Ruby Rose releases fire at the start of the start of the MTV European Music Awards in Milan, Italy. Photo/AP
Ruby Rose releases fire at the start of the start of the MTV European Music Awards in Milan, Italy. Photo/AP
Ruby Rose has taken home GQ's Woman of the Year Award, an ironic award given the actress doesn't identify strictly as a woman.
Wearing a black catsuit, the model walked the awards carpet with her fiance Phoebe Dahl and a very special guest, her mum. "Mum is sponsored by Chivas Regal," she joked.
The Australian actress revealed to Elle earlier this year that she labels herself "gender fluid".
"Gender fluidity is not really feeling like you're at one end of the spectrum or the other," she said.
"For the most part, I definitely don't identify as any gender."
She created a video Break Free, explaining the concept of gender fluidity in 2014.
As Orange is the New Black's hottest new inmate, she unleashed a torrent of straight women declaring on social media that they would "go gay for Ruby Rose".
A Jezebel article slammed the hashtags for suggesting that sexuality is choice.
"My sense is definitely more lighthearted and neutral on it," Rose told The Huffington Post.
"I feel like we have gone so far in the direction of being more all-encompassing and being more supportive of one another.
Rose admitted she had "mixed feelings" about her award because she feels no one supported her journey until she became a household name.
She said: "I have mixed feelings about that, because I really think that people underestimate you.
"There are so many talented people who worked really hard within Australia, they work their butt off and they don't get the credit that they deserve and they don't get the awards that they should get, and they don't get the (magazine) covers they deserve because we wait as a country, we wait for them to make it big overseas and I don't necessarily agree with that."
Ruby Rose releases fire at the start of the start of the MTV European Music Awards in Milan, Italy. Photo/AP
However, Rose has admitted she's been left overwhelmed by the support she's received from her Australian fans and is enjoying the "tumultuous ride".
She added to News.com.au: "I've had this huge resurgence in Australia and I love that and I love people loving me here again, because it's been a tumultuous ride."
Other stars to walk away with a prize from the GQ Men of the Year Awards Down Under included David Gandy, who was honoured as International Man of Style, Jai Courtney was named Actor of the Year and The Madden Brothers picked up Duo of the Year.
Cody Simpson was also in attendance to pick up his International Sensation gong.
Full list of the 2015 Australian GQ Men of the Year Awards winners
International Man of Style - David Gandy International Sensation - Cody Simpson Woman of the Year - Ruby Rose Sporting Legend - Michael Clarke Actor of the Year - Jai Courtney Man of Chivalry - David Pocock Man of Style - Jordan Barrett Breakthrough Actor - Ryan Corr Musician of the Year - Daniel Johns Breakthrough Solo Artist - Troye Sivan Sportsman of the Year - Mick Fanning Duo of the Year - The Madden Brothers Chef of the Year - Guillaume Brahimi Entrepreneur of the Year - Justin Hemmes Media Personality of the Year - Waleed Aly Artist of the Year - Myuran Sukumaran Menswear Designer of the Year - Patrick Johnson
