Cattrall who took home the Screen Icon Award last year along with singer Anne-Marie who won the Musician of the Year Award.
