Susanna Reid, Rachel Riley and Emma Bunton looked glamorous as they attended the Women of the Year Lunch and Awards 2023 at the Royal Lancaster London hotel on Monday.

The Good Morning Britain presenter, 52, stood out in a plunging red satin midi dress, teamed with black stilettos. 

Her short brunette locks were styled in a glam blow-dry and she accessorised with dainty silver jewellery. 

Meanwhile Rachel, 37, showed off her incredible figure in a black skin-tight midi dress with embellished silver detail. 

Emma, 47, donned a chic floral gown with a daring thigh-high split and shoulder pads.

Her blonde locks were styled in loose waves and she opted for a dewy blush makeup look with a swipe of nude lipstick. 

Lorraine Kelly looked typically stylish in a purple velvet jumpsuit, teamed with dazzling gold heels.

Arlene Phillips opted for a more casual look which consisted of grey trousers and a black satin top. 

Anita Rani wowed in a cream gown and black blazer as she posed for snaps on the red carpet. 

The Women of the Year Lunch and Awards hosted their 69th annual event to recognise and celebrate over 400 women from across the UK who have achieved extraordinary things this year. 

The event champions women from all walks of life and each guest is nominated by a member of the Women of the Year Nominating Council in recognition of their personal achievement or inspiration, attending the gathering as a 'Woman of the Year'.

Hosted by Mel Giedroyc, presenters included Emma, Clara Amfo, Felicity Jones, Rachel, Susanna and Lorraine.

Guests included Denise Lewis, Baroness Floella Benjamin, Anita Rani, Tamzin Outhwaite, Arlene Phillips and many more.

 Five women were honoured with awards for their selfless dedication to their fields of work, including: Baroness Hale, Merope Mills, Raksha Pattni, Professor Bola Owolabi, Samantha Payne MBE and Dr Alicja Dzieciol.

The Women of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award 2023 went to Baroness Hale, presented by Felicity Jones. 

Baroness Hale said, “What a delight to be among so many wonderful women to celebrate their achievements! It’s an honour to be among them.”

The aim of the Foundation is to help women to fulfil their potential and become, in their own context, future Women of the Year. 

They offer financial and practical support through small grants. These enable disadvantaged women both in the UK and abroad to start over and improve their lives and contribute to their communities.

Since its launch, the Foundation has given out small grants totalling over £250,000 to individual women and organisations that seek to support women, to help them bring their dreams alive and achieve their ambitions.

Women of the Year paid tribute to some of the incredible achievements of 2023, including women's sport, the continuously astounding workers within the NHS, and the women who played an integral role in the King's Coronation this year.

It comes after Susanna chanelled her inner Victoria Beckham during a hilarious moment on Wednesday's Good Morning Britain.

The TV presenter was discussing the newly released BECKHAM documentary with entertainment correspondent Richard Arnold when he remarked she looked like Victoria, 49, during her days as Posh Spice.

He said: 'Susanna, you're looking very Posh Spice 1997.'

'Am I?' Susanna replied.

The journalist is currently sporting a slick bob similar to Victoria's trademark hairdo in the 1990s.

An image of Victoria from the late 90s appeared on screen alongside Susanna who hilariously tried to imitate the star's famous pout.

'There we go,' Susanna said.

'You've got it! Uncanny,' Richard replied.  

The tell-all Beckham documentary, released on Wednesday at 8am, will see the Beckhams' give an intimate insight into their marriage and early romance, their family life, as well as charting David's footballing career.

The couple have been married for 24 years since first meeting in 1997 and now share four children.

Now, David and Victoria are set to open up on their much-publicised romance on camera, including the harder parts of their marriage and 'rumoured infidelity scandals'.