CHRISSY Teigen made sure all eyes were on her as she attended the star-studded Glamour Awards in New York last night.
The 32-year-old looked amazing in a Grecian style white dress as she was honoured at the bash by her husband John Legend in an emotional speech.
The model was joined at the event by Amber Heard, who looked stunning in a white corseted dress with tassel detail.
Ashley Graham wowed in a pair of green trousers with a white crop top and flowing side train.
Other celebs at the event included Karlie Kloss, Claire Danes and British model Iskra Lawrence.
The highlight of the evening though was John’s speech, when he described his wife Chrissy as "the kind of woman you write songs about".
The couple met in 2007 before marrying in 2013 and have two children together - daughter Luna, two, and six-month-old son Miles Theodore.
Taking to the stage John introduced himself as a "trophy husband" before praising Chrissy as the "star" as well as the "heart and soul of the family".
He said: "I am very much in love with this woman", adding: "But I'm not the only one who loves her. Many millions of people who aren't married or related to her love her too.
"Everywhere I go, I meet people, fans, who used to ask me for an autograph or tell me how much they love my music. Now, the number one comment I get from people who used to be my fans is how much they love Chrissy. She gets bigger cheers than I do at my own concerts. They love her.
"People love her honesty. Her humour. Her beauty and style. Her passion for food. Her sense of adventure and fun. And they love her big, beautiful heart. The heart she wears on her sleeve. She inspires so many people and so many women. I mean, she's the kind of woman you write songs about."
He added: "I am amazed by the woman that you've become. And I'm truly glad that the rest of the world has finally found out about it, too."
Accepting her influencer honour, Chrissy also became emotional, calling John the "most incredible husband on the planet".
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She later joked: "I didn't cry during our wedding. I hate you John, I really do,"
Also honoured at Glamour's women of the year awards were the victims of Larry Nassar, the former USA Gymnastics national team doctor convicted of sexually assaulting girls and young women.
They were named the voices of courage.
Actress Viola Davis was named the icon of the year while Democrat Senator Kamala Harris was named advocate of the year.
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