Kelly Holmes and Claire Sweeney wow at the European Diversity Awards

Dame Kelly Holmes and Claire Sweeney looked stunning as they attended the European Diversity Awards at the Intercontinental Hotel in London on Friday night.

The former Olympic athlete, 52, stripped very long in a pink mini dress with a black belt tied around her waist.

The star increased her height in a pair of black strappy heels, while the mesh material dresses fell to the floor at the back of her.

Kelly wore her short locks to one side, flashing her gold earrings, while sporting a glamorous makeup look.

Meanwhile, Claire turned heads in a dazzling pink dress with a rhinestone corset detail that showed off her incredible figure.

The actress, 51, wore a silver cross necklace, watch and earrings that all matched her handbag.

Claire opted for a bronzed makeup palette that accentuated her natural features, while straightening her blonde locks.

Both girls took the stage during the event to present awards and recognize diversity achievements.

Also present was Dr. Ranj Singh, who cut a neat figure in a black and navy tuxedo.

Anna Richardson looked effortlessly chic in an all-black ensemble that consisted of a blouse, pants and stilettos.

The European Diversity Awards recognize achievements in all areas of diversity: race, age, sexual orientation, disability, gender identity and faith.

Launched in 2010, the European Diversity Awards are now firmly established as the continent’s most prestigious and widely respected diversity event.

Attended by leading business, political and media leaders, the EDA recognizes those individuals and organizations whose leadership excellence has made a real difference to the equality, diversity and inclusion agenda.

Linda Riley, founder of the European Diversity Awards, said: ‘These awards aim to shine a light on those who have worked tirelessly to promote diversity and inclusion during what has been an extremely challenging year, especially with the crisis of the cost of living and the rising food crisis. and fuel costs.

Each deserved winner has made real achievements in the past year on race, age, sexual orientation, disability, gender identity or religious affiliation.

“The award-winning companies and business leaders are dynamic and reflect the tremendous efforts business organizations are now making to improve diversity and inclusion. We must never forget how far we have come, but there is still so much more to do.’