Claudia Schiffer, who turned 50 at the end of August, looked nothing short of sensational as she was honored as Woman of the Year at the GQ Awards in London.
While accepting the coveted title, the stunning supermodel wore a navy, figure-hugging jumpsuit, which cinched her in at the waist and showed off her slim figure.
As she expressed her gratitude, the German beauty kissed her statuette and posed for a number of snaps, which featured her coral heels and gold accessorizes.
Big night: Claudia Schiffer, who turned 50 at the end of August, looked nothing short of sensational as she was honored as Woman of the Year at the GQ Awards in London
Looking eternally youthful, Schiffer styled her trademark blonde tresses in loose waves and sported a natural yet glamorous makeup look in her living room.
Schiffer, who is also an executive producer, ‘got her start in 1987, after being spotted by a modeling agent,’ according to Variety, and graced the cover of British Vogue at age 19.
Just two years later, she became one of the world’s highest paid supermodel, and has continued to have an expansive modeling career for the past three decades.
Woman of the Year: While accepting the coveted title, the stunning supermodel wore a navy, figure-hugging jumpsuit, which cinched her in at the waist and showed off her slim figure
Timeless beauty: As she expressed her gratitude, the German beauty kissed her statuette and posed for a number of snaps, which featured her coral heels and gold accessorizes
Blissful: Looking eternally youthful, Schiffer styled her signature blonde tresses in loose waves and struck a number of poses with a beaming smile in her living room
Like Schiffer, who celebrated at home due to COVID-19 regulations, all of the publication’s honorees celebrated the annual awards ceremony virtually.
The star-studded roster of victors also included Jean Paul Gaultier, Zachary Quinto, Leon Goretzka, and Kimberly Jones and more.
Upon accepting his award, Quinto, who received the Movie International award, reflected on gravitating toward an acting career at an early age.
Childhood dream: Upon accepting his award, Jean Paul Gaultier, who received the Movie International award, the 43-year-old actor reflected on gravitating toward an acting career at an early age
‘When I was young and just starting to study acting, I was incredibly lucky to be taught by my great acting teacher,’ he recalled in a short video
‘When I was young and just starting to study acting, I was incredibly lucky to be taught by my great acting teacher,’ the 43-year-old said in a short video, via Just Jared.
The Boys in the Band actor continued: ‘She shaped my understanding of what it means to be an artist: How you move in the world is at least as important as on stage. I have never forgotten this fundamental lesson.’
In his speech, he also noted he will continue to try and ‘fight for people who have been less fortunate’ than him.
Footballer: Leon Goretzka, who plays as a midfielder for Bundesliga club Bayern Munich, got the honor of GQ Sportsman of the Year
Proud: Goretzka can be seen with his award at Allianz Arena on October 19, 2020 in Munich, Germany
Leon Goretzka, who plays as a midfielder for Bundesliga club Bayern Munich, took home the honor of GQ Sportsman of the Year.
Meanwhile, Jones, an African-Amerian novelist, was awarded Voice of the Year, after her video, titled How Can We Win?, went viral, amid the George Floyd protests.
She is a strong advocate for the Black Lives Matter movement and has more than 240,000 Instagram followers.
Influential: The star-studded roster of victors also included Jean Paul Gaultier, Leon Goretzka, and Kimberly Jones and more (Jones seen here with the Voice of the Year award)
Listen up: Jones co-authored the book I’m Not Dying With You Tonight and made the viral video, How Can We Win, which was released amid the George Floyd protests