Reneé Rapp, Sabrina Carpenter, Victoria Monét and More Stars Arriving at the Time100 Next Gala — See the Photos!
Stephanie Sengwe
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The annual event honoring young stars making an impact in the world takes place at Pier59 in New York tonight
The Time100 Next Gala is bringing out some serious star power!
Now in its fifth year, the annual event aims to celebrate young stars who are already using their talents to make an impact in their respective industries as well as the world at large. This year's honorees include musicians such as Sabrina Carpenter, Reneé Rapp and Victoria Monét, as well as athletes Ilona Maher, Jaylen Brown, C.J. Stroud, among others.
The event will also be honoring several advocates, leaders and innovators in different fields — Aisha Kandoro, Marlene Engelhorn and Mehreen Datoo, just to name a few.
Below, see all the stars arriving at the Time100 Next Gala.
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