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GAMLE LOGEN / OSLO (Se og Hør): Friday evening the stage is set for this year’s edition of the Vixen Awards. The award is an annual award ceremony that recognizes the country’s best influencers.
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A number of Norway’s biggest influencers have taken the trip to Gamle Logen in Oslo on this occasion, where excited faces waited to see if they could travel home with a Vixen award in hand.
See this year’s winners below!
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First prize went to Jenny Skavlan, who won the prize for “fashion of the year”
– You always work for your cause. Everyone has something they are passionate about. Recognition is fun!
– It’s a completely absurd industry, says Skavlan from the podium.
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The award for “beauty of the year” went to Leah Isadora Behn.
– When I was here a year ago, I had no idea what to say. We all saw how it went. But when I look back on the year that has been, I am so happy. I have grown so much.
– I have experienced so much, I go out of my comfort zone and do so many things. Thank you very much, says a moved Behn.
PROUD: Märtha Louise proudly followed along from the hall. Photo: Andreas Fadum / Se og Hør.
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The award for “health of the year” went to Wasim Zahid.
– It is fun that a Norwegian-Pakistani cardiologist and senior physician at Drammen Hospital wins such a prize. It shows that everyone has a chance, laughs Zahid from the podium.
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The award for “sport and training of the year” went to Magnus Midtbø.
– It is very nice to win an award for something you have spent so much time on, says Midtbø when he accepts the award.
The award for “tourism of the year” went to Julie Valsø.
Valsø could not be present during the distribution. She is currently travelling.
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The prize for “entertainment of the year” went to Johanne Massey.
– My God, had someone told me in high school that Tim, who I went to school with in high school, was going to present a Vixen award to me, I would have believed him, no! She laughs from the stage.
Camilla Lorentzen. Photo: Andreas Fadum.
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The award for “lifestyle of the year” went to Julie Lorentzen.
It is his wife Camilla Lorentzen who accepts the award, on behalf of Julie.
– I didn’t really think I would be so moved, but then I felt a little teary in my eyes on the way up.
– A rough week
– Since I’m the one standing here, there’s something I can do that I’m never allowed to do at home, and that’s bragging about my wife. I am so proud of Julie, who every day chooses to be a role model for young, queer people, because she herself needed it when she was growing up.
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The award for “interior, home and outdoor space of the year” went to Mads Clemmetsen.
The award for “food and sustainability of the year” went to August and Martin.
The prize for “sustainability of the year” went to Hanne Lene Dahlgren.
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The award for “golden pen of the year” went to Frida Marie Grande.
The award for “strong opinion of the year” went to Kaveh Rashidi.
Rashidi could not be present. He was at home with sick children.
The award for “role model of the year” went to Morten Marius Skau.
The award for “shooting star of the year” went to David Mokel.
– Thank you very much! I want to thank Shaman Durek. That was all, says Mokel from the podium to laughter from the audience.
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The award for “business of the year” went to Fæbrik.
The award for “people’s favourite” went to Jørgine Vasstrand.
Over 44,000 votes have been cast for the award, of which Vasstrand received over 30 per cent of the votes. She wins the award for the fourth year in a row.
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– Wow. For the fourth year in a row, it’s actually quite crazy that a Sunnmørsjente sits here, who is described by many as tolerable and proud of herself. Nevertheless, it remains the people’s favourite, so many, many thanks, to an incredibly loyal audience – who clearly like a girl who dares to stand up for what she thinks.
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The award for “influencer of the year” went to Julie Lorentzen.
The last prize out is the “year’s honorary award”, and it went to Emilie Nereng.
– I did not expect this, I am completely shaking!
– I bled an insane amount
– I have been in this business for 14 years. It’s more than half of my life, so I’ve seen how everything has developed. It has developed in a direction, which I really have to say, I am extremely happy with. We started as daredevils, crazy without any rules, everyone shared whatever the hell they wanted, without filters, with a webcam. Now we have content producers and it is such a professional arrangement. We have become a group that cheers each other on, and each finds their niche and stands for something. That’s what I’m most proud of.
