Strictly Come Dancing winner Rose Ayling-Ellis is a woman of many talents, picking up Inspirational Person of the Year at the Visionary Honours Awards 2022 on Tuesday evening.
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Looking fabulous to receive her prestigious award, the 27-year-old star stunned fans in a slick power suit - and the most amazing Zara platform heels. Complete with a cropped tailored jacket and figure-flattering high waisted trousers, Rose opted for an edgy eveningwear look for the occasion - and it's a total vibe.
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Taking to Instagram to share behind-the-scenes clips from her evening, Rose looked gorgeous in her slick black ensemble as she held up her award.
The EastEnders actress styled her elegant co-ord with boxy platform heels from Zara, adding an embellished pearl clutch bag and gold hoop earrings.
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The Strictly Come Dancing champion looked incredible
Adding a pop of colour, Rose's makeup artist Jaz Crush elevated the look with a smouldering emerald eye and fluttery lashes. Rose also rocked fluffy brows, rosy blush and a beautiful bold lip.
Rose's award is so well deserved after her momentous year. The Strictly winner not only made history with dance partner Giovanni Pernice as the competition's first deaf contestant, but she's also worked tirelessly campaigning for British Sign Language laws to change.
Rose's makeup artist gave the star an elevated, metallic eye look
The actress, who has supported the bill to make BSL a recognised language, explained one of the many barriers deaf people face, telling the BBC: "If I go to the doctor and there's no interpreter it means I have to bring a family member with me. But I don't want that, I want privacy."
Rose had called on MPs to make BSL an official language and to be given legal status in the UK. She said the UK's lack of familiarity with BSL poses a real problem for the deaf community.
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Speaking about the lack of respect shown to the deaf community, Rose recently told The Big Issue: "I'm backing it because this is my language. The fact that my country doesn't see it that way is really sad and means we don't get the respect we deserve and the language deserves."
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