The country’s influencers gathered on Friday at this year’s Vixen awards, where Leah Isadora Behn walked away with a prize in the beauty category. She thanked friends and family from the stage. The mother Märtha Louise was present in the hall.
– I have to thank everyone! And thanks to Fretex, said Behn, who was wearing a used dress from Fretex.
Furthermore, she asked everyone to do exactly what they want – and to stop caring so much about the outside world.
– One thing I’ve thought about a lot, sorry mum – is to give more fuck. What I have to say to anyone who is holding things back because someone has an opinion about it is that they have to do what they feel like doing.
She also talked about how her parents always said when she was growing up that as long as you do what you do, it doesn’t matter what others think.
– You do what you love, and that is success.
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Princess Märtha Louise filmed with her mobile phone when her daughter went on stage to receive the award. Behn’s two sisters were also present. Photo: Lise Åserud / NTB
Magnus Midtbø won the influencer award – thanks to few
Sports climber Magnus Midtbø is Norwegian champion many times. On Friday, he stood on stage after winning the influencer award in the sport and exercise category.
In recent years, he has run a YouTube channel which today has over 1.6 million subscribers.
– I’ve spent more hours on YouTube than climbing – and I’ve been climbing for 25 years, so that speaks for itself, he said moved from the stage.
– Part of the reason why I have spent so many hours is because I like to do everything myself. That’s why I don’t have many people to thank today, but I want to thank a couple of people, he said and thanked his girlfriend, among other things.
Skavlan on stage several times
Influencers, actress and presenter Jenny Skavlan was on stage several times. She first received this year’s fashion award and later in the evening she won an award together with the rest of the gang in the sewing collective Fæbrik in the Sustainability category.
– Climate scientists agree, consumption must decrease. If everyone had consumed like Norwegians, we would have needed three and a half globes, Skavlan said.
– If you go an extra round and ask yourself if you can vouch for this. It’s fun to see that people are becoming more aware, Skavlan said from the stage.
A total of 17 prizes were awarded. Doctor Kaveh Rashidi won the award for this year’s health influencer, Frida Marie Grande won this year’s Golden Pen and the highest award of all, this year’s influencer went to Julie Lorentzen. The honorary award went to Emilie Voe Nereng, formerly known as Voe.
