Cara Delevingne looks stunning in elegant see-through black dress as Iskra Lawrence and Ashley Graham show off their curves at Glamour Women of The Year Awards

CARA Delevingne looked stunning an an elegant see-through black dress as she attended the Glamour Women of the Year Awards 2016 in Hollywood on Monday night.

The British model was radiant in the long-sleeved Elie Saab dress and made sure all eyes were on her in gothic gown.

Cara, 24, walked the red carpet with fellow British model Adwoa Aboah.

The model turned actress wore her blonde lock in dramatic waves and went for a statement make-up look with a smokey eye and a vampy red lip.

While her gorgeous dress did the talking, Cara's accessories were all on point as she sported a gold metal choker and matching earrings.

Elsewhere, Ashley Graham and Iskra Lawrence showed off their curves in two stunning ensembles.

Ashley flashed her cleavage in a high-neck shimmering jumpsuit that featured see-through legs.

She wore her hair slicked back and let her stunning jumpsuit do the talking by keeping her accessories to a minimum.

Iskra Lawrence also showed off her curves in a sexy figure-hugging metallic dress.

The blonde beauty flashed a smile before pulling some funny faces on the red carpet.

Gwen Stefani, Amber Heard, Cara Delevingne, Caitlyn Jenner and Jenna Dewan Tatum also put their most stylish foot forward as they attended the bash NeueHouse Hollywood.

Some of the most talented women - and men - from the world of entertainment, politics and humanitarian organisations wowed on the red carpet at the glamorous bash.

Gwen Stefani went for full-on glamour in a revealing black and cream ombre tulle gown by Marchesa.

The singer flashed her enviable toned midriff in the criss-cross halterneck style gown that was backless and featured a small train.

She wore her blonde locks in a top knot and looked delighted when she received the Icon Award from Late Late Show host James Corden.

She attended the bash with her boyfriend and fellow judge on The Voice US Blake Shelton.

Amber Heard made a rare red carpet appearance following her high-profile divorce from Johnny Depp.

The actress went for an off-the-shoulder blush pink lace dress that showed off her slim frame.

During a speech at the event Amber paid tribute to a sexual assault victim known as Emily Doe.

She said: "Wherever you are, we know you are listening. Thank you for your words. Thank you for your courage. We carry it with us every day."

Caitlyn Jenner  looked stunning in a scarlet red gown and was pictured posing with the first Man Of The Year award honoree Bono.

The U2 frontman admitted it was "ridiculous" to be given Glamour's first Man of the Year award as he was on stage accepting the prize.

Speaking to the crowd, he said: "I know how ridiculous it is for me to be on this stage accepting this award.

"But if I didn't know how ridiculous it was, I did have the blessed internet to remind me.

"As my daughter Jordan says, there is nowhere on earth where women have the same opportunities as men.

"Unless we address this problem, both men and women together, the world will continue down this misogynistic, violent and impoverished path.

"I say to the president-elect - look across to women, make equality a priority, it is the only way forward.

"The train is leaving the station, be on it or be under it."

The rocker was given the prize by the glossy publication in honour of his humanitarian work, including the Poverty Is Sexist campaign, which aims to relieve the poverty which discriminates against women on a global scale.

Bono attended the ceremony with his wife Ali Hewson, 55, and kids Jordan, 27, and Eve, 25.

Other winners included Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, the founders of the Black Lives Matter campaign, IMF chief Christine Lagarde and Nadia Murad, the United Nations ambassador who escaped enslavement from ISIS.

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